Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-12-30
Nat McFadden, of Dougl township
was caller Saturday.

Nat McFadden, OF Dough township
was a caller Saturday
VIM. Cloughly was transacting bust
ness at Carroll Wednesday
Thos. Lohner visited over Tuesday
nigh with his family at Extra
Richard Sibson, of near Dedham, was
in Audubon on business Tuesday.
Frank Mantz returned to his college
stu les at Iowa City Tuesday evening,
John A. Nash went to Manning and
Templeton on business Tuesday evening.
Chas. Kemp, ST., went IA Victor Thurs
day to make two weeks visit with his
brother.
p. f Howell and Chas. Jenkins, of
Brayton, were Audubon business visitors
Monday.
Roy Funk returned Friday from a Wis
it in Poweshiek county among relatives
and old friends
G. w. Threlkeld, the Kimball piano
man, visited over Sunday with his fami-
ly at Des Moines
Miss l.. E. Turner returned home
Tuesday evening from two weeks visit
with friends at Omaha
Miss Lowene Van Gorder, having com
pleted her holiday vacation, returned to
Chicago Tuesday evening
G. Lennon returned home Monday
evening from Cozld Nebr, where he has
been looking after his farm
Andrew Larsen, of Douglas township,
who was accidentally shot in target prac-
tice few weeks ago, is recovering
Money to loan improved real estate
for sale. A. f. BEAsoN
26tf Office in Bilharz building.
Miss Lille OFT returned home yester-
day morning from her holiday visit with
her sister, Mrs. Cora Berg, at Lincoln,
Nebraska.
III. B. Rose, of Shelby, Shelby county,
was here few days ago visiting with
his sister, Mrs. A. S. Culver He return
ed home Tuesday.
J. A. Kerr Was at Atlantic Saturday
night returning Sunday morning and
bringing home Miss May Kile who had
been visiting relatives there
w. A. Houts, of Parker, S. D., was IN
town yesterday. He is the inventor of
the switch board Pr f. Hooker put in
here in the new telephone system.
Mss Mae McIlvain, who is in charge
of Maud Doak's school, near Gray, while
the latter is under quarantine, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents
here.
VIM. Wonn received bad hurt on his
head and another OH his knee in fall on
the stairway last Friday night. Dr.
Childs dressed his wounds. He is i'm
proving.
For rent at reasonable price, $50 acres
of timothy and blue grass pasture with
in two miles of Audubon. Good fence
and good water works. Apply to W. L.
Humphreys. 51-4w
W. D. Krahl and family, who have
lived mile or two south of town, left
for Norman, Oklahoma, Monday, where
they will make their future home. Sorry
to lose such good people.
L. H. Haines, who has been selling
patent medicines in Marion and adjoin-
ing counties, visited at home during the
holidays He departed Monday night
for Newton and will start from that city
with his outfit.
Harry Tramp returned to Creston Fri
day, after short visit with his father.
Geo. Jennings, an employe of Mr.. Tramp,
started overland on the same day with
the boiler which they are removing from
here to the brick yard at Creston.
The Commercial House has been re-
leased from quarantine and everything
disinfected and cleansed. The travelling
public is assured of safe and pleasant
place to stop. MRs. NJ. PoUbsoN,
*1-2w Proprietor.
Mr.. Lathrop, of Defiance, Deputy
Grand Master of the I. o. o. F. for this
district, was here Monday evening and
installed the new officers of the lodge.
He performed like duties at Bray
ton on Saturday night and at Gray
Tuesday night.
Mayor FL. w. Hanna was called home
the latter part of last week by the more
serious illness Of his family and since
then has been inside the quarantine.
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