Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-03-09
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ID. t. Mott, editor OF the REPt BLICAN
was in our little city between uains
Monday.
otto Thomas Was over west Of Bray
ton, at JcnS Juhl's Monday, buying a
nice beef for popular meat market.
Miss Sccna Beck has been quite sick
the past week at the home of her sister
Mrs. p. l.. Hansen, mp in the Heights.
Mrs. Duke Cotton, of Oakfcld,
visited her sisters, .Lrs. Fred Delahoyde
and Mrs. Chas Milliman, last Monday.
Brace Martin will work his fathers
farm east Of town this summer. Geo.
Martin and wife decided to go so Min
nrSota.
l.. Early ami family are nicely
located in their new home that they
recently purchased Of John Bishop,
east Of the Park
Rev. Nichols. of the NJ r. church
commenced holding meetings at Old
Hamlin again This week, the small PoX
scare being over.
Doe Hrrrirgt an old time resi-
dent OF thiS county, came back Tues
day evening after some years absence
to see his old friends
Andy Baylor, Of Audubon township,
has recovered from his recent illness
and spent Monday night in town with
his sister, Mrs Free Anders
Geo. Smith, Of Audubon townships,
las moved into the Hannah Bush pro-
pcrty, in tha south part of town. He
Is son-in-law of Samuel NIinser.
Miss Maggie McNally, finished her
Wit here with her parents and friends
and returned last week to Omaha to
Resume her duties as clerk at Hayden
Bros, big store.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Hansen, were
over night visitors in Audubon. Tues
day night. Pete was attending the
trial in regard to the pants stolen from
this store here some time ago.
Our city election will occur on March
9th, when we will elect two council
men for long term and one for short
term. the other officers having one
more year before their time expires.
-'is9' l.. D. h'Sah IS away "lttr her
SPRING mIIlin'fE Htock' ana promises 10
nave something To eaten the eye or
every Ind|. Easter comes earlier TINS
year thus opening the millinery season
SO much earlier.
W"fi mas .'e"h f"criN'u from Nep""S-
h' ma: Ih' ''rall'nn"!mrr "l Ma'A ana
C''" lholi3', WI" Will DE ~ the nFSt
J. 49,.
Gay or next May IS liSt recovering
ir"El h"r IrSt attack o. the measles amt
- N'o'lu% "I"h% hlceI|'
Inc Congregational rholr are pre-
ParlhE some SI' rlat MUSIC, Tor Easter
th"' PROMISES to he line. ~ me" pro-
gram Is l"IhS IlIeu out lof ,hat morn
lLg service ana Will prove interesting
inns year as 1t always does.
We learn that Rev. G, 4. Lockhart
Of Anita. former pastor Of the Christian
church her" and organized the one
al -hUtuh"h' mas acceptcd can TO
N"t"Tl"" and Will move "b"Ht April l
hehce' reNlShlh3 MS poSltloh al ANITA
So oreat i fine demand that # is
almost necessary tor property owners
TO nail their real estate down ot all fonr
corners. for fear that some morning he
ma a"ak- and find himself sold t" the
othef fellow ava carried on IN the
might.
= l. Anderson has tbn Oldest
Thermometer in the conntv He nur-
chased il in Atlantic whom that town
wa, first started and II is inst as ac-
cnra4. today as whom i was now. that
was ovAr thirty vaors 400 TncJa
Dayy is father Of SAINT Anderson, of
Audubon.
Mrs. Frank R,sbom vos co1lnd to
fine bedside Of her motlor Mrs Geo
Cannon last saturday Mrs. Cannon
is very low with a cancer Of tho Iivnr
and her friends and family can hovI
but little hone Of her recovery. She is
sis+nr Of Jno r. 7 n and Zoo
Jenkins all Of Bravton
a+ VEST town LoIoninr 70 tho n Ham
lin estate and will MT in a hitr oor1nn
this summer nvnncting 70 no oIIa to
sn1,Iv tLn market With all Lindo ~
early oarIan trnck Thasa oantIamon
have had mnrb nvnoriar'ca in this Tnn