Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-22
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on goods buying trip.
The wife and babe of George John
son are both sick with lung fever.
Jno. Sherman and wife were in our
city Monday transacting business.
Little Miss Ethel Bison is improv-
ing slowly from her recent illness.
Olif Jensen, of Audubon, was among
his Extra friends Tuesday of this week.
VIM. Newman, of Audubon township,
was a business visitor at Audubon
Monday.
Henry Heath and wife, of Audubon
township, are rejoicing over fine
baby girl.
Fred Delahoyde has purchased the
Baber property and Jno. Bennett and
wife occupy same.
Ad Watterson received the tortures
of the third degree of Masonry last
Saturday evening.
Miss Ida Reynolds, of Greeley town
ship, is in Audubon receiving treat
ment from Dr. Childs.
Claude Andrews has gone on pleas
IRE trip out in Wyoming expecting to
be gone several weeks.
Jno. Hensley is looking after his
ranch interests in Nebraska this week.
He was accompanied by his son, Nor
man.
Mrs. Fred Delahoyde entertained
the Aid society of the Congregational
church Wednesday afternoon of this
week.
Word comes from Kingsley, Iowa,
that Geo. Conkling and wife are the
proud parents of new baby girl born
March 10Th.
Mrs. Frank Hunt and baby, of
Greeley township. visited over Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Bennett, and
sister Lottie.
Walter Hockenberry is the proud
possessor Of new bicycle that he
bought of Mack Thomas. 1t is one OF
those handsome Crescents.
Mr.. Young, of the new firm of Nellis
& Co., visited his people at Walnut
Sunday and transacted business in At
lantlc ON his return Monday.
Jno. Pressing and wife of Panora,
Guthrie county, visited few days last
week and over Sunday with Mrs. Pres
ing's parents, Henry Conkling and
wife. E.
Willie Wissler is now installed in
the Stuart Bank as successor to A. w.
Harvey who has resigned. 1t would
seem Willie was the right boy in the
right place. Success to him.
Mrs. Chas. Pattison attended the
funeral of her aunt, MRS. NJ. A. Mills at
Earlham Monday. On her return she
was accompanied by her sister, Garlic,
who has been there caring for her.
Marion Rezner left Monday for Girls
void where he will remain short
time, after which he will go to Buff
faIo, Wyoming, where himself and
wife expect to locate on his big stock
ranch
Andrew Baber is suffering from
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Rev. Wissler move his barn and sue
ceeded in catching his thumb between
two heavy timbers which took the flesh
all off the bone.
Dave Clark has rented his Greeley
township farm for period of two years
go to Denver about April LIST to join
his family. Mrs. Clark is employed in
the Denver schools.
As soon as the weather will permit
new school house at Little Valley, Al
dubon township will be erected, said
building to cost $650.00. Audubon
township is awake and up to the times
never failing to do her duty.
Miss Clara Powell was called to At
lantic again on account of the illness
of her mother. Miss Sarah johnson is
teaching her room this week. All hope
her mother may soon recover and she
can resume her stay among us.
Chas. May went to Audubon Monday
morning to commence work for Jno.
McFarlane. Mr.. May will move his
family there as soon as he can procure
n house. Their many friends wish
them success in their new home.
Mrs. Fred Bartlett, who has been in
Omaha for treatment, underwent
surgical operation last Saturday for
some kidney trouble. At this writing
she is getting along all right and the
family are anxiously awaiting the time
for her return.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Christian church had jolly good time
at their st. Patrick social last Satur-
day evening. A neat program the first
part of the evening proved very inter
esting, but the refreshments the latter
part were more so.
The Audubon township creamery
expect to build cold storage building
near the depot to keep their butter in
while waiting shipment. Surely this
is an improvement over letting it stand
on the platform in the boiling sun dur
ing the summer days.
The special election held in this city
last Tuesday for the purpose of extend
ing the incorporate limits resulted in
seventy-six in favor and eleven against.
The territory in question was the north
part of West-town and the residence
part north of the Catholic church in
East-town.
Word. from Prof. Brinkerhoff, at
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