Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-01-12

Jake Bauer went to Atlantic Sunday
returning Monday,

Henry hOucT anu OuElS doiuuooCL
spent Sunday at Elkhorn with friends.
Jno. Crane is home for few days.
He goes into Cass county next to
canvass.
Will ADders is expected home by the
first of February. He reports having
been sick. tt# a..# @sa
&C. Apologize and wife are moving
into the front rooms of Mrs. d. w.
Miller's residence.
Ralph and Bonnie Woodward re-
turned from their Wiota visit in time
to commence school.
Jno. Harrison was business visitor
at Council Bluffs over Sunday return
ing Tuesday morning. ..'.a.....
Albert Croy has rented the c. W..
Houston farm in Greeley township and
will move there the first of March.
w. E. Brinkerhoff has accepted a
position as foreman on the Atlantic
Telegraph. Will is good man for the
place.
Mrs. /. L. Statzell has been granted
four thousand dollars accidental insur-
ance from the six thousand policy Mr..
Statzell carried.
Chas. PARROT and wife are home from
their several weeks stay with friends
near Anita Mr.. Parrot has been very
poorly since their return. b.. ..
Miss Bertha Bachelor, who was in
the employ of Mrs. Raglan for two
seasons in her millinery parlors, is in
the city this week visiting friends.
The Maccabees gave another one of
their social balls last Wednesday even
ing. A grand time was had, between
fifty and sixty couples being invited.
We understand Mrs. George Basham
is about to trade her Audubon town
ship farm to E. J. Hansen for his brick
block just vacated by Stranger Han
sens hardware stock. .... ....,.
The incest one of those five pigs Free
Anders had down in his pen turned up
its toes to the stars of '99 last Tuesday
and Free goes around singing, "Where
there were five there are only four"
Hard luck! , ..... .. ...... .......
{ Mrs. Theo. Brown and Miss Agnes
McNally left Tuesday evening for
Ottumwa to be in attendance at the
services Thursday morning when Mar
tina Brown and Stella McNally take the
white veil . ...
Our city schools opened for the win
ter term Monday morning with full
attendance in each room and the regu-
lar teachers in their proper places.
Extra has excellent schools with a
splendid corps of teachers.
Rev. D. M. Hartsough, of Des Moines,
is assisting Rev. Wissler in holding
meetings this week. He is an able
speaker and very interesting. The
meetings are well attended and
we bespeak good results from them.
Mrs. Albert Newton, of Boulder
Colo, visited a couple of days last week
with James like and family. On her
return home she was accompanied by
her brother, Richard Long, who has
been making his home with Mr.. like,
At the Congregational church cleo.
ton the following officers were made
the, choice of the meeting: D.. E.
Stranger, trustee; J. M. Thomas, treas
urer; Lottie Bennett, clerk; Mrs. b. r.
Leamon. chorister. 1t was also decided
to pay the organist for each Sunday
fifty cents for her services.
p The deal is about completed wherein
Mrs. L. b. Raglan is to purchase the
building she is in, now owned by Mrs.
George Basham. 1t would seem as
though this was wise step for Mrs
Ragan as it is good property, in a
good location and establishes her as a
permanent business woman in our
little city. g.. ...-.. s:....:E ...
&" @. A. Marlin came in on the noon
train Monday to take charge of his
new business, the Journal office. We
regret losing Mrs. Guernsey and family
as they have been with us so many
years. But we at the same time give
Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin hearty welcome
among us and hope their stay will be a
pleasant one.
James Henry and wife will furnish
the banquet for the X. P's. on the 18th.
This assures the boys of first class
banquet, one they can be proud to in
vite wife and friends to partake of, as
Mr. and Mrs. Henry never fail to please
and always serve the best the market
will afford. A grand time is antici-
pated by all. .-..
Mrs. Frank Ridgley was very sick
last Friday evening. She had been
suffering with sick headache through
the day and near evening the pain
seemed to leave her head going to her
heart, causing great alarm IL her home
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