Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-12-22

Will IuO ShiP.
Grandpa Newton was quite sick Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Bessie Dodge is home from school to
spend the holidays.
Geo. MilIiman went to Atlantic Sun.
day morning to look after business.
W. A. Harvey and family will occupy
the c. w. Johnson house up in the
Heights.
Mrs. w. E.. Brinkerhoff and children
were passengers Sunday morning to
Oakfeld.
Mrs. b. II. Leamon spent last Friday
at the Johnnie Johnson and Dave
Carpenter homes.
Mrs. Reese Halock, of Oakfield,
spent Saturday with her cousin, Mrs.
N. p. Christensen.
Mrs. Bert Parrott and Mrs. Free
Anders drove to Audubon Saturday to
spend the day with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. JnO. Slayer are proud
over the arrival of a new girl baby at
their home Sunday morning.
DR.. N. p. Lauretzen has finished his
study at Chicago and is at home once
more much to the satisfaction of his
many patients.
She that once was Maggie Banning,
married now and living in Nebraska,
is here to pass the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Banning, Of our city.
Miss Louie WEIGH, who is attending
school at Tabor, will arrive in Extra
Friday to eat Christmas turkey and
spend a couple of weeks with friends.
Arthur Bartlett finished his visit and
attending to business, looking after
his farm north of town, and returned
to his home at Chadron Sunday morn
ing.
Ralph like, living at Adair, sends
word that his family is afflicted with
scarlet fever. His Extra friends hope
that they may soon recover without
any bad results.
Mrs. Jno. McDaniels is not any i'm
proved at this writing. Her children
are with her doing all they can to re-
lleve her suffering. Later: The good
lady died Tuesday morning.
The Endeavor society of the Congle.
gational church will have sunrise prayer
meeting Christmas morning. An invi-
tatiOn is extended to all to be present
and help make the meeting interesting
and profitable one.
Jennie Rudge, who is attending
Drake University at Des Moines, came
home Saturday evening to spend the
holidays. Jennie has lots of friends
and ali army of little school children
who are always glad to see her.
From the looks of our business
houses and streets Saturday one would
have thought it was an old settlers
reunion or a Fourth of July celebration.
The people all came to town to look
after old Santa's wants and were kept
very busy, so many were the things to
see.
Mrs. Ii. L. Wissler visited at the
home of Amos Fancher, up at Ross,
last week. Twenty years ago this Win
ter the two ladies were schoolmates
together and it has been many years
since they met, not knowing until this
fall as to each others whereabouts. 1t
is needless to say they enjoyed them
selves.
Mrs. McCord, of Greeley township,
writes home from Cherokee where she
has gone for treatment for cancer Oh
her nose close to the corner of the eye,
that she is much improved and can
see quite little out of her eye now.
Her many friends hope to hear of her
complete recovery and to see her home
among us again.
j. p. Nelson, the famous butter
maker down at the Audubon township
creamery, while driving to town one
day last week had lively runaway.
No great damage was done and for
tunately he and his wife were not
hurt. Mr.. Nelson likes to drive good
horse flesh and has one of the best
teams in the county.
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