Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-13
THE AUDUBON REPUBLICAN.

newly painted.
b. i. Darnold left Tuesday for
Laurel, Nebraska.
Mrs. Thomas Walker visited friends
in Extra Tuesday.
M. Johnson & Co. shipped four cars
of hogs Wednesday.
F. J. Essington, of Brayton, was in
Audubon Saturday.
III. NJ. Talbot left for Grand Island,
Nebraska, Tuesday.
j. G. Keith started Tuesday for n
sight seeing trip in Kansas.
Hi Mendenhall' is attending to BUSH
ness matters in Hardin county.
George w. Preston and NJ. A. Mar
shall went to Atlantic Tuesday.
DIR. Emmert, of Atlantic, was in Au-
dubon between trains Tuesday evening.
A twelve pound boy took up his resi-
dence at the home of Walter Jump last
week.
Billy Ellis returned Sunday from his
southern trip in Arkansas and Okla
hOma
Mrs. Clarence Austin left Tuesday
to join her husband in Stuttgart Ar
kansas.
Mrs. Chris Holm, living just north
of town, was taken sick very suddenly
Sunday.
County superintendent Repass is
visiting schools in Audubon township
this week.
Some damage by hail east of town is
reported as preceding last nights CO.
piOus rain.
Attorney Berry, of Casey, was at
tending to business before the district
court Wednesday.
John Kennedy is afflicted with an
ulcer one of his legs that prevent him
from attending to work
Frank d. Allen of the Advocate re-
turned home this morning from a few
weeks visit in Wisconsin.
A. ID. Walker, of Des Moines, was
looking after his Audubon business
interests Monday and Tuesday
A steam pipe broke at the engine
house Tuesday evening and caused a
shut down Of the electric lights.
Rsv. Lang, of Defiance, will preach at
the Evangelical church Sunday morn
ing and evening. All are invited.
Mrs. J. r. Chandler and little daugh-
ter left Tuesday for Manhattan, Kansas
for visit with relatives and friends.
E. II. Agnew, of Dedham, was in Au-
dubon Wednesday on his way to Adair
near where he has business interests.
George Hensha~, of Extra, passed
through Audubon Saturday on his way
home from trip Oh the Northwestern.
Miss Myrtle Cole leaves today for
Los Angeles, California, where she will
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. w.
L. Kraus.
Engineer Freeman is arranging to
swing the street lights on wires across
the streets instead of on poles as
formerly.
Theo. F. Morrow went to Omaha
Tuesday. From Omaha he goes to
Sioux City and then into points in
northern Nebraska.
Mrs. Siberia, of Oskaloosa, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Flora
Phillips, for couple of weeks returned
to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. f. Talbot, Mrs. NJ. D. Bailey
and Mrs. Charles Kibbler went to Des
MOines Saturday to attend the Holm ess
meetings in that city.
Ira Drake and Bert Keith returned
Saturday from Kingsley. Iowa, where
they were working with one of John
Wards bridge gangs.
At the NJ. f. church next Sunday
morning Rev. Dudley's subject will be
Transformation of Character" in the
evening "Three Doors"
Sam Anderson went to Omaha We'd
nesday after his little sister who has
been in hospital in that city having
an injured eye treated.
Rev. Hague will hold services next
Sunday evening at the Ola Hamlin
sVNool house and at Lone Willow the
Sunday evening following.
G. NJ. Lynch is on trial before Justice
Myers today for an attempt to defraud
Lynch was until a few days ago en-
ployed on the ranch of Thos. F. Mus
son, but was discharged Tuesday. On
Wednesday he came to town and went
to F. A. Ruthweg's store saying that
he had come in after load of feed. He
told Mr.. Buthweg that he wanted to
buy pair of boots, but did not have
money enough and asked that $3.50 be
advanced him and gave in return for