Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-21

II. +. Andrews was business visitor
at Audubon Friday.
Robert loft is confined to his home
this week by rheumatism.
Father Zaizer is at Burlington this
week visiting relatives and friends.
w. G. Sturgeon has been a sufferer
with rheumatism for the past week.
Bert Leamon assisted Geo. Henshaw
in his implement establishment for a
few days last week.
Gault Bros. have started a huckster
wagon for the better accommodation of
their country patrons.
VIM. Duffing and Dim. Ref each
purchased handsome new buggies of
Geo. Henshaw recently.
Grant Stonebrook, of Audubon, was
in the city over Sunday visiting with
his mother, Mrs. Mary Kreamer.
II. S. Wattles completed the erection
of handsome new iron fence around
his lot in the Extra cemetery last
Friday.
Henry Ammons is enlarging the
building which he occupies with his
restaurant by the addition of new
kitchen.
H. S. Wattles went up to Audubon
Tuesday evening to assist the landscape |
gardner in the laying out of the new
cemetery.
G. L. Kapp, of Butte, Nebraska, ar
rived Monday to open up law prac-
tice here. His family is expected the
last of the week.
Miss Alta Crow, of Audubon, came |
down on the noon train Saturday to
attend the entertainment given by the
Ottumwas. She returned to her home
Monday morning.
"The Ottumwas" appeared here be-
fore crowded house last Saturday |
evening. Their entertainment was
pleasing and gave entire satisfaction
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Rev. Wissler and sister, Miss Mollie
Wissler, Mrs. VIM. Carpenter and l.. E.
Born drove over to Anita Tuesday to
attend a district convention of the
Congregational church. They returned |
home yesterday.
Mrs. Sam Harm returned home from
the hospital at Council Bluffs Saturday.
Her eyes were greatly improved by the
treatment. She will remain under the
care of DR.. Lauritzen until her COM
plete recovery.
A week from tonight a new lodge
will be organized in Extra. Deputy
Roe OF the Nj. b. A. will be present to
do the opening work. The lodge will
be started with the good showing of
thirty three charter members.
AT the business meeting held after
the usual church services at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday it was
voted unanimously to retain Rev. Wiss
Ter for the coming year, and to further
increase his annual salary 500.
GaultBrOthers very handsomely dec
Grated the interior of the dry goods
department of their establishment the
first of the week with wall paper.
They will paper the grocery depart
ment the last of this week. John Har-
rson did them an elegant job of paper
hanging.
John Braun accompanied by his SIS
ter, Miss Annie Braun, departed for
LeMars the latter part of last week.
On their return journey home they will
be accompanied by aLeMa's young lady
who will henceforth be known as Mrs
John Braun.
Last Saturday while Henry Rielander
was hitching the team to Il wagon load
of wheat which he expected to bring to
town he was the victim of an accident |
which caused his leg to be broken in
two places. Breaking the bones both
above and below the knee. He had |
one horse already hitched to the wagon |
when the other one became frightened.
Mr.. Rielander unfortunately got tang |
led up in the lines and has no very |
clear recollection of just how his leg |
was injured. Drs. Emmert. of Allan
tic, and DR.. LauritZen of this city were |
called in attendance.