Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-03-26
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Extra visitors Wednesday.
Miss Ella Van Scoy is confined at
home by sickness this week.
Mrs. Charles Wilkins went to Casey
Wednesday for visit with friends.
Alex II. Smith, of Omaha, was attend
ing to business in Audubon Wednes-
day.
Seventeen emigrants from Denmark
arrived in Audubon, over the Rock
Island Tuesday.
j. r.. Pound has added new Weber
gas engine to the outfit in his wagon
and machine shop.
Fida Marks left Monday for Jack.
sOnville, Illinois, where he will make
his home in the future.
Now is the time to get pillow lathes
in working order and Gregg Wolfe is
the man to do the work.
Claude Andrews closed his term of
school last week and is at home for
visit with his parents.
&C. Clifford, of Belden, Nebraska, is
in Audubon visiting at the home of
his father. NJ. X. Clifford.
Rev J. II. Yaggy was in Audubon
Tuesday and Wednesday, leaving
Wednesday for Nickerson, Nebraska.
II. w. Stearns returned from Coun-
Gil Bluffs this morning. He has been
serving on the United States grand
jury.
j. II. Jones expects to ship two cars
of fat cattle to Chicago Saturday.
Marion Jones will go in charge of the
stock.
Miss Dora Schenck arrived in Audi.
bon Wednesday evening to take posi-
ton as trimmer at the Racket milli-
merry store.
Dr. I'll. ID. Miller has been appointed
member of the board of pension exam.
ing surgeons, in the place of the late
DR.. G. FL. Andrews.
Miss Florence Kelley is home from
Indianola where she has been attend
ing Simpson college during the past
year, for weeks visit with her
parents.
J. A. Kerr will recite a beautiful
poem The Dearest Gift to Heaven"
before the Epworth League Literary
meeting next Tuesday evening All
are cordially invited.
w. S. Owen and Miss Minnie Sun
berg were united in marriage Wednes-
day noon at the home of the bride!n A
large number of friends were present
to witness the ceremony.
During the past week the county
clerk has issued marriage licenses as
follows: o. w. Eddy to Mollie Kelley,
Wilson Huff to Nellie Rumelhart w.
S. Owen to Minnie Sunberg.
Mrs S. P. Truax, of Trenton, Mis-
souri,, is in Audubon visiting her sister
Mrs. T. Vermilya. Mrs. Truax will
make 40 extended visit, remaining in
Audubon during the coming summer.
j. r. Pound was badly hurt Monday,
while setting up his new engine. In
trying the balance wheels of the engine
Mr.. Pound got his left foot in such
position that the shaft struck him
breaking the bone in the instep. g. /
During the present week the time of
the district court has been taken by
the case os Wig vs.. Madsen. This was
damage suit growing out of the di-
vision of the Sharon township church.
The parties in the case engaged in a
newspaper discussion with the result
that suit for libel was commenced.
The jury gave the plaintiff verdict
for 81 and costs.
Last Thursday evening the elegant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Roberts
was the scene of happy social gather
ing. With Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts were
associated Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. McKara-
han and Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Jones as
hosts. The chief amusement of the
cNculuS was III GLO "OlhlES ouU VI a
scheme of REFUSES. The guests ed
joyed their evening thoroughly and it
was not until a late hour that good
nights were said
l. James has sold his drug store to
T. F. Wilhelm, Of Arlington, Iowa, and
will retire from the business in few
days, or as soon as the invoice is COM
pleted. During the SIX years that Mr..
James has been IN business in Audi
bon, he has built up fine trade, and
his disposal of the business comes as a
surprise to all. Mr.. James health has
not been the best for the past two or
three years, and he sells in order to
take the rest which appears needful.
Himself and family will 60 to Des
Moines where Mr.. James has some
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