Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-09-29
Hon. Warren Cannon.

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4th, Greeley Center, Thursday, October
0. Melville Center, Friday, october z.
ID. w. Yount is working in Coon
, Rapids.
b. +. Mendenhall went to Des Moines
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. McLeran is in Griswold
visiting friends,
John Noon, of Brayton, was in Au,
dubon the first of the week on business.
Two persons arrived in Audubon,
Tuesday who had just recently been re-
leased from quarantine on the "Copen-
hagen"
Mrs. Geo, Wright Of Avoca is visit.
ing her sister and family Mrs. Jno. f,
Consigny.
A brother of w. II, Green, from Dow
City, after short visit here returned
home Saturday.
II. w. Hanna, Theo. +. Myers and +.
L. Brainard visited Burlington, Iowa,
this week on business interests.
Prof. Brinkerhoff, Blanch Noon, Mel.
lie Wilds and win Murphey were up
from Oakfeld to attend the teachers
association.
Frank Gleason, j. A. 0verholtzer and
VIM. Walker are among the jurors for
the United States court now in session
at Council Bluffs.
Mrs. g. Egar and youngest child are
visiting at their old home in Sharon
Center, Johnson county, and are ex.
pected home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, $. ID. Thayer entertain,
cd large company at tea last evening
in their new and beautiful home. A
most enjoyable time is reported by the
guests.
Miss Myrtle Stotts returned home
last Thursday morning from an extend.
cd visit with her father, j. l.. Stotts,
and friends In Beulah and Sundance,
Wyoming.
John 4. Jay, OF Manning, was in An.
dubon Monday visiting friends, accom-,
panied by his uncle, Thomas Jay, of
Henry county, near Mt. Pleasant. A
most genial gentleman.
Rev. Bartlett, pastor of the NJ. Il,
church at North Branch, Is In Audi.
bon today making arrangements for
his daughter to take music course in
the Audubon Normal College.
Mrs. c. Coquillette who has been
making an extended visit with her sons
W. Burnside and j. w. Coquillette and
families in Audubon, left Friday for
Havelock, Pocahontas county, to visit
relatives and friends.
Rev. T.. Dickinson returned this
morning from his vacation and will
preach on next Sabbath morning ut the
usual hour. Rev. Donaldson of Hast
ings, Mimi, will occupy the Presby.
terrain pulpit In the evening.
Ed Cotton, while working by the
shaft of the Oakheld molasses factory
had his clothing caught in the ma.
chinery and narrowly escaped u fatal
accident. Fortunately no bones were
broken and no serious injuries sustain,
ed.
Mrs. j. G. Dawson we are glad to
note Is recovering encouragingly from
her painful and protracted illness and
is now able and faithful to accompany
her father each morning for an early
fresh air drive which proves most in,
MIGRATING and helpful
Mrs. w. Il. sutton, of Lincoln, Nebr.,
is In Audubon and vicinity visiting
relatives aud friends around her old
home. She brings encouraging reports
from their new home In Lincoln, which
indicates that w. r., and family were
fortunate In adopting that place as
their future home. All old friends
here are glad of their good success.
John Pratt, of Henry county, is here
visiting his brother, in-law, II. n. Car.
per and the many Henry county friends.
Mr., Pratt is an old soldier, member of
the a5th Iowa Infantry Volunteers and
during the latter part of his term of
service, had the experience of rebel
prison life In Salisbury, North Carolina:
Danville, Virginia, and the notorious
Libby prison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Gray drove up
from Extra last Sabbath and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gleason.
Audubon holds sacred charm Of kind
ly remembrance over all her former
residents which ever draws them back
delighted when favorable opportunity
offers while the Joy Of the returning
ones Vics with Audubon's genial, kind.
ly welcome for supremacy.
1t becomes the strict duty OF all heads
of families as we'll AS all physicians to
promptiy report to the proper authori,
ties any and all cases of contagious
diseases that may appear in their homes
or under their observation, no matter
how mild the form of the disease may
appear, that the public may be protect
ed and the health Of the community
may he promoted. All should realize
that for the neglect of this known duty
the Board of Health laws provide
severe and promptly to be melted out |
penalty.
Migg Nellie Dickinson left last Mon
day evening for Lake Forest University
where she goes to take course in mu-
sic. She met her father Tppsday in
Chicago, who accompanied her to her
destination. The young lady's friends
are pleased that her lot Is so fortunate
as to be thus favored with an opportu-
nifty to pursue the study of her choice
in such an Institution Of superior rank
as Lake Forest University. She has
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