Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-08-05


Tuesday.
John A. Musson returned Saturday
from Chicago.
l. P. Hallock, OF Brayton, was in Au-
dubon, Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Sharp returned this morn
ing from her visit at Let's, Iowa.
Miss Irene Jenkins, of Brayton, Wis
tied Audubon friends Sunday and Mon
day.
Ralph Roberts returned Saturday
morning from his visit in Chicago and
Mt. Pleasant.
w. II. Kelly went to Das Moines We'd
nesday evening on short business trip.
He will return Friday.
Miss Edna Hopley returned to her
home at Lewis today, after a weeks visit
with Mrs. 1. w. Baker.
Miss Kate Overholtzer returned We'd
nesday evening from Des Moines where
she has been attending school,
Miss Vivian Hinshaw, of Indiaola, ar
rived in Audubon, Friday. for visit
with her sistsr, Mrs. J. E. Clark.
Emery Graham, OF Stuart, was in Au-
dubon Monday. He came to visit with
his mother in Douglas township.
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Mrs. John H. Mosier returned home
Friday from several weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Indiana.
Miss Rose Sharp returned Saturday
morning from three weeks visit with
relatives and friends in eastern Iowa. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Rice, Miss Beason.
r. c. Rice and A. e. Beason returned
Saturday from weeks outing at Lake
View.
George Howald returned to his home
in Des Moines this evening after pleas.
ant two weeks visit with friends in Au-
dubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Pound and child.
rem leave this evening for Flint, Michi-
gan, where they will visit. Mrs. Pounds
mother.
Miss Maud O'Neal, of Carroll, arrived
Saturday for visit at the home OF !.
Ralph Helm. Miss O'Neal is Mrs. Hef-
Inns niece.
Mrs. L. b. Mitchell and Miss Greenee
who have been visiting at @. e. Talbotts
for the past two weeks returned to their
homes today.
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Rev. E. f. Ilgenfritz visited in Audi
bon from Monday to Wednesday, when
he went to Stuart for short visit. He
will return Saturday.
Robt. G. Rice was in Extra Monday
and Tuesday, in charge OF the Stuart
Bank to take the place of N. p. Chris
Jensen who was in LIE Mars.
John Coates, of Coon Rapids, was in
Audubon, Wednesday, visiting his BROTH
er P. F. Coates with whom he is asso-
ciated in the stock business
Thos Walker returned Tuesday morn
ing from Okoboii. Mr. Walkers health
was quite poor during the spring and
early summer, but has improved greatly
during his stay at the lakes.
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to his summer home at Lake Okoboji
with the expectation of remaining there
until September but was called back to
Audubon, Thursday morning to attend
to some business matters requiring his
attention.
w. E. Butler, of Council Bluffs, as
referee, and Major H. G.. Curtis and
Hon. L. L. DeLano, of Atlantic, as at
torneys. arrived in Audubon this morn
ing to take up work on an action at law
between Chas Van Gorder and Thos.
T. Musson.
The Chicago Journal Of few days !
ago contained the following item which
will be ofsinterest to Audubon READERS.
1.-TWO Women have engaged passage at
the North American Transportation and
Trading company's Chicago Office for
Alaska. They are Mrs. w. A. Little s
and Mrs. Frank Gleason. Mrs. Little {
will be unaccompanied, but Mrs. Ghea-
son will go with her husband and % year
son. The Gleasons live in Davenport"
Few of his acquaintance and friends
could realize the truth of the news of
the death Of Oscar Davis, from heart {
failure, when the sad fact was reported
on the streets Wednesday morning.
Tuesday afternoon he was about town
and appeared to be in his usual health,
He went to his room at the Commercial
house about eleven o'clock, and when he
did not come down stairs at his usual
rising hour the hotel people went to
arouse him, and found him almost life
less and gasping for breath. A physi-
clan was hastily summoned and did all