Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-13
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E. b. Cousins, OF Audubon, was il
Extra OH business Tuesday of this week
| Mrs. Johnson and daughter spent
Sunday in Des Moines with her hus
band.
w. j. Marietta is improved enough
so that he is able to sit up willie
each day.
Mrs. Sam Brown is enjoying visit
from her aunt, Mrs. Stone, whose home
is in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jefferies, who now
reside at Redfeld, are the parents of
new baby girl.
The Misses Lottie and Jennie Ben.
nett and Mrs. N. Jobes are at the expo
sition this week.
J. A. Lyons, of Guthrie Center, spoke
here Tuesday afternoon. No particu-
lar stir and everything quiet.
Sol Peterman and wife expect to
move to Wiota this week where Mr.
Peterman has purchased barber shop.
The lady ftiends of Mrs. Mary Par
rots helped her celebrate her birthday
Monday. A good supper was served
IN the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Thomas drove
over to Kimbalton Sunday afternoon
to take II. S. Wattles, who had some
surveying to do there this week.
Robt. Basham and bride came in
Saturday evening to spend & few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. n. Z. Christensen.
Tuesday morning they all left for, Il
few days light seeing at the exposition.
Mrs. Worth Early and two sons are
here from Kimball, Nebr., visiting her
father, Jno. Bruner, and her husbands
parents, l.. Early and wife, south of
town.
Jimmie Iluyck, the six year old sou
of Geo. Huyck, fell last Friday evening
while in the pasture after the COWS
and broke his right arm just below the
elbow. The little fellow is getting
along nicely at this writing.
d. L. Anderson, better known us
"Uncle Davy," reached the eighty-lirst
mile stone of his life last Monday, Oct
10th. His good wife, children and
grandchildren helped to make the day
pleasant for him in the way OF Il sur
prise dinner and tokens of remem-
brance.
Verga Smith writes home from Viz
ginia that she is nicely located and is
getting along fine with her music. She
also says she can buy much cheaper i'll
Extra than there, with instructions for
her mother to make certain purchases
and send to her.
Mrs. Arthur Bartlett, May, and she
that was once Agnes Bartlett, are in
the city visiting friends aid schOo,-
mates, of which they have many.
Arthur Bartlett will arrive later AMI
return with the ladies TO their homes
1T Chadron, Nebraska.
Mrs. Darwin Bradley, of Chicago,
was in our city Monday the guest of
her niece, Mrs. n. z. Christensen. Mrs.
bradley is IL sister of l. 2. Hallock, of
Oak field, and mother of F. z. Bradley,
ex United States marshal, and well
known to all our readers.
A young man by the name of Boyies
was riding along Sunday evening Oh
horse back leading n second horse.
When he came to the n. Hamlin home
stead it was just about dark and he
stopped to water his horses While he
was waiting some unknown person
struck him OH the head rendering him
senseless aud telling him to the ground,
taking both horses and making good
their escape. When Mr.. Boyles came
to himself he gave the alarm to the
nearest house and chase was given, but
as yet no trace has been found of the
thief.
DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP CAN BE
RELIED on. If you suffer from coughs
colds hOarSpnESS hrOnchitiS Or other