Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-09-22
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Mrs. Louie Bartlett is visiting her
people at oxford for couple of weeks.
Peter Hobert, of Audubon, and II. s..
Wattles are taking i'll the exposition
this week.
Jno. l. Hensley returned from Casey
Tuesday where he has been OH a big
cattle deal.
Mrs. Henry Conkling is spending this
week with her daughter, Mrs. Persing,
near Adair.
Sam Minser and party have gone
north on apleasure trip. A great time
is anticipated.
Jno. Lohner is home from Minnesota
where he went to help during the big
harvest up there.
Mrs. James Gearhart spent day in
Audubon last week making Mrs. Rosen-
burg farewell visit.
Mrs. Henry Dur, of Atlantic, is spend
ing this week with her parents here,
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Frank Sturgeon is home from his
Wyoming trip and looking fine. Frank
thinks some of returningin the spring.
Quite lumber of Extra people as
well as the country surrounding at
tended the big show at Audubon Sat
-nrday.
FL. +. Andrews had the shed in the
rear of his brick office torn down last
week and otherwise improved his
property.
Geo Milliman bought Of Mrs. Guern-
sey her barn and buggy shed and had
lit moved to his residence property on
North street.
Word comes from Anaconda, Colo,
that Minnie Croy Anderson has been
very i'll, which her many friends are
sorry to hear.
Geo. Wahlert, who hus been ailing
for the past week, is able to be up and
about again much to the satisfaction
of his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Odell and Chas
May and wife started Wednesday for
the exposition. They will return Sat.
urday evening.
Miss Eva Lawrence, the lady trim
mer at Mrs. Ragan's parlors, arrived
Saturday evening and is busy making
ali kinds of pretty hats. .,,..
Mrs. ID. l.. Anderson started last
Friday to visit her sister south of Des
Moines. Both ladies are quite aged
and have not seen each other for a
number of years.
Uncle Henry Conkling was taken
very i'll Saturday afternoon while on
duty at Kreamer & Odell's grocery
store. He is much improved at this
writing.
VIM. Baylor, of Audubon township,
has his new house enclosed and
.shingled and will soon be ready for the
plastering. This is hurrying things
right along.
j. NJ. Thomas is having the roof of
his store building painted this week
and making other improvements about
the building before winter sets in.
Next will be his nice new sign.
Grandma Hamlin has gone to Omaha
this week to visit the exposition and
see the Indian congress. Grandma
was here in the early days when no one
but red skins were her neighbors.
Frank Kreamer, who came home last
week sick from Camp Mckinley, is
much better the fever having broke
Friday night. Heis able to be up some
and will soon be his usual self again.
Chas. Bison and family were up
Sunday. Chas. had just returned Fri.
Hday evening from his trip to Montana
and reports fine time, thinking he
would not have missed the trip for a
great deal more than it cost him.
Station Agent Graham prepared and
sold seventy-one tickets to Omaha
Tuesday morning and great many
on Wednesday morning. This is de-
lightful weather and all those who visit
the exposition now will no doubt have
an enjoyable time.
Trune Thomas had something like a
$4,000 smash-up while threshing for
Will Ridgley Tuesday. The crank shaft
-pin broke, tearing things up in fine
shape. Mr.. Thomas said he had on 125
pounds of steam and thinks it won.
der more damage was not done.
Otto Born was somewhat unfor-
tunate Saturday, while out hunting
both barrels of the gun went off kick
ing him in the face, catching his upper
lip in the gun lock, cutting horrible
cash, so bad that he had to consult his
doctor and have him sew up the wound.
While all were quietly sitting in