Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-06-07


Mrs. G. B. Russell and Mrs. Emma
Russell are visiting in Extra today.
w. A. Clark went up to Gray Tuesday
evening, being called there by sickness.
Mrs. Warner, Of Atlantic, is here this
week visiting at the Robert Fosnaugh
home.
DIR. II. l.. Harris returned Tuesday
from a several days outing at Lake
View.
J. III. McSparran will preach in the
court house next Sunday, morning and
evening.
Lon Groteluschen and wife, of Gray,
were in this city yesterday visiting and
attending to business.
Will Freeman, Arthur Walker, Sam
Hunter and Guy Wilson went to Allan
tic to attend the races.
Tomorrow night is the occasion OF the
high school alumni banquet. They are
arranging something nice.
Miss Kathrne Connrardy returned to
her home in Extra yesterday after few
days visit at the ID. E. Soar home.
Mrs @. B. Brooks and daughter went
to Vinton Tuesday evening for several
days visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Hoover, OF Iowa City, came
in Tuesday for a visit Of several days
with friends and relatives in this city.
Mrs. II. N. Carper was passenger to
Extra yesterday where she goes to visit
with friends and relatives for few days.
Mrs. r. j. Creveling who has been in
very poor health some time is rather
weaker and mere poorly the past week.
A. Jensen arrived in the city week
ago from Denmark. He is brother of
Mr.. Jensen Of the firm Of Rasmussen &
Jensen.
Joe Ross, of the firm of Cosson & Ross,
went to Cedar Rapids the firsh of the
week to visit his parents and other
friends.
Mrs. Iva Ericsson, of Newton, arrived
in the city yesterday for few days visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. }.
Creveling.
Mrs. p. A. Rasmussen and Mrs.
Hbr;etap,ap 1,;ll Iaova paxt Mon6ov for
a several days visit with friends and
relatives at Clinton.
William Cochran bought four hun
dred acre farm in Cass county last week
and expects to move down there next
spring. 1t is six miles from Atlantic and
on the road to Lewis.
"Dick" Turpin, who has been operator
at the c. r. l. K P. depot for some time,
was moved to Weston Tuesday evening.
This is on the main line. G. @. Hoss, of
Newton, takes his place.
Both the Nj. E. and Presbyterian
Sunday schools will observe childrens
day next Sunday. They will both have
interesting programs participated in by
large number Of the children.
J. A. Nash went to Des Moines last
evening to meet his daughters who are
returning from school in Chicago. They
will go to Okoboji from Des MONIES and
spend the summer there with Mrs. Nash.
One night last week Mr.. Sumner, who
lives west of town, had four coming two
year-old steers killed by lightning. The
lightning struck the wire fence about
thirty rods away from the cattle and ran
along the fence to the cattle.
The Columbian Club extends it's
thanks to the Court House officials and
the Printers for contributing the pro-
ceeds of their recent ball game to the
cause OF the library.
MRS. FANNIE TALBOT, Pres.
Next Sunday children's day will be
observed at Ross at 1890 a. IN. and at
Bethel at 1880 p. m. and on the following
Sunday June ~ at Melville at 800 p.
m. A good program has been prepared
at all these points and all are invited to
attend.
The case OF Matte Stewart vs. ID. b.
Anderson, which was tried here few
years ago, was sent back for new trial
the other day by the supreme court.
The case being called and the plaintiff
not appearing to prosecute, the case was
dismissed on motion of defendants
attorney, John H. Mosier
Thursday evening the home of James
Goodwill and wife, of southeast Mel
vile, was the scene of merriment and
Joy as friends gathered to cele3l a'e the
18th birthday Of Miss Estelle Clark As
the guests arrived at the house the
atmosphere of geniality was so stout that
the contagion of merriment and fun was
soon taken and dancing was pit up till
| dawn. This night is one to be long
remembered by Miss Estelle. The
guests departed wishing that the 31st of
May came oftener than once year.
He Fooled the Surgeons
All doctors told Renick Hamilton,