Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-07-21
Extra.
lots of dust but no rain.

Miss Dollie Gransberry is very sick
with fever at the home of her parents.
Mayor C. E. Breneman has gone to
Brooklyn to visit a few days with MS
parents.
Miss Mary Beck, of Audubon, is Wis
iting at the home of her parents west
of town.
John Lohner has quit clerking at
Gaults and gone up into Minnesota 10
harvest.
Station Agent Beebee enjoyed visit
from his brother and family, OF Adair,
over Sunday.
Miss Clara Anderson, of Audubon,
is sewing at the hotel in this city for
Mrs. Wakefield.
J.J. and H. H. Dimmick are enjoy
ing visit from their nephew, Mr..
Turner, of Iowa City.
Hans Miller, our Dane shoemaker,
has gone to war, but failed to mention
the fact before starting.
Maggie and Beth Henry returned
Monday from the exposition and re-
port grand good time.
Miss Mary Reiff returned to Omaha
Tuesday morning having finished her
visit here with relatives.
Mrs. Andrew Smith who is very low
with measles and complications, is re-
ported very little better.
Mrs. Ed. Deahoyde is being favored
with visit from her sister, whose
home is in PENNSYLVANIA.
Monday was hog day for Extra.
Something over twenty loads coming
in early while it was yet cool.
Grant Jones and Owen Murphy and
wife attended the funeral of Mrs. Il. B.
Mendenhall at Audubon Sunday.
George Kness and family arrived
overland from their Arkansas trip
this week and are glad to get home.
Mrs. Johnson and two children, of
Defiance, are visiting at the viii
Heath home. The ladies are sisters.
AL. Voorhees, elegant new home up
in the Heights is finished and himself
and wife are nicely located in the same.
Mrs. L. E. Born is expected home
this week from Des Moines where she
has been to receive treatment for her
eyes.
Mr.. Martany, one of the hands at the
brick yard, moved his family to South
Dakota this week where his parents
reside.
Misses Lola Brinkerhoff and Emma
Fitch, the lady clerks at Gault Bros,
went to Omaha Tuesday to attend the
exposition.
A large number from Hope" church
up in Greeley, attended services in
town Sunday evening and listened to
Miss Henry.
Marshal Minser and Sam Harm put
in good, new crossing between Della
hOydes hardware store and HOuston's
drug store Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Odell and daughter, Klea,
left yesterday for a visit with relatives
at Atlantic and WiOta.
Walter Copeland and family started
yesterday morning about six o'clock
for Fremont county to visit relatives,
making the trip by team.
George HenshaW, one of our nipple
ment men, has sold 80 binders and %
mowers so far this year. Who says
prosperity has not returned?
VIM. DelahOyde was an over Sunday
visitor at his home III our city. Mr..
Delahoyde was quite sick while CAN
wasting this trip and came home to
rest.
A large number greeted Miss Henry
at the Congregational church both
morning and evening of last Sunday
and were well pleased with her SER
mons.
Great preparations are being made
for the Masonic picnic at this place on
July 20. 1t is hoped that good weather
will be here and all may enjoy them
selves.
ID. E. Stranger and Postmaster
Powell run the hose cart out Monday
and filled their cisterns and tried to
lay the dust in front Of their resi-
dences.
Geo. Powers, of Des Moines. and
Frank Jenkins, of Brayton, drove to
Extra Tuesday. George is visiting his
parents at Brayton, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
W. Powers.
A jug of whiskey was the cause OF a
fuss, and resulted in one fellow get
ting his nose cut off, last Saturday up
in Greeley. We understand it was
young Rucker that suffered the loss.
Chas. Hunt got hurt quite bad Sat
urday while traing to help load some
machinery. In some manner he was
struck in the right side and so disabled
that he cannot move without grea,
difficulty and pain.
George McClain carefully nurseo
his five little folks through the meas
les and last Saturday informed then
that it was now his turn, and as re
suit is quite sick at this writing witt
the same measley disease.
Mrs. Chas. Jacobsen who went t.
Lincoln, Nebraska, some weeks ago tt
enter the hospital is expected home
this week. We are sorry 10 say tina
she is not improving and they thlnl
home tretment the best for her.