Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-07-06
Extra.


Will Minser of Carson, came up
Friday to celebrate in good old Extra.
Miss Minnie May is quite sick at the
home of her father with lung trouble.
The first water melon of the season
rolled in Saturday in time to help
celebrate.
Mrs Mollie Hunt, of Des Moines,
came to Extra Saturday to spend the
fourth with her children and mother.
Fred Delahoyde has had the painters
at work decorating his hardware store
on the corner which greatly improves
it.
d. Z. Soar, of Audubon, came down
last Friday evening to call upon Walter
Connrardy who was very low with
typhoid fever.
Fernando Wheeler and family came
down from Audubon Sunday morning
to spend the fourth with his parents
and other relatives.
Miss Zilpha Gault, of Danbury, ar
rived in time to spend the fourth and
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father, Prank Gault
Miss Minnie Anderson leaves today
Thursday for visit with her parents
at Council Bluffs. She expects to at
tend the exposition while away.
Mrs. F. P Bradley, of Council
Bluffs, spent few days last week with
her cousin, Mrs. n. P. Christensen,
and attended the flower cantata.
James Welch in company with his
sister, Miss Louise, Miss Verna Croy
and Mrs n. P. Christensen and babe,
drove to Atlantic last Friday and spent
the day.
A big Dane. picnic was held over
west Sunday and many from here at
tend. The storm came up and early
Monday morning You could hear them
returning home.
Henry Dacken, the popular cigar
maker of Atlantic, transacted business
in Extra and Audubon Thursday of
last week. He makes the famous
Blue Belle" cigar
H. S. Wattles decorated our city
cannon with gold bronze last Monday,
and it shown as bright as the brightest
armOr plate. To say Capt S. ID. Harm
was proud is putting it mildly
The ice cream social at the Deets
school house up in Greeley was a sue
cess in every way. 1t was for the bene-
fit of the M. E. church in that district
and was held last Friday evening
A. H. Edwards interviewed his
friends politically here and in the
neighborhood last Thursday. Mr.
Edwards has many friends and many
who feel as though they would like to
support him.
Asmus BOysen was in our city over
night last Friday interviewing his
friends and making new friends. He
has asked the support of the boys and
hopes to receive the required majority
at the coming convention
Geo. Johnson, the hustler that Sails
sewing machines for Mack Thomas.
drove to Audubon last Thursday and
delivered fine Wheeler g. Wilson
machine to Mrs. H. D. Woodward,
which he had sold to that lady.
The parents of Ollie and Chas. Bren.
niman from Brooklyn, arrived Monday
evening to spend the fourth with them.
This is their first visit to our little city
and they are we'll pleased. Our people
are pleased to meet them and give
them a warm welcome.
Walter Connrardy still remains very
low with typhoid fever. He has been
confined to his room over week with
no improvement for the better. We
hope to see him up and about soon as
this is Furnishing weather to have tc
remain in bed. LATER. Walter died
Tuesday at 3 a. IN. The funeral will
be held Thursday at the home of his
parents.
Last Saturday Mrs. j. NJ Thomas
was favored with call from Mr. and
Mrs. LeHew, of Greenfield, Edgar and
Mary Mcclure, of FOntanelle. They
were driving to Audubon to remain
over Sunday with friends. Edgar and
Mary will he remembered as the
younger children of w. H Mcclure
formerly editor of this paper.
Otto Witthauer has been install He'd as
manager at the Fullerton lumber ward
and Mr.. Breneman will give move at,
tention to politics, Mr.. Witthauer has
had experience in the lumber business
before and is no stranger to our PEG
ole. His many friends are glad to see
him established in business once more
as this assures US he will not go away
W. E. Hensley, up in Greeley, ha
had alvery sick horse and while he was
giving it medicine last Sunday morning
the animal closed his mouth on Mr.
Hensley's hand and succeeded in biting
one finger pretty bad, so much so hi
wife brought him to town SUNDAY
forenoon so that DR.. Riley might drt 81
it. While it is very sore it will soor
heal and his hand be as sound as ever
Pretty close call to losing his Who'll,
hand
The Misses Amber Kelsey and CARL,
Gates entertained the Epworth Leagu.
at banquet served in the reception
room of the NJ. E. church last Frida,
evening. Ice cream, cake, fresh frui
and iother delecacies were served
music and recitatlons proved interest
ing after refreshments and all pro
nounced it one of the most enioyabl,
occasions of the season and the ladie
royal entertainers. Who will be mex
to propose as enjoyable a time and en-
courage friendly feeling among on
young people.