Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-03-17
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1900 Ohtso. was Gdk6U
!. last Friday.
e Clyde Baker was down from Aud,
+ bon yesterday.
1t Mrs. w. A. Hamler w as shopping .
!. Atlantic Saturday.
q John McDaniels was an Atlanti
! visitor over Monday night.
y Rev. Wissler was at Audubon he
tween trains Tuesday morning.
5 DIR. Newton attended the funeral O
: Il. u. Phelps at Atlantic Saturday.
Henry Rohwer was looking afte
Green Bay interests at Brayton Tues,
day.
Frank Gault went into Chicago Sat
urday night on goods PURCHASING
trip.
Bert Leamon departed for Wappelo
tuesday evening for visit with rela
tives.
T.. III. Heath visited at Audubon
Sunday with the family of his son, All
Heath.
II. ). Wattles went up to Gray this
Stuart.
Miss Crissie Bintner departed for
Omaha Sunday to secure employment
at dress making.
Mrs: Mary Banning and son-inlaw
Johh Cook, are contemplating moving
soon to Kansas.
| Joe Roberts and Charles Dellahoyde
have gone to Cheyenne, Wyoming to
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heath were visit.
ing at the home of his brother. AL
at Audubon yesterday.
Harry and Walter Bodey departed
Tuesday evening for a visit with rela.
tives at Dallas, Illinois.
Mrs. Nettie Bruner came up from
l}rayton Sunday to visit with her sis
ter, Miss Lola Brinkerhoff.
At the school election held Monday
John l. Hensley was elected director
and Edwin Delahoyde treasurer
Mrs: Bodey arrived Monday evening
from North Port, Washington, to make
her future residence in this city.
The Mandolin Club have made ar
engagements for a st. Patrick's dance
to be held in the K T. hall tonight.
Wilbur Walker, of Paso Robles. Cal
ltOrnla, spent few days at the home
OF Dr. Newton the first of the week.
Attorney W. r. Copeland was at Au-
uuOOh tuesday morning and at Allan |
tic over Tuesday night on business.
Mrs. L. B. Raglan returned home
Monday morning from purchasing her
spring stock of millinery at Des Mones.
Miss Kate Tharnish came in from
omaha Saturday evening to visit at
ish. H
MISS Alice Harrison came i'm from
Newton Tuesday morning i'm answer
TO the telegram apprising her of her
mothers accident.
G; l.. Austin and family stopped at
ID Inc home of Rev. Wissler Monday and
tuesday enroute from South Dakota
10 Adams county.
Mrs. j. b. Connrardy accompanied
}: w. Wright and wife to Ashford
Nebraska, Monday where she will re-
nam until her health is benefited.
Miss Clara Powell and brother Glen
returned home to Atlantic Tuesday
utter an over Sunday visit with their
brother, Post Master Ernest Powell.
Mrs. JOcob Rabson received $1,000
insurance money from the A. o. U. W.
Monday, the payment being made
ust thirteen days after Mr.. Rabson's
decease.
II. 5. Wattles went down to soutb
Extra township Monday evening to
survey the site for the new co-opera.
tive creamery to be established in the
Bintner district.
o. r. Brenniman went out Saturday
evening on trip to Chicago. Frank
sturgeon is working at the Fullerton ,
lumber Company's yards during Mr..
Brenniman's absence.
Miss Rachael Bodey refunded home .
rom keokuk Monday where she has
)een purchasing stock of millinery.
'he Will locate in the rooms formerly
occupied by Mrs. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pauline of Kal.
ispell, Montana, came in Friday even. ,
ng to visit at the home of ]. G. Gates.
'red Gates accompanied them to Ex- !
ra but departed for Chicago Monday
AT the caucus last evening the fol- .
owing nominations were placed. For :
mayor, O. E. Brenniman; recorder. 7.
u. Thomas; treasurer, V. Kreamer: !;
rastee, W. w. Sickles; Assessor, P. l.
The Thursday club will meet at the !,
ome of Mrs. Edwin Delahoyde TODAY. :
instead of the usual letters in politi. I
al economy, papers ON Irish topics =
ma history will occupy the attention I
4 the club. I
Monday evening the enrolment of '
ne Woodmen camp was swelled by
ne addition of Dan Kleaver, Clarence
lashlng, Peter Hansen, George Dim
DICK, William Patty and J. w. Wissler. j.
While Mrs. John Harrison was at.
emptlng to take trunk upstairs in
err residence Monday she tripped and II
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