Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-03-09

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G. E. Kellogg was at Extra on bust
ness Monday.
Mrs. M. d. Bailey spent Sunday with
friends at Extra.
Rev. Shipman was business caller at
Atlantic Tuesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Bruestle last Thursday.
Miss Donahue, of Extra, spent Friday
in Audubon with friends.
J. w. Phipps, of east of Hamlin, was
among our callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris moved down near
Brayton the first of the week.
J. F. Russell returned from goods
buying trip to Chicago Sunday.
I. S. Emily went to Decatur county
Monday to visit with his relatives.
Lloyd Hayes, of the Advocate force
was in Colfax over Sunday OH business
l. w. Baker always sells good Grocer
les and at the lowest prices. You know it
Charles Poul son moved into the Bailey
property in the north part of town Tues.
day.
Miss Clara Smith returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit with her parents al
Ida Grove.
Window shades, nice assortment
the proper length, seven feet long. For
sale by I. w. Baker.
John Slayton and family left Tuesday
morning for Spencer. s. D., where they
go onto farm of their own.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Russell will soon
occupy the Nash cottage recently vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Thayer.
G.. E. Mertz, Jas. Crow, j. Polzin and
Jas. Foster, of Gray, were among Audi,
bon's business callers Monday.
Geo. NJ. Mccall, of Greedy township,
was in town Saturday. He is secretary
of the school board down in Greedy
A special examination will be held at
the county superintendent office next
Monday and Tuesday, the 18th and 14th
Jas. Brown, of Chicago, was in Audi.
bon the latter part of last week on bust
ness pertaining to his large ranch east
| of here.
Henry Leach and Ray Shock 'ey went
to Mitchell, S. D., Monday where they
have secured positions for the coming
| summer.
E N Taggart shipped car load OF
Poland China hogs to Manning Tuesday
| where they were sold at public auction
| yesterday.
H. B. Wilson is about to put in q new
| gasoline engine of the Jefferson make tc
! aid him in his work. Chas. Dennis will
| do wood work in the same shop.
Yetzer q Sauer are starting out witt
| a good business in the manufacture o.
| cigars in this city. We hope our loca
| dealers will patronize them well.
n. Frederickson, OF Red Oak, spen
Sunday here with his brother, n. c., anC
| departed Monday for Cedar Rapid
where he will visit relatives a short tim
| before returning home.
We hope Ed Beason will conclude t.
remain here permanently, He is wei
qualified for public business and ha
many friends. He is now engaged il
looking up real estate transfers.
Mrs. Laura Hurd returned to he worl
in the Columbian Library March l. Sh
had been out during the winter TO
needed rest. Miss Lucy Fredricksol
acted as librarian during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trefry, who sold thei
farm a short time ago, departed 70
Kansas City, Mo-, Monday. They wi
make an extended visit with relatives
first visiting son at Argentine, Kansas
@, G. Gushing, of Cameron township
was in town Saturday. lie has had
long siege of sickness this winter. w
are glad to see him able to be aroun
again. He is seventy six years of age
DR.. j. E. Clark spent Sunday in Ceda
Rapids. He is much pleased with hi
prospects there. He secured dwellin
in the east part of the city and is pre-
pairing to move about the last of thi
month.
ia. Overholtzer and p. L. Bickelhaup
were drawn on the United States jur