Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-02-03

to Audubon Monday.
Chas. Sears was transacting business
at Audubon Tuesday.
Mrs. Thos. Dustin visited yesterday
for Il few hours at Audubon.
Miss Rose McClain went up to Au.
dubon OIL the evening train Saturday.
Miss Lola BrinkerhOff is spending a
weeks vacation at her home at Oak.
field.
F. F. Wilcox and wife departed
Sunday for their future location at
Panora.
Chris Spoo purchased standard
bred trotting mare of Nate Turner
Saturday.
The Hensley Bros. bought twenty
FIVE head of feeding steers of Chris AL.
bertson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Higgins, of Audi.
bon are making weeks visit at the
home of ii. Heath.
Ii. A. Cavolt and VIM. Masterson
went to Omaha Sunday to purchase Il
bunch of feeding steers,
Geo. Wahlsrt, of Greeley township,
will move to town soon and occupy
the former Wilcox home.
Rev. J. C. McQuery commenced a
series Of REVIVAL meetings at the Chris.
tian church Sunday evening.
Rev. Q. 7. Nichols closed q very
profitable series Of meetings vt the
M. E. church Sunday evening.
VIM. Walker had several men at
work placing newroofng on his store
building the tirst Of the week,
Mrs. G. G. Carver, Of Greeley t0Wi:.
ship returned home yesterday from II
five weeks visit at Tiskilwa, Ill.
Mrs. Clara Little has closed her res
taurant aud moved into one of w. J.
Clark's houses in Kickapoo park.
John Rendleman returned home
Saturday morning from a short visit
with his father at Joplin. Missouri.
The Hensley Bros. tore out the old
scales at the stock yards and replaced
them with better ones the first of the
week.
Il. Walker returned home Tuesday
evening to Dallas City, H., after
weeks visit with his daughter, Mrs.
DR.. Newton.
Miss Daisy Anderson came down
from Audubon Friday night to make
an over Sunday visit at the home of
ID. V. Anderson.
The mayor and city council took an
after dinner stroll Tuesday and looked
over the boundaries of the proposed
incorporation extension.
Messrs Stranger, Christensen, Nc
Anich, Walker and Wissler drove to
Audubon Tuesday evening to attend a
session OF the Knight Templars.
Mrs. Thos. Walker, of Audubon
spent few hours at the home of Mrs.
e. NJ. Green Saturday assisting the
family by her presence during their
affection.
The second NJ. +. sOciable was held
at the home of Mrs. VIM. Fulton Tues
day evening the benefits of which are
to be applied to the purchase of seats
tor the choir.
Cards are now out announcing the
marriage of Ralph d. Hawks to Miss
Olive Walker, Thursday February 10.
The ceremony to be performed at the
Congregational church.
Frank Stranger and Charles Hunt
took possession of the Peters stock of
Monday and commenced
business under the firm name of
Stranger & Hunt, agents.
V. E. IIortonQnd family drove down
from Audubon Sunday. Mr.. Horton
returned home that evening while his
WIG ttllu ltIudlHtu lOI WISH
with her sister, Mrs. j. L. Hensley.
Mrs. Peters and daughter. Annie,
returned home Thursday from attend.
ing the funeral of Henry Schwenneker
at Rock Islaud and a brief visit with
other relatives at Rock Island and
Moline.
Henry Schwenneker who has been
working at Joplin, Mo-, for several
years returned saturday to visit with
his father, Peter Sehwenneker at Adair
and with numerous relatives and
friends at Extra.
Henry Rohwer, of Ida Grove, took
charge of the Green Bay Lumber
yards here Friday and will manage
them in the future. Mr.. Leaman the
former manager will probably retain
his connection with the yards here
during February and retire about the
first of March. Mr.. Rohwer has been !
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