Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-02-22

! Mr., and Mrs. A. G. Kelly are parents Fl
of boy born Monday. was
The Catholic fair commences today J..
and continues three days. was
W. r. Copeland of Extra, was in town Al
on legal business Tuesday in Il
Mrs. Chester Brooks has been serious 'o'
ly sick the past week, but is better. G.
DIR. Brooks is much better and is down III" =. u
town and looking after business around II"
town now. III
Hiram Clark, of Knoxville, took in a Mca
car of good horses at Benton's livery SICK
barn yesterday. PI
Norman Grow who has been visiting held
with his sister for the past few days, left sum
Tuesday to visit at Walnut. ing
II Kossenhaschen, of Melville town. l.
ship, contempates taking trip to Ger. room
many this summer, starting in March. ana
Miss Martha Schultz, who has been
guest for the past two weeks at the home W
of Peter Ohm, left Tuesday for her home the
in Iowa county. ing
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A sled load Of ladies from town drove
out to the Sam Handles home in +.
Cameron township, and visited with Mrs Pola
Randles Tuesday. lie
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Charlie Zion has commenced painting
the BiIharz residence. He will paint LII
both the interior and exterior. He is an near
excellent workman. with
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mss f1u,'n harris iei' luesuay ior ship
A'ian'ic "nere she VIII at.ehu the mar ing.
riage of friend and visit there two n
weeks with relatives. 90,
The DIST Iowa band concert Monday brou
night at The Court House. Reserved mare
seats at Fred Nermllyas. There are hor u
thirty-one members They have Phil weig
Ippino boy who sings and they have lots were
OF curiosities. Come.
CARD OF IHANKs.-l wish to thank it's c
my dear neighbors and kind friends who nigh
SO cheertully assisted me IN my great seats
affection, and especially Mr.. Myers, Mr. exch
Blume, Mr.. Dryden, Mr.. O'Connell and terta
Mr.. Carper. Mrs. KATIE +. SHEETS. state
Fl q Fredaricl,sep worked tbe mast hous
year in Nebraska, instead Of Kansas Mi
which we stated recently. He was in sick
the employment of the Omaha Elevator Geor
company and worked at different towns move
along the line of the Union Pacific and She
put in several gasoline engines. serio
N,.u;o., I;.o,,.o- 1--,.o, -. .h dang
oIorL,, g. ,bo ,,oo. 1,oor. ouo -, ,,r wi 6
lows: Frank Brown and Katie Knepper, Clt
Jens Chrsten Andersen and Hensine Smt
Larsen, John j. Wahlert and Emma chur,
Franz, NJ. J. Fabricus and Myrtle c. End,
Sorensen, William Fullerton and Grace cents
Creyeling. .. tiers
School election will he March 10Th char
The terms OF Mr. Nash and Mr.. Burn duriI
side expire. They are good directors, VIII
combining business ability with interest guar
in education. We do not know whether orcnt
they will be candidates for recollection or local
not. There is also treasurer to elect, w,
olle Coon's term expiring Gale
NJ, o,d NJ, ,u,,.. poLoI -, D,- office
lo, to,nsI,;r horo 3ho .,,,,,,ath,, -, ~ Unit
public because of the death OF their aie
daughter, Annie, which occurred Monday w"
,,orniro, % rrorr,onio Sbawo, ohout has
oiobtoer vooro ala ora uos yorv r;oo 1t ha
vonpp lady She had RECENTLY been publ
learning dressmolsirg here in town and fury
living with Auditor Greenwaldt's. The VI :,
funeral ia todov Mad
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A number of the members OF the ton
Farmers Institute desire us to thus ment
publicly thank for them the officers Of time
the institute for their untring labors to show
make the institute a success They also the Ii
say they owe debt of gratitude TO the A,
lecturers and speakers who were here ., N
and instructed and entertained, and also ;o,o,
to the people Of Audubon who gave the nr;so
e'e"ins program S vi instruction anu ly af
'1o, 'N"' the I
'no "Ho'o ""a' was "e''ue' eu'- miss
cess. t.;
The dinner party at the home Of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Bilharz last Friday in honor of man
Gov. Shaw was most enjoyable occas- hesit
sion in every respect except that the platf
Governor failed to arrive until evening. ha
The wives OF the guests, feeling sighted Office
because they we're not invited, came in eral
a body while dinner was being served, was
and did not add any solemity nor but lit He fl
tie dignity to the occasion. The fact is disco
though they added considerable of fun pole.
Gov. Shaw came in the evening and after man
speaking he was entertained by Mr.. and he re
Mrs. Bilharz. man
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Thomas Davis has made a contract OF the I
sal e Of his 240 acre farm in Viola town Nom
ship to John Schrader, of Poweshiek