Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-01-26
Extra.
Miss Winnie May is visiting friends
at Anita this week

Rev. Charles Walker. of Audubon
township, was a. business visitor here
on Tuesday.
w. F. Stotts is a victim of the grip
being unable to attend to business for
several days.
r. L. IIamlin has returned to his
wife, children and mother after abont
two months stay in Colorado.
Mr.. Hansen, of Audubon, was among
the out of town guests at the K Z. bar
quet Wednesday evening of last week.
Arrived at the home of George I'm
son Tuesday morning, IA boy, and
course his name will be George Dewey
johnson. ....
All business houses in town have The
following notice posted in their front
window: "We close at 7:l5 p. m. for the
m e 4tings." 49, .#
Mrs. James like is quite sick with
the grip. The lady is threatened with
lung fever Her many friends hope
she will recover. t-..f,... .
Kit Kelsey was home over sunday
from Des Moines. She reports just
having nursed the son of LATE Young
through spell of typhoid fever.
Miss Ada Allen tainted and fell to
the side walk Saturday while down
town. She was taken home at once
and the family physician called. She is
Slowly recovering at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oelke Hendricksen, of
western Nebraska, have moved 10
Extra to reside. Mr.. Hendricksen, in
company witch others will run "A wood
saw, having already over one hundred
cords contracted to cut and saw.
James Henry, our popular restaurant
man, has rented the Park hotel and as
soon as some repairs can be made, e
with his family will move in and in
vite the public for their patronage both
private boarders and transient.
DR.. Newton was about as sick a man
as you often see over Sunday, with
cold and fever. The doctors are not
proof against sickness any more than
any one else. SO much exposure and
loss of sleep will tell on them in time.
A more decided improvement has
never been made to business property
than d. E. Stranger is. making in the old
implement building owned by his
mother which he is having arranged
for his hardware and furniture store.
Mrs. d. W. Miller visited her many
friends from Wednesday until Satur-
day and attended to some business
matters before going to Des Moines to
spend the remainder of the winter.
She expects to return in the spring to
reside and all will welcome her.
Mrs. Marlin attended the X p. ban
quet last Wednesday evening and Wis
tied with her husband until Saturday.
Our people will be glad when MIR. Mar
lin can make proper arrangements to
move to our city SO we may know him.
self and wife better and give them a
welcome in society. ".''
Surveyor II. S. Wattles has been ap
pointed by the district court of CAs'
county as commissioner to establish 4
line in dispute between VIM. j. New.
ton aud j. F. Templeman section 7
township n, range 80 Cass county
The work is to be done sometime the
middle of March.
About $50 Monday evening the fire
bell sounded and for few moments
all was excitement. 1t proved to be a
fire at the congregational parsonage
the wall paper around the stove pipe
had caught on fire and seemed that it
would soon fan into big blaze, but
early assistance soon put it out with
no special damage. ...
re. Watterson and family will move
into their new home that they purchas-
ed of Otto Witthauer, next Wednesday,
thus another good family added to our
community. Mr.. Witthauer will move
his family into Mrs. j. j. Hensley's
house and as soon as the spring
weather will permit, erect him a
beautiful home ON his lots in the south
part of town.
While returning from the country
Friday evening where he is holding
meetings, Rev. Nichols was very unfor.
tunate il having his horse stumble
and fall with him, giving him such a
shaking up and bruising him so badly
that he was unable to occupy the pull
pit at all Sunday. He is getting along
nicely and will be on time by another
Sunday unless he has back set.
The K. Z. banquet last Wednesday
was in every way grand success.
There were II knights and their ladies
that sat at the banquet tables, and SO
in all that partook. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry did themselves justice in tie
cur,ar thau Cpryed and tha KNIGHTS