Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11
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thaw.
Sim Curtis was an Extra visitor
Thursday.
H. L. WissIer left for Chicago Satur-
day evening.
Miss Jennie Henry is recovering
from her recent illness.
The Whalert boys are kept busy
these days with their wood saw.
Mrs. Langden and daughter, of At
lantic, visited Mrs. Basham last week.
Mrs. Sam Brown and daughter,
Rachel, visited over Sunday at Girls.
void.
OW.iW. Hartsough, of Doom, Ia., will
occupy the Congregational pulpit next
Sunday.
Geo. Knapp, of Newton came in Sat.
urday evening and spent Sunday with
his mother.
Miss Ina Anders spent vacation in
Atlantic with relatives, returning in
time for school,
The X. P's installed their officers
last Tuesday evening. On January Is,
they hold their banquet.
The Exchange bank has been treated
to a new coat of paint. 1t is dark
red with silver trimming.
Mrs. Halle Miller has been passing
couple of weeks here with her moth
er, Mrs. Flora Rendleman,
County Treasurer G. E. BRENNAN
was down between trains last Monday
shaking hands with the boys.
Grant and Elroy Stonebrook, of Au-
dubon, visited Tuesday with their
mother, Mrs. G. W. Kreamer.
This is week of prayer at the M.
T.. church and next Sunday they will
commence a series of meetings.
Monroe Bros. have painted Frank
Gault o. Co. sign you can see to read
from the south end of the county.
Acel Burwell received a lot of broom
corn Monday to supply the need at his
broom factory on his farm just below
town.
JAS. Henry and daughter, Jennie,
expect to start for Oklahoma next
Monday in hopes of benefitting their
health.
Lew Raner is home from Montana
and he says you can look for Paul and
family most any day. After all, Iowa
is good enough.
Mrs. Geo. Cotton and daughter
started for Washington this week to
Join her husband who is employed at
the Tom Kelley ranch out there.
Mrs. d. E. stranger and son. Her
aid, went to Atlantic Friday noon to
visit friends. Dice joined them Satur-
day evening and they all visited over
Sunday.
Frank Green went to Audubon
Tuesday evening returning Wednesday
noon. While there he ran out home
and visited over night with his sister
from Coon Rapids.
ST Campbell was taken i'll last We'd
nesday while at work down at Ben
Simpsons. He is at home now, but
has been so poorly with rheumatism
that he has to accept the aid of pair
of crutches.
Willie Southwick and bride, of
Guthrie Center, spent few days last
week with his relatives, the Newton
and Hamler families. From here they
went to Sioux City to visit his uncle,
Sam Newton.
Little Hazel, the four year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. John,
son, fell while at her play last Satur-
day and broke her elbow. She is as
comfortable as can be expected and
we hope will recover all right.
1t is something unusual for this time
of year to see many of our farmers
forced to use four horses on account of
the mud, while hauling grain to mar
ket. This time last year you could
start the dirt with pick and ak.
Theo. Gearheart and family, of Nicola,
were here to attend the funeral of his
step-mother, Mrs. Jas. Gearhart, last
Tuesday. Victor Gearheart, her son,
was in Des Moines at work at the time
of his mothers death, lbut arrived home
Monday morning.
Today, January II, Grandma Cole,
of Audubon, has been married seventy
years, Mack Thomas and wife seven
years, d. E. Stranger and wife seven
yeaas and had Mrs. 81. S. Wattles
lived she would have been seventy
years old. Quite all eventful day.
The school board have decided to
add another course to the high school.
They will graduate this spring just
the same on account of some of the
class that cannot attend another year
and then the rest of the class
will resume work for another
year.
Mrs. P. 1. Whitfield received word
this week from Cambridge, Neb. that
her sister, Mrs. Henry Harrington,
we'll known in Audubon county, was
recently married to gentleman by the
name of Miller. Her many friends
congratulate her ard extend best
wishes.
d. NJ. Hartsough preached to oul
people at the Congregational church
last Sunday morning and even
ing. He is on his way to Kansas City
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