Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08
Cameron Township.
Too late for last week.

Harry Bates shelled corn for Amos
Possehn one day last week.
Edna Miskimins, of Carroll county
attended meetings in our community
last Monday night.
Mr.. Schrader, of Poweshiekc ounty
who has been visiting friends here fol-
several days past, returned home
Mrs. Birch, wife of our pastor, is
expected here from Gray to assist in
the meetings during the remainder OF
the week.
VERNE Ballou, the little son of VIM.
Ballou and wife, was quite sick for q
few days, but is about we'll at the
present time.
Rev. Burch was unable to fill his
appointment last Tuesday evening on
account of having to preach n funeral
sermon near Botna.
Richard Fancher has been quite i'll
since last Friday. At first he was
thought to have the grippe but of late,
something more serious is feared.
Revival meeting at the Sands school
house will continue throughout the
week. The extreme cold weather h rs
somewhat interfered thus far but
good crowds are hoped for during the
remainder of the week. An invitation
is extended to all.
Sam Handles has ordered twelve
horsepower gasoline engine, with
which he expects to grind feed, pump
water, etc. He has bought a large
amount of corn during the past winter
so that he will be will fixed for feed
ing cattle next summer. He expects
to feed two hundred head, beginning
in the early summer. His excellent
arrangements for feeding together with
many years of experience makes sue
cess certain.
John Stewart and family arrived in
Ross last Friday evening from Kansas
CITY, Mo. where they had been for a
few weeks. Mrs. Stewards health
failed last summer so the family went
to Colorado, but as the climate there
seemed to do her but little good, a few
weeks later they went to Kansas City,
and from there they returned to Audu-
bon county their former home. At
present Mrs. Stewards health is very
poorly.
Geo McCuen was sick for few days
last week but is we'll now.
Tom Rutherford hauled bailed hay
to Audubon one day last week.
Mrs. Wilson, of Gray, visited with
relatives in Cameron last Sunday.
| John Grow, from near Dedham, was
in our community last Friday night.
August S"hrader, after quite a siege
of sickness, is able to be around again.
Chas. Winney, of Carroll county,
was in our community last Saturday.
Clara Coboy who has been staying
in Gray for some time past is at home
now.
Mr. Moore was on the sick list for a
few days but is able to be around
| again now.
Mrs. Chas. Winney has been quite
sick but is much improved at the
present writing.
Walter Greenlee is making the
rounds these days assessing the prop.
erty of our citizens.
Rachel Walker, of Carroll county,
has been visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Hostrosser.
Mr.. Graves, of Viola township, has
been attending meetings in our com
munity the last few nights.
Richaad Fancher, who we reported
as being quite sick last week, is getting
along nicely at the present time.
Frank Roberts has been sick fol-
some time past. 1t is severe lung
trouble and serious results are feared.
Mrs. VIM. Scott who lives north Of
us Just across in Carroll county a shor
distance, was quite sick few day ago
Nettie Walker who is staying at the
ship, spent Sunday with Meta Beers.
Some of l.. n. French's children
are affected with the mumps at the
present time but are all getting alonl
very well.
Miss Sallie Carpenter, of Viola town
ship, who hae been visiting relatives il
Ledyard for some weeks past, returne,
last Tuesday.
The interest in the Foster lterar
still continues. Good crowds are on
each Friday night and a profitable
time is had. The discussion for next
night is on the PHILIPPINE war question
1t is much to be regretted that Rev
Krell gave his lecture while the meet
ings were being held in our commur
ity as some who attend the meeting
would like to have heard the lectur
also.
Blanche Miskimins, who teaches the
Klocke school in Carroll county, wa
quite sick the latter part of last week
She was forced to give up her schoo
one Afternoon and the place was file,
by her sister, Ada.
The meetings at the Sands are still
in progress and will continue part G
this week at least, but just how Ion:
we are unable to state. A very inter
esting meeting has beeu held thus fa
and we are assured that the remainde
will be equally as good,
A one armed gentlem an from Siou,
City was soliciting aid from our peopl
last week. He desires to purchase a.
artificial arm so that he may be sci
supporting Many were helping hin
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