Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-08
Extra.

Mrs. Jennie ReZner, of Griswold, is
visiting frinds in our city.
James Lair and wife have the care of
very sick child this week.
Joe Moody, of Audubon, was in our
city Monday transacting business.
w. r. Copeland transacted business
in Atlantic Monday between trains.
J. o. Howard started for Michigan
Monday evening to visit his father for
few weeks.
Postmaster Powell visited his sick
mother in Atlantic last Monday. She
is slowly improving.
Len Whitney has purchased the
property in the south part of town be-
longing to Aunt Lucy Bruner.
G. T. Poage, of Champaign, Illinois,
is here this week visiting at the home
ofJ b. Connrardy and family.
Jno. Hugal and family have moved
to the j. b. Rendleman farm south
east of town which they will till this
summer.
p. l.. Hansen has purchased the
q. w. Clarke property over in Kicka-
poo park and he and his wife will soon
occupy the same.
ID. Z. Stranger and wife entertained
party of young folks Tuesday even
ing in honor of Miss Dollie Gilroy,
who is visiting at there home.
Will Donaldson and family are now
located among us and Extra extends
to them hearty greeting and hope
their stay among us will be pleasant
one. s'f
Albert Pratton and wife, up in Ham
lin township, will give party tomor-
row evening, Friday, in honor of Miss
Maggie Workman, who is visiting at
their home.
Perhaps the largest stock sale our
county has ever known took place
Tuesday when the Walker estate
offered for sale about nine Thousand
dollars worth of property, mostly live
stock.
FL. b. Amerman went to Atlantic
the first of the week and brought up
four fine blooded horses which he will
breake to the harness. He is first-class
with horses having no equal in this
country.
Miss Clara Powell came up from At
lantic Monday evening to resume her
duties here i'll the public schools. She
has been at home helping to care for
her mother who has been very ill for
the past nine weeks.
Ben Moss, of York, Nebraska, having
finished his visit here with relatives
and old neighbors will start for home
this week across the country so as to
take his fine team and some other
belongings with him. Ben is full OF
praises for that country.
Harry Calkins, who has been clerk
ing in the Doffing & Co. drug store for
the past few months, has gone to Yank-
ton, South Dakota, to join his two
brothers who are in business there. He
said goodbye to his friends here Mon
day and left on the evening train.
Mrs. Mack Thomas spent Monday in
Brayton being called there on account
of the illness of her two nieces, Edna
and Ethel Bison, who are two very
sick little folks. At this writing, Tues
day, Ethel was no better but Edna
seemed to be improving. 1t is one
form of the grip, Edna suffering with
her left side and chest, and Ethels
trouble is her stomach and head
rendering her unconcious part of the
time.
Mrs. Jas. Henry and her family left
Monday noon for Oklahoma to join Mr..
Henry, who has been down there for
the past month. They expect to re-
main there providing the climate agrees
with Mr.. Henry's health. They have
been in business here in our town for
eleven years and it will seem strange
to have them away. They are an. ex-
cellent family and their many friends
wish them prosperity and happiness in
their new home.