Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-07-19
HE. Andrews was at Extra Monday.

Mrs. Brooks was at Atlantic Mon
day.
w. II. King of Anita was in town
Tuesday.
Frank Talbot returned yesterday
from Carroll.
II. Grevsmuhl was an Atlantic Wis
itor Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Culver
Saturday, a girl.
Carl Christensen was in Audubon
the first of the week.
w. III. Neff came home Monday from
his trip to Des Moines.
Robert Conway went to Des Moines
Friday to visit relatives.
Robert Gransbery, of Extra, was an
Audubon visitor Sunday.
Ed. Dickinson returned from his
trip to the lakes Saturday.
The Seibert House on lower Broad
way quit business Monday.
The enrolment at the review school
reached fifty,four this week.
Fred Low of Atlantic is engaged in
drug store of w. Ii. Low e. Co.
Alex r. Smith left this morning for
business trip to Marshalltown.
Melville Graham has gone on pros.
pecting tour to the Cherokee strip.
Mrs. Will Woodward, of Extra, visit
ed last week with Audubon friends.
F. b. Davis & Co. are doing business
just the same, regardless of the hard
times.
Miss Thompson, cashier at the big
cash store, is visiting relatives in Ne
braska.
G. E. Yates was in Audubon Satur-
day, guest of his brother-in-law, j.
w. Rosenberg. Mr., Yates is from Car
roll.
w. p. Fargueson went to Grand
Junction to attend to business matters
and visit with old friends for a few
days.
will Donaldson and his bicycle en-
gagged in promiscous mix Thursday
evening in which both were slightly
worsted.
Mrs. Mary Lockwood and Miss Alice
Walker left Monday for Michigan.
The ladies expect to make an extend
ed visit there.
b. S, Phelps and wife left Saturday,
Mr.. Phelps going to Hot Springs, S. d..
and his wife for visit with relatives
at Butte, Nebraska.
r. II. Davidson, a prosperous farmer
from near Fiscus, was in Audubon
Saturday on his way home from a visit
to old scenes in Ohio.
A couple of Meaningless were in
town Sunday having driven livery
team down. When within mile or so
of Audubon one of their horses drop
ped dead.
Joseph S. Johnson left Monday for
Greenfield and other points in Ohio.
One object of Mr.. Johnson's visit is to
have his eyes treated by an eastern
specialist.
Misses Bertha and Ollie Fargueson
returned this morning from a months
visit at Grand Junction; Miss Benson,
Of that place returning with them.
Miss Benson is niece of A. III. Prick.
The annual reunion of the Redfield
Association will be held this year at
Manning, August Z, 8 and 8. A num-
Der of good speakers will be present
and other attractive features are an
nounced.
Mrs. 1. w. Baker, accompanied by
her son, Will, and Mrs. S. Parsons
started for drive in the country
Wednesday morning. When few
miles from town their horse became
frightened and INDUCED in an old time
runaway. Fortunately for the parties
they escaped with little shaking up
from being thrown from the buggy.
Audubon's "Cigarettes" crossed bats
with the Manning aggregation yester-
day afternoon and put up fairly good
game, barring the tenth inning. Both
teams started out to gather in countless
runs and were neck and neck up to the
sixth when Audubon obtained lead
of five, after which they failed to score.
In these last innings the Manning boys
came up slowly and at the end of the
ninth inning the score was fourteen
and fourteen. If we could have drawn
the curtain here all would be well, but
alas there was hitch in the arrange
ments and Manning did nothing
to us-but batted or otherwise OBJ
tanned eight life sized runs which with
the fourteen before mentioned swelled
their total to %. The cigarettes"
failed to score in their half and thus
another page, with Ia to % in favor of
Manning engraved thereon, is added to
their unfortunate history.
Mr.. G.. r. Darland. of Audubon. cot