Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17
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Atlantlc Monday.
G. G. Campbell was at Extra talking
insurance Tuesday.
DR.. Brooks parents returned to their
home in Vinton Monday
The trial jury has again been excused
and ordered to report Monday.
WI. Audas and wife, of Gray, were
guests of Geo. Gregg and family.
Thos. Walker is building six foot
sidewalk around his residence lot.
l. Smutney has completed new
walk in front of his residence near the
school house.
VIM. Gray killed three year old rat
tie snake u short distance south of
town Monday.
The mother of VIM. Wonn is here
from Harlan visiting the family OF the
county attorney.
John Needles left Tuesday for Guth-
RE Center where he has employment
in barber shop.
r. j. Creveling is in Extra this week
where he has contract to add story
to VIM. Fulten's house.
A. J. Phillips and wife left via the
overland route Sunday for visit with
friends in Warren county.
Taylor Langworthy and wife drove
to Guthrie Center Sunday for visit
with friends. They returned Monday.
George Knox and Miss Amy Holmes,
of Extra were married at the residence
of B. F. Kennedy in this city, Sunday
last by elder 9. A. Lockhart.
Miss Sadie Farmer, who is head nurse
In the Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, hospi.
table, is expected home tomorrow for
a vacation visit with her parents.
Mrs. ID. L. Freeman, shorthand and
typewriter, Office over Vermilya's
store, Audubon, Iowa. Instructions
in shorthand by mail or in person.
G. E. Weston and family expect to
leave tomorrow for the southern part
of the state to procure apples and en-
JOY the pleasures of an overland trip.
Rev. r. e. Gilkey, brother, of Mrs. L.
p. Baker, from Dover, New Hampshire,
is in the city. The gentleman breaches
at the Baptist church this evening at
7:3O
Ed G. Swayne, representing the DR..
Miles Medical Co., was in town yester-
day. The gentleman is an expert BIZ
cyclist and is making the trip on a
wheel.
r. r. Randall, travelling passenger
agent and manager of the emigration
department of the Kansas, Pittsburg
and Gulf railroad was in Audubon
Wednesday.
The Stuart House fire loss has been
settled by the National fire insurance
company. Forty-seven dollars and
fifty cents was the amount of loss
agreed upon.
Miss Hadley, of indianapolis, Indi-
ana, niece of Mrs. r.. G. Carpenter, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. II. Moore
Carpenter. Miss Hadley is an accom-
plished musician.
The remainder of Z. A. Rea's i'm.
plement stock was shipped to Corydon
Tuesday. Mr.. Rea's Representatives at
Audubon, Messrs. Dent and C0rbin,
also left for that place on Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Sinclair AIRY, of Coggan, Iowa,
is in the city guest of her children,
Sylvester AIRY and Mrs. w. Burnside.
Mr.. s. AIRY, of MapletOD, who came at
the same time as his mother returned
home Saturday.
The grand jury finished its labors
Wednesday and were discharged. 1t
| is safe to say that several indictments
were found, but as the arrests are yet
to be made no names are given out
for publication.
Messrs. F. s. Watts and Chas. Van
Gorder, accompanied by their families,
drove to Extra Sunday where they
were joined by the families of John
Gray and Ed Delahoyde, and all spent
pleasant day in the groves near Oak
field.
Sunday, being the finest day of the
season, Audubon people turned en-
masse and drove to adjoining towns, to
visit friends in the county or just
around to see how everything looked.
The livery stables had their stock ex-
hausted and lumber wagons were at a
premium.
s ID. Thayer will open furniture
store in Audubon in the near future,
and will leave next week for the eastern
markets to purchase hisstock. A gen.
tleman from Stuart viii have charge
of the undertaking department. Mr..
Thayer's large business acquaintance
and his well known reputation will