Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-04-27
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dence to new roof last week
H. w. Hanna and R. N. Carper
came down Sunday for drive,
Tailor Hansen, of Audubon, was
with us Tuesdsy of this week,
l.. +. Born and Mr.. Baylor visited
in Audubon township last Tuesday
Frank Basham is re-plastering and
otherwise improving his property.
Mrs. Rose McNally visited with her
brother and family Monday night at
Lorah.
VIM. Carpenter has followed suit
and is having the front of his building
painted.
Frank Tharnish, of Audubon, visit
ed his uncle, Pete Tharni6h and family,
Tuesday.
M. d. Bailey, of Audubon, father of
Mrs VIM. Fulton, is visiting that lady
this week.
Sol Peterman and wife, of Viola,
are visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Ebbe Hansen had his store front all
painted and door screen hung the first
of the week.
The Misses Mollie DelahOydc and
Eva Walker were passengers to Allan
tic Tuesday noon.
Mrs. Minnie Anderson and two
children visited at Brayton this week
c. l. Bison and family.
We hear that Grant Stoncbrook OK
poets to move his grocery stock to Au-
dubon in the near future.
+. l.. Odell commenced clerking for
VIM. Walker Monday morning, He is
good clerk sure to please.
Mrs. Frank Ridgley is having her
building occupied by j. S. Gates har-
hess shop decorated with paint.
A number of our Masons attended
lodge at Audubon Tuesday evening.
They always report a grand time.
Jake Bauer is having part OF the
timber cut off of his slaughter yards
and general changing up this spring.
Mrs. Jno. Minser went down to Car
son Wednesday evening to visit the
families of Sam Minser and James
like.
J. NJ Thomas went to Carson to
look after business interests. He is
we'll pleased with his store at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno Parmlee, of Anita,
are visiting for few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Carpenter The ladies are
sisters.
Anton Spoo is having new siding
put on the west side of his saloon
building and getting it ready for the
painters.
L. E. Born is having his house south
of the Congregational church improv-
ed with paint and paper ready for
spring use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dryden attended the
funeral of Ed Drydens little daugh
ter at this place Sunday. VIM. is a
brother of Ed
Mrs. Sim Curtis came down last
Saturday to spend q few hours with
her husband and accompanying him
home in the evening.
DR.. Newton is breaking his colt to
the harness. He is a fine animal and
will with his mate make the Doctor an
excellent driving team.
J. w. Gray has sold his residence
property in Kickapoo Park, now occu-
pied by Frank Stotts and family to a
gentleman from Casey.
VIM. Delahoyde has been delivering
his nursery orders this week. He rep
resents the Taggart nursery at Audi
bon, which speaks for itself.
The botany class of '99 are enjoying
themselves in our pretty groves gather
ing flowers. The flowers have been
late this season, but now we have lots
of them.
Frank Odell has sold his residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell will occupy rooms
in Mrs. d. w. Miller's property as
soon as completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. T.. Wissler will
represent the A. o. U. w. and the
Degree of Honor at Muscatine, which
conyenes May 9th. They also expect
to visit Mrs. Wissler's people before
returning. They will be accompanied
by Master Charles and little Miss FLOW.
Surveyor Wattles commenced the
first of the road work for this spring
Tuesday, mainly over in Oakfeld
township north of Nels Hoegh. Con-
siderable good work will be done this
year rs our Board of Supervisors are
wide awake to the interests of our
people.
Our first hot sunshine came Monday
and you could almost see the grass
grow. Our pretty groves are very in
viting; to look one might think mother
earth had purchased a new green car
pet. The trees have taken on their
decoration and il is a rest to the human
eye from the snow We have been en-
during for so many months.
A movement is on foot to get our
citizens to turn out and go to the Gem
etery and clean it up. Our cemetery
never looked nicer at this time of the
year than it does this spring, all on ac-
count of the work done there last fall.
Now if it is given attention this spring
and given good cleaning We can all be
proud as we have one of the prettiest
little cemeteries in the state. Every
one turn out and help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dryden mourn the
loss of their little daughter, Fay Odes-
sa, who passed from this earth to the