Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-05-05

James McAninch was up al! Audubon
tuesday evening.
Banker Leet was down from Audu-
bon OH business Tuesday.
Professor Hooker, of Audubon made
Extra Il business call Saturday.
j. w. Lancelot and son, Will, of Gray,
we've down OH business Saturday.
John Gray will remove with his fam
lily to Atlantic in about two weeks.
Hanson Bros. have had Il new plank
flo or laid in their livery barn III West
ezra.
j. IL. Bishop went down to Des
Moines Monday. He will remain about
il week.
Frank Lest, Of Cascade, arrived the
first of the week for short visit with
Theo Braun.
Till Woodruff and Ed. Milliman
Joined the excursion to Des Molnes
saturday evening.
The Misses Emma Fitch and Lola
BrinkerhOif were visiting out at the
DimmiCk home Sunday.
County Superintendent Spencer was
down from Audubon tuesday ana
We dmesday visiting our city schools.
James Morgan and Miss Mary Milan-
der, of WlUta, were united III marriage
at the Catholic church last Thursday.
Miss Cecilia Soar returned to Audi
bon Tuesday evening after Two
weeks visit ut the John Connrardy
nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hawks and Miss
Eva Walker were at Des MONIES sat
urday viewing the national guard OH
dress parade.
AL. Heath and family came down
from Audubon Saturday for All over
Sunday visit with the families OF his
father and brother.
Geo. Henshaw received shipment
of a car of yard swings Tuesday and
already quite Il number of them can he
seen in their proper place upon the
lawns.
Chris Spoo has sold the buggy which
he drove for a few weeks to John Baum
Jr. He now sports Il handsome new
Columbian buggy selected for him by
Geo. Henshaw while the latter was at
Omaha last week.
The Maccaboes will give a ball in
their hall tomorrow evening. This will
be their first effort since the compile.
ton of the hall week ago. They ex
pect to make of it an affair III every
way worthy of their lodge and their
new surroundings.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Jeffries will re-
turn from Jamaica the last of this
month and their son, Bert w. JeffrleS
and his family, will remove to Jamaica
to take charge of the branch harness
shop. Miss Mamie Jeffries expects to
depart for jamaica next Saturday.
On account of the resignation of
Prof l.. A. Bezek, of Perry, from the
prncipalslIip of the Extra schools the
situation has been rendered to Prof.
w. Ii. Fort, of LeMars. The vacancy
caused by the resignation of Miss Jes-
sic Andrews from the grammar depart
ment will be filled by Mrs. &. w. john
son.
The residence Of Henry Donahue was
burned to the ground last Saturday
morning, the fire starting at about 10
o'clock. The blaze originated from
defective tlue. The family are now
sett ed at the Peter Reisgard residence
a short distance from their former
home.
DIR. F. NJ. Hunt, of tie dental firm of
Williams & Hunt of Atlantic, opened
up an office in the Park hotel the first
of the week. Mr.. Hunt is gentleman
of pleasing appearance and an efficient
dentist. lie will be in his office during
all week days with the exception OF
Mondays.
The members of the C. E. of the Con
gregational church gave another one
of their pleasant socials at the *. L.
hall Saturday evening. Refreshments
were served and also, a literary pro-
gram occupied the attention OF those
present during part of the evening.
One of the best features was Cuban
tab!eaux."
A new volunteer hose team Of four
teen members was organized Monday
evening. The officers are ChaS. Bren-
niman, chief; Bert LeamOn, foreman;
George Henshaw, asst foreman; Henry
Rohwer, secretary; and Chris Spoo,
treasurer. The team is composed of
sprinters only all heavy weights being
barred. Rival hose teams in surround
towns had better timber up AS they are
taking chances of finding the belt on
exhibit in Extra soon after the next
firemen'S tournament.