Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-01

Frank Davis moved into the JOSEPH
Moody house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown are par
ents OF little girl born last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Regain, of Old Ham
lin, are rejoicing over the arrival OF ;
son at their home Saturday.
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Hamilton Boys, editor and publisher
of the Atlantic Messenger, was in towr
Saturday morning between trains.
We learn that little daughter wa.
born to the Hon. A. Boysen and wife, a
their Des Moines home last Saturday,
Mrs. Ollie Nj. Wood and Earl Manat
have advertised lett ers in the post office
at Audubon for the week ending Feb
IS, 1900.
Seth Hartzell, who has been up in tn,
Dakotas awhile, returned Saturday. He
said it had been about as cold as Green
land up there.
John OFT will have his boots and shoe;
in the Smutney building with |. w
Baker and will be prepared to do repair
ing the same as before
Frank Alec left to day for Boone where
be has a position with the Iowa Tele
phone Company. lie still retains his
interest in the bowling alley.
Geo. Root, of Des Moines, and Henry
Schilling, of Avoca, both members Of
the 51st Iowa band were entertained
Monday at the Ii. B. Wilson home.
Carpet weaving, ten cents yard
fourth house south of the German
church, Audubon.
94w Mrs FL. HENsHALL.
j. G. Jones writes us from Benton
vile, Arkansas, telling.us not to discon.
tinue the REPUBLICAN, and saying they
always like to hear from their old home,
Henry Hale was in Chicago and other
points in Illinois last week, visiting
awhile with his brother. in-law, Fred
wilkins, who is telegraph operator at
Shirley, Illinois.
Miss Doll Kennedy went to Chicago
Monday where she will remain about
two weeks when she will go to Bethany,
ILL.,, to trim in a millinery store where
she has been for several seasons past.
Marriage licenses granted the past
week are to f.. Bunker and Elizabeth
Garmire, Vernon Deet and Verna M.
Hensley, Kirk Merrick and Loretta Mil
Ter, Robert Lennon and Mary e.
Klle.
School elections are held in the town
ships next Monday. One week from
next Monday the township meetings are
held, then two weeks from next Monday
the new boards meet School election
here in Audubon is one week from next
Monday.
ID. G.. Sroufe, of near Fiscus, moved
to Burleigh county, n. D., this week,
loading his stuff at Manning Monday.
He has taken homestead up there, get
ting half section of good land. lie
will break it out and raise wheat and
other small grains. Success to him.
j. H. Mosier Is in receipt of letter
from Congressman Mcpherson telling OF
some proposed legislation concerning
free homesteads in the Cherokee strip
A good many people IN this county have
friends in that country who they think
deserve the same liberal free homestead
privileges that have been extended to
settlers in adjoining sections of the
country.
W. II. OConnell's candidacy for Grand
Master of Exchequer of the X. p. lodge
of the state is meeting with favorable
mention in different parts of the state.
Last week we published the resolutions
that the lodge here passed concern
ing him. The people here knowing his
competency and worth will be much
pleased if he obtains the honor he seeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Curtis, boy Sun
day; Mr.. and Mrs. Art Harvey, boy
Tuesday; Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. O'Connell,
a girl Wednesday; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Taylor, girl Saturday; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Hunter, girl Wednesday; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Christensen, girl Wednes-
day-so run the reports as to the babies.
We expect our reporter has missed sew
eral, but we will try and get them all
next time. %,
+. j. Rawstern was in town Saturday
on business and saying goodbye TO some
of his friends. This week he moves his
family and property to their recently
purchased home in Jasper township,
Carroll county. Mr.. and Mrs. Rawstern
are held in very high esteem by the peo-
pie of Viola township and of this county.
We warn the people of Carroll county
that Mr. Rawstern sometimes says things