Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-10-07
Extra.

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sick the first of the week.
b. Milliman was transacting bust
ness in Audubon Friday.
Frank Stotts was at Audubon Fri
day visiting with friends and relatives.
Walter Connrardy left with wagon
load of apples for Lake OKoboji Mon
day morning.
The new pump for the city water
works has been set up and is now in
running order.
James Davis. of Audubon, was visi-
ting with friends and relatives i'll Elk
ira Monday and Tuesday.
The members of the First Das Adj
vent church are holding revival meet
ings in the park this week.
Del and BY. butcher started for the
northern part of Iowa Sunday with
two wagon loads of apples.
Geo. Jeffries left last Monday to as
sumo charge of the harness shop which
he recently purchased at Redlield.
J. NJ. Thomas is remodeling his
house and making other improve
ments Oh his residence property this
week.
Jack Bruner has commenced the
erection of handsome new residence
OH his property on the Extra Heights
subdivision.
Miss Anna Dorr went to Sioux City
yesterday morning to visit with her
brother and to also attend the Monda-
mon carnival.
Harry Jackson who has been con.
fined to the Persing home by blood
poisoning is now reported as being
much improved.
VIM. Eckles who has until recently
been residing at Atlantic has removed
to Extra and will make this city his
future residence.
John Harrison went to Council Bluffs
the latter part of last week where he
has secured employment at his trade
as painter and paper hanger.
Mrs. Jack Bruner has returned home
from her visit in O'Brien county. Mrs.
John Bruner accompanied her home
and will visit here and also with her
parents at Anita.
Rev. Nichols who received the APP
pointment to the M. E. pulpit at this
city, has removed here from Anita and
has already taken up mis- ministerial
work in this field.
Mrs. Wilcox departed with her sister
for Kansas this week and will remain
at her sister home until MryWilcox
has completed arrangements for their
removal to Panora. Mr.. Wilcox will
again engage in the creamery business.
Last Tuesday the Green Bay Lum-
Der Company commenced the erection
of a dry shed and other preparations
for the removal of their yards from
their old location in West-town to
their new quarters OH the old Work
man place.
Ed. Cotton who has been spending
the past two weeks overseeing the dis
position of the crops on his farm and
making preparations for the care of
his property during the coming winter,
will go out on the road again Monday
as travelling salesman for the Dale
City Wooden mills.
Mr.. Christensen who recently pur-
chased the Henshaw farm removed
with his family from Chadron, Nebr.,
to this point Tuesday morning. Mr..
Christensen was compelled to charter
four cars to transport his effects here
as he brought with him his household
goods, farm implements and 125 head
of cattle.
Peter Christensen was the victim of
arunaway accident Saturday which de-
molished his buggy and came near
proving serious to himself. AS it is he
was only Jared up considerably
When asked concerning the amount
of the damage, he replied that only
his "honest real estate dealer" sign
was left.
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