Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-28

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over Talbott's Restaurant. O
Miss Ada Weber spent Sunday with
friends in Hamlin. f
Ray Hibbs has opened sand yard in
Audubon and is ready to fill all orders. a
Ed. Spencer and wife went to Omaha
Saturday to visit friends and attend the .
exposition a few days.
Irving Eddy starts to Omaha today 10
commence a four years course in the
Omaha Medical College. OIL
Mrs. Il. b. Creveling and children, OF
Gray, visited the fore part of the week "
with relatives at this place.
CHS CRUDE, of Manning, member Of re
the board of Supervisors of Carroll W
county, was in town yesterday.
John Knight went to Omaha Saturday o.
where he has secured a position in one VI
of that city's large planning mills.
A. III. Able, of Monona, Clayton county, =.
is here this week visiting his brother
in-law, Auditor A. +. Greenwaldt.
Mrs. Mcdonald, of Oskaloosa. is here nc
visiting at the home of her parents, w.
g. Lee and wife, and other relatives.
Mrs. j. Kuhn and daughter. Miss Ada, on
left Friday for Wiota being called there
owing to the death of near relative m,
Fl. }. Cooley was in Manning over b.
Sunday attending to business matters
pertaining to the estate of his father. n,
Charlie Stowe is building another w
story on his house, recently purchased
of j. L. Minor, and otherwise improv- ~,
ing it. 49,
Mrs, Elizabeth Weldy, of Iowa City,
arrived here Monday to visit at the
home of her son, G. Weldy, south west ."'
of town.
Clarence Bell went to Burlington Sun
day where he has position in a band we
during the carnival being held there ar
this week.
Miss Gertrude Musson returned to Nj
her home in Des MONIES Saturday after pc
a pleasant visit here at the home r. F. tol
Musson and wife.
Carroll county spends annually $751; OF
600 on her roads. That is big amount hl'
Audubon county spends $4,000 annually mi
for the same purpose.
John Kirklan, who had charge of the -"
brick laying at the Presbyterian church, -
finished the work last Friday and left Ut"
for his home in Omaha Saturday.
Arlle johnson, who has been visiting ~
here at the home of his grand parents,
II. u. Webster and wife, for several
weeks past, returned to his home at IT.
Dodge Monday. Ne
Word comes from w. II. Huntsberger ~
from Bond, Miss, to forward his copy ~
of the Republican to him there. He is
working for the lumber company there fol-
that e. ID. Thayer is connected with. aft
Sunday night during the fire H u" a.
Grevsmuhl, getting up quickly to see VIZ
the fire, struck his head on n projecting
10 hot | Ef
it bled profusely and had to be attended fol
to by DIR. Gleason. WI
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j. w. Rose received word last week of
the death of his daughter, Mrs. Sre- =.
man, at Chicago, on Sunday evening, vi
Sept. II. The body was sent to Guth-
RE Center and inferred there Tuesday cu
of last week, beside her mother. o'
J. w. b. Cole is in receipt of a letter
from Bert Petty who formerly lived Ill
here and who is now member of Go. he
C., 81 Iowa. He sail he had been trOub- WI
led some with his stomach, but that 10
otherwise soldering had agreed with
him. he
County Auditor A. II. Greenwaldt and W
his wife and little boy expect to leave 10
tomorrow for Guttenburg. Clayton III
county, to visit among relatives and
friends for few weeks. Mr.. Green vi
waldt has brother there who is in ge
very poor health, scarcely expected to to
live long. M
The M. e. people give II reception to VI
the new pastor, Rev. r. w. Matheny and
his wife, at the basement of the church n
this evening. Preparations were COM he
menced to hold the reception last eve or
ming, but upon receiving word that the pa
guests were not to arrive here till today bl
the reception was necessarily deferred. liz
Our members of the county board of
Supervisors, Sam Garmire, Neils p. ~
Hoeg and J. Shinglodecker and County co
Surveyor ii s. Wattes, expect to attend or
the Good Roads convention at Des W,
Mones next week, Friday and Satur- D.
day, October 6 and 7. That will be a W,
meeting full of practical suggestions to
those who build roads.