Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-02-17
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still very low with the quinsy.
F.C.J. Voss went out to Omaha ant
York, Nebraska, Oh business Monday.
A ten pound girl baby was born u
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans p. Hansen Sunday
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank BaSham the latter part of las
week.
Miss Ella Boorman, of Atlantic, was
a Sunday visitor at the Delahoydt
home.
Nick Thiean, of Audubon township
went up to Audubon on business yes
terday.
VIM. Mogg, of Audubon, spent Tues
day and Wednesday visiting with Elk
ira friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Delahoyde spent
Sunday at the home of Attorney Boor'
man at Atlantic.
The Maccabees are making arrange
ments for another ball to be given next
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph d. Hawks visit
ed Sunday at the home of MIR. Hawks
father at Atlantic.
Cbas. Radcliffe commenced Smelling
: 600 bushels of old corn for Mat Frost
the first of the week.
G. w. Guernsey is regaining his
health and it is presumed that he will
he a we'll man again soon.
Theo.P atty returned home Friday
evening from attending the funeral Of
his cousin. Frank Patty at Carroll.
Mrs, Lizzie Bison and two youngest
children. of Brayton. spent Monday
NIGHT with her sister, Mrs. Thomas.
lanes Brown is contemplating a trip
to St. Paul. Minnesota, next week to
visit with a brother whom he has not
seen for thirty years.
Bert Leamon will remove with his
family into one of the Carpenter
houses in the southeast part Of town
this week.
A merry company frcm up and down
the crick enjoyed valentine party
and dance at the home of Jos. Wheeler
Monday evening.
Jos. Roberts and Miss Lucille Con-
rsrdy drove to Audubon Monday even
ing to attend a valentine party given
at the Soar home.
Miss Lola Brmkerhoff returned
from her two weeks vacation at OAK
field Saturday to recommence clerKlng
III Gault Bros store.
VIM. Wahlert and Miss Minnie Min
or will be united in marriage at the
home Of the brides parents in Greeley
township next Wednesday.
Messrs. Jeffries, Odell, Allen, Rohwer,
Rasmussen, Siebert, Patterson ana
Copeland drove down to Brayton
Tuesday evening to attend all initiation
at the Woodmen camp there.
Sam Duffard and John Parks, OF
White House, n. j., who have been
visiting here with their cousin, AL.
Voorhees,, left Monday with car load
of horses which they will take back to
their home.
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
Thad. Carmichael Monday evening in
honor of her birthday. Mrs. Car
michael was presented with n hand
some rocking chair by her guests rs a
token of their esteem. About twenty
couples were present.
fhe Maccabees are expecting to have
their new lodge room fitted up and
ready for occupancy by the first or
March. One of their most substantial
improvements will be the introduction
of new gas plant similar to the one
now in operation ut Gault's store.
The social given by the Congrega-
tional Y. p. S. G. E. at the X. p.
hall Saturday evening was an enjoy
able affair and fulfilled the EndeaOr's
expectations financially. The program
furnished was replete with pleasing
numbers and deserves much praise
The total receipts amounted to about
$1,000.
/. While August Hickman was driving
to Extra Monday night to attend lodge
meeting, the team of mules which he
was driving ran away throwing Mr.
Hickman into a barb wire fence be-
side the road. HIS brother, Herman
r who was driving another team behind
l August took him home and immedi
: ately summoned DR.. Newton. Mr.
J, = Hickman was quite severely cut abou
e the head and face, a leather coat which
he was wearing protecting him from
T. serious cuts about the body.
]. The marriage of Mr.. Ralph d. Hawk
3 to Miss Olive NJ. Walker, of which w
" made mention last week, occurred a
= the CONGREGATIONAL church, Thursda,