Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-30


boy born Thursday of last week.
Fred Reynolds. OF Greeley township
was county seat visitor Monday.
Barney Cunningham left Monday tc
spend week at the Omaha exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peterson. OF
Hamlin, had son born to them Friday
VIM. Dryden and little son Charlie
were at Carroll between trains Monday
Sheriff Jones attended the Interstate
Sheriffs' Convention at Omaha last week
+ L. Anderson, of Ross, was looking
after machinery business in this 10 cality
Monday.
Henry Hale and Chris Hader are re-
building the livery and feed barn of II
J. Cooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orren Pray are happy
over the arrival of daughter at theil
home Friday.
A new water tank is being erected al
the North Western depot by the rail
road company.
We give our readers another good
letter from Rev. Krell this week descript.
i've of San Francisco.
c.. L. CRANKY. of Belle PLANE, came in
Sunday to make short visit with the
family of Dan'l Lynch.
Miss Grace Renton departed Tuesday
evening to visit with her brother and
sister at Randolph, Nebr.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reuschling, of Viola township, has been
very sick, but is better again.
Mrs. E. F. Moon was called to Colfax
the first of the week by the illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Forney.
w. p. Fargusen and family returned
the latter part of last week from visit
with old friends at Grand Junction.
Mrs. G. +. Green and Mrs. r. E..
Walker, mother and sister of Mrs. w. B.
Davis, returned to their home at Sabula
Monday evening.
Miss Lottie Terry who has been spend
ing the winter with the family of D. E.
Soar, departed Monday for her home at
Cherryvale, Kansas.
B. S. Phelps returned from visit Of
a few weeks in Vermont last Friday. He
says fair degree of prosperity is now
enjoyed in the east
The carpenters, Hart 81 Eddy, have
finished the carpentering on the Ed Van
Gorder residence so the plummers and
plasterers are at work
Supervisor Hoegh, of Audubon county,
was in the city this morning and went
to Omaha on the excursion train at 7:30
Thursdays Atlantic Telegraph.
Mrs. S. G. Curtis and little daughter
Mildred, went out over the Rock Island
yesterday morning for months visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Barnes, at Omaha
Ralph Overholtzer has commenced
the reading of law in Henry M. Gray's
office. We think Ralph has the ambition
and talent to make something worthy of
himself
The Republican office IS connected
with the new telephone system and we
invite all our friends to call us at any
time on matters of business or to give us
news items.
Mrs. S. D. Henry, wife of the editor of
the Coon Rapids Enterprise, expects to
go to Idaho this week to spend the sum-
mer in the mountains in hope of improv-
ing her health
Ross Craney's little boy who was SO
very dangerously hurt few weeks ago,
is recovering under DR.. Brooks care. 1t
was very serious case, the skull having
to be trepanned in five different places.
John Norris returned Saturday from
a weeks trip during which he viewed
lands near Lincoln, Nebr., and southern
Kansas, going within a few miles of the
strip. He says he visited VIM. Doak
and found things fourishing there. Mr..
Doak has corn tasselling out at seven
feet high. There has been an abund-
ance of rain there and crops are very
promising. The weather there was very
pleasant last week.
S. M. Luse, of Ross. went to near
Mo-, one week ago Saturday
in answer to telegram telling of the
serious illness of his aged father, who
was living there with a daughter. The
old gentleman died Saturday and the
railroad connections proved so poor Mr.
Luse failed to reach there till so late
Monday that the funeral was over
Deceased was over ninety years of age,
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