Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-12-27
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tives.
Barney Freihnger is over at Earlham
visiting his brother, Mat, for few
weeks
Grove Rathbun is home to spend
the holidays with his mother, Mrs, A.
E. Rathbun.
VIM. Apologize, of Atlantic, visited
over Christmas here with his nephew,
G. G. Apologize.
Misses Rosa and Pauline Jonas, of
Sidney, Nebr., are visiting their sister,
Irs. Geo. F. Kapp.
Earnest Powell and Miss Clara were
treated to visit from their father Of
Atlantic, Christmas day.
Mr.. Booman and family spent Christ
mas at the home of Edwin Delahoyde
and wife of Extra Heights.
Rev. J. G. McQuerry and wife are
here visiting their friends and neigh
bors until after the holidays.
Joha Tedman of Greeley township
reports the arrival of nice boy baby
at their home on Thursday last.
Jack Temple is spending the holidays
with his parents, W. b. Temple and
wife, who reside two miles south of
town. ...
Mrs. n. p. Christensen presented
her husband with fine ten pound boy
for Christmas, and Pete weighs most
ton.
DIR. n. P. Lauritzen returned home
Saturday evening from his trip abroad,
looking we'll and ready again for
business.
Chas. Milliman and his string band
will conduct dance new years eve in
the X. P. hall. A general Invitation is
extended.
Roscoe Turner and Miss Edith Pine
were married Christmas day and are
now receiving congratulations of their
many friends.
The Christmas tree at the Union
Baptist church of Greeley township
was we'll attended and very enjoyable
time is reported.
Will Fullerton and wife and j. Il.
Creveling, of Audubon, were Christ
mas visitors ut the home of Il. II. Eric
son and wife, our popular baker.
The Christmas tree at No. 3 school
house in Audubon township was a sue
cess, and too much praise cannot be
given the ladies who managed it.
Marie Scovel was an over Christmas
visitor at the home of J. b. Connrardy
and family. Before returning to her
home she will visit relatives at Hamlin.
The Danish people had big cele-
bration in their lodge hall last night,
The brass band from Kimballton fur
nished the mnsic and a fine time was
had.
Louie Klever and wife have returned
from their visit in the east part of the
state and are now at home to their
many friends, on the farm northeast Of
town. ...
Hans Reick died Sunday morning of
heart disease at the home of his sister,
Mrs. VIM. Wulf southeast of town.
The body was shipped to Davenport
Monday.
G. d. Bell, former manager of the
Glucose elevator, of West Extra, died
at Carthage, Mo-, last Sunday and was
buried by X. p. order, of which he
was a member.
Geo. Powers, of Des Moines, made a
flying trip to Oakfeld Monday to paw
his respects to his parents and wish
them merry. Christmas and happy new
year, returning Tuesday.
!, A grand surprise party of old friends
of Jacob Anderson and wife was given
to them on Christmas. A very pleas
ant time was had. Their son Isaac, OF |
Atlantic was also present.
This is school vacation and a rest for
all concerned. At the school last Fri
day an enjoyable time was had in all
the rooms, each teacher receiving some |
nice present from their pupils.
Mrs. VIM. Delahoyde who has been |
very sick for the past week, is reported |
better today wednesday, We hope |
she may soon recover as this commun-
ity car. i'll afford to loose SO valuable a
lady
Mrs. Dena Stated, the Misses Lot
tie Bennett, Louise WEIGH, Beth
Henry and Clara Ordway are among
the teachers of this county attending
the teachers meeting at Des Moines
this week.
Bessie Dodge who is teaching at No.
8, Hamlin. township, gave Christmas
tree to her pupils and when everything
was mic ~ arranged the tree myster-
iously took fire. They report very
lively time for few minutes.
Mr.. Barrows who has been here as
sisting on the Frank Andrews book,
returned to Des Moines last Sunday
and from there he goes to Chicago to
enter employment in paper house,
going on the road January 10Th.
James Andrews, brother of Bessie,
goes to Guthrie, Wyo., to look after
the affairs of the Hon, Lyman Cooper,
who was reelected representative Nov.
6 by the G.. o. p. Mr.. Cooper was
former resident of this township.
DIR. John Riley and wife and daugL-
Ter, Ethel; DIR J. Newton and wife,
Mrs. Bodey and ID. f. Stranger and
wife and son, Harold, attended the
Masonic banquet at Audubon Christ
mas night They report fine time.
J.V. Wheelock, manager of the Ell
gin Creamery Co., OF this place, was in
Atlantic Saturday talking improve
meuts tor the creamery here. Mr..
Wheelock will go to Minnesota and