Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-10-28

dubon Monday.
Frank Ridgley was an Audubon
business visitor Monday.
Albert Tharnish departed for Chica-
go on business last Monday.
Attorney w. r. Copeland was at
tending court at Audubon Monday.
]. b. Rendeman was attending
court at Audubon the first of the week.
Miss E. Stearns, of Audubon, spent
few hours with relatives here Satur-
day.
VIM. Mogg and VIM. Huntsberger,
of Audubon, were Extra visitors Tues
day.
Mayor Brenniman and Dr.. Laurit.
zen drove to Audubon on business
Monday.
John A. Nash and E. Baxter, of Au-
dubon, were Extra business visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. S. Hunter, of Atlantic, visited q
few days last week with her sister,
Mrs. d. E. Stranger.
G. G. Jeffries removed with his fam
lily from the farm into the Andrew
Baber property Monday.
John Stager is improving his prop.
erty occupied 10y Newell Jobes by the
addition of a new kitchen.
Mrs. d. Workman came down from
Audubon Tuesday morning to spend q
few days with Extra friends.
J. S. Jobes, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Giest, both of JobeS
post office, were shopping i'll Extra
Tuesday.
Mrs. ii. Ii. Carmichael is expected
home tomorrow from visit with her
daughter, Mrs. o. Ii. Humphrey, at
OeDWein.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder returned to
her home at Audubon Saturday even
1dg after few days visit with rela-
tives here.
VIM. Southwick, of Atlantic, was
visiting Sunday and Monday with his
aunt and uncle, Mrs. VIII. Hamler
and DR.. Newlan.
Robert Hamln and family left with
their house hold goods for their new
location in the south part of Cass
county yesterday.
Mrs. Perry and Miss Mollie Fleming
of Atlantic, arrived in the city Mon,
day for u few days visit at the home
of D. u. Stranger.
Geo. Knapp, of Newton, and Mrs.
Gertie DOnneIy, of Des Moines, arrived
in the city Monday for weeks visit
with their mother, Mrs. Dan'l Miller.
Quite number of farmers were in
the city Tuesday receiving their orders
of nursery stock which were being de.
livered by John Hicks for the Capital
City nurseries.
The 'Gault brothers shipped cal
load of poultry to the New York mark,
cts yesterday. Uhe car contained 15e
coops, .35 chickens 10 the coop, or a to-
of 1880 chickens.
John Frost entertained over Sunday
two of his cousins, one from Bear
Grove and the othel IL resident CT Hi
nois, all three of TIE gentlemen being
over seventy years old.
Last Thursday Richard Gault rented
his farm lying sOuth'of town to Secot
RatfensbuEg, who has been residing a
few miles east of Lewis. MI. Raffens
burg will take possession in the~nea1
future.
Joseph Roberts arrived in the ~eity
last Thursday evening for visit with
his ancle, J. ID. Connrardy. Mr.. Rob
erts mas just completed his three years
enlistment in the U. S. army and now
has the choice of re-enlisting within
the aext thirty days. or becoming
again civilian.
The masquerade ball given by a
number of the Extra young latlies at
the K. P. hall Monday evening was
well attended and pronounced by all
as one of the incest affairs conducted
in Extra for several years. A large
number of invitations were issued and
accepted and the hall was crowded to
I'M
unique and many of them elaborate.
There were about forty couple present
besides numerous gathering of spec
tators.
Viola and Cameron Items.