Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-04-02
EXTRA.
Henry Bush is building a house.

bus.
+. E. Strangers baby has been ill
this week.
James Lair was at Casey on business
last week.
Mrs. VIM. henrietta is reported to
be no better.
Uncle Joe Williams is again able to
be on the streets.
TheO. Patty was at Council Bluffs
on business last week.
Palm Sunday was we'll observed at
the st. Bonifice church.
Rev. Charles Walker is at Niles,
Mich, visiting his mother.
Henry Conklin has moved back to
his residence, OH Jefferson st.
y. Campbell is improving in health
and is now able to be out again.
Mack Thomas & Co. placed a full
easy safe in their safe this week.
Clint May is now travelling for the
Milwaukee Harvesting Machine Co.
Bide butcher is the happy dad of
big bouncing baby boy born Monday.
f. +. Wilcox will start up the Extra
creamery the latter part of this week.
John Crane has gone to Nebraska to
sell nursery stock and visit relatives.
Ebbe Hansen has purchased half
interest in D. E. Strangers hardware
store.
The witnesses before the u. S. Grand
jury at Council Bluffs, returned home
Saturday.
John Harrison died Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. Particulars
hext week,
Al Andrews is working for Hensley
Bros & Brown in their west town
livery barn.
Miss Ida Sturgeon is home, from
Dennison Iowa, on short visit with
her parents.
Mrs. Emery Williams is visiting
Cass county friends and relatives for
few weeks.
Merchant Marvin, of Atlantic, was
here looking after the organ business
"a day last week.
Earl Leamon and Charles Jones, of
Walnut, visited with Bert LeamOn,
Wednesday evening.
John Peterman is building wagon
shop on the lot just back of Wood
wards blacksmith shop.
Walter Connrardy is now spinning
around on new wheel, purchased of
d. E. Stranger, this week.
Isaac Hunt is tearing down the old
Sylvester house and moving the lumber
to his farm north of town.
VIM. Heath, wife and daughters went
to Jefferson, Iowa, Monday morning
to visit with relatives for week.
lIeusley Bros. & Brown have pur-
chased the Basham livery barn and
have moved the same to west town.
Prof. Johnson is attending the south
western teachers association which is
being held at Council Blu ifs this week.
A glass front will be put in the
building now occupied by Peterman's
shop and fixed up for business house.
Nose Brinkerhoff, of Oakfeld will
learn the carpenter trade with his
brother in-law, Chas. Milliman, this
summer.
Woodward & Woodward have in
operation, at their shop, a new disc
sharpener received this week from
Chicago.
A. ID. Struthers travelling agent for
Randall, Selby & Bell, of Des Moines,
was transacting business and visiting
friends for few day last week.
Charles Houston and James Mean
inch are talking of putting up a 33x70
foot two story brick building on their
vacant lot just west of McAninch's
grocery store.
John Bennett has added line of
pumps and wind mills in connection
with his fence factory and will push
the trade this summer. Sol May will
work for him.
Chris Spoo was fined 5000 and 120
days in Jail, at Council Bluffs last
week, for selling hard cider. The fine
and sentence however was RENTED to
$50, if paid in thirty days.
Second and third degree work in the
X. p. lodge two weeks from Wednes-
day night. A number of the Audi
bon lodge is expected to attend and
take part in the degree work.