Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-04-09
EXTRA.
ehe is nn tha sick list.

Agent Beebe is on the sick list.
Charles Houston now has u German
clerk
Robert Hamlin is very III OF typhoid
fever.
James McAninch was at Brayton on
business Monday.
j l. llensley was a business caller at
Audubon Mond.y.
There is .alk of extending the water
main OH Park street.
Noah Crane is now selling threshing
machines and engines.
iEbbe Hansen spent Sunday with his
family west Of Brayton.
Mat Thielen is now buying and ship.
ping stock from this place.
Hensley Bros. & Brown are tapping
the main TO use in their new barn.
Dave Workman will devote his time
to training fast horses this summer.
DIR. Newton will soon move his Office
to the rooms in lIalmer's drug store.
Charles Fredricks has sold his in
terest in the livery barn to Ike Hunt.
Miss Ida Sturgeon has returned to
take charge Of her school at Lake City.
Miss Dolle Andrews is learning
dressmaking will Miss Amber Kelsey.
John Harrison Jr. is identifying the
post office with wall paper this week.
q. E. Walker, Of Audubon, was at
Extra selling fence post augers Mon
day.
Sheriff Jones was attending to legal
business at Extra Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Leaman will
move into tine VIM. Carpenter house
May 1st.
o. r. Breneman has gone to Cumber
land to take charge of lumber yarG
at that place.
+. ID. Kerr and family are now com
fortably located in the Mrs G. I'll
! Andrews house.
Eugene Wilson and wife are happy
over the arrival of an eight pound boy
born Thursday night.
Through some misunderstanding the
the easter supper was not held ut the
K. Il. hall Saturday night.
Mrs. Mack Mccall, of Audubon
visited with her mother, Mrs. George
Kreamer, of this place saturday.
Thos. Williams and wife were called
to Cumberland. Iowa, by the serious
Illness of their daughter, Mrs. Baier
Mrs BoOrlnan AID daughter, Of At
lantic were guests ut the home OF
: Edwin Delahoyde few days last
week.
3 The ladies aid society of the Congre.
} gational church met at Mrs. |. =. Hal
locks home, Il; Oaklield, Wednesday
afternoon.
Sheriff A. N. Bartlett, of Bows
county, Nebraska, was here over Sun
( day visiting friends and relatives and
2 attending to some legal business.
Mr.. Al Herrick and Miss Mamie
D Winchell were married at the brides
\ home in Greeley township last Sunday.
I We wish these worthy people happy
married life.
Miss Masching, daughter of Jake
Masching, of Hamlin township, and
\ Elmer Fowler, Of this place, were
D joined in the bonds of natrimony at
the home of the brides parents.
Mrs. F. J. Stranger left for visit
with her daughter at Chadron, Neb.,
MONDAY. She will also spend few
weeks at Hot Springs, 5. d., before re-
l turning, for the benefit of her health.
3 The Easter program rendered at the
} Congregations church in the morning
and at the Methodist church in the
evening were especially fine and large
audiences were in attenance at both
places.
G. X. Hallock and Miss Olive Jen-
kins were married at the CoDgrega-
tional parsonage, at Extra, March 81,
by Rev. II. L. Wissler. We extend
our hearty congratulations and wish
them married life.
n Otto Witthauer has sold his resi-
dence lots OH the corner of Park and
Washington streets to Hensley Bros.
& Brown and as soon rs he can move
his house on lots in the Heights they
will erect large livery barn.
John Harrison ST., aged 80 years
died at his home Wednesday morning
of structure of the oesOphagus. He
-twas an honored and respected citizen
land everyone had good word for him.
He leaves a wife and three children to
mourn his loss and to them we extend
our heartfelt sympathy.
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