Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25
Will Baylor visited over Sunday at


tor Tuesday.
John Norris, Brayton, was visitor
here over Tuesday night.
c. T.. Brenniman's brother, from Extra,
visited here over Sunday.
Prof. G. l. Miller and Mr. DeeriDg, of
Boone, were visitors here Sunday.
Miss Jennie Killinger returned Tues
day from visit with Extra friends.
Ed Elwood returned last week from
visit with friends in Jasper county.
viii Donaldson was transacting bust
ness in Atlantic the fore part of the week.
Attorney e. w. Weeks, OF Guthrie
Center, was in town on business Mon
day.
A birthday party was given in honor
of Geo. Cosson at his home Saturday
night.
Frank Jenkins, of Brayton, transacted
business here between trains Monday
evening.
J. H. Thorp has been afflicted with
the past few weeks, but is
some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ n. Esbeck are the
happy parents of little girl born a
week ago Sunday.
Mrs. b. Fenton, of Webster City, is
visiting this week with her daughter,
Mrs. Chas Talbot.
e. Baxter and j. w. b. Cole will be on
the jury at United States court at Coun-
Gil Bluffs next March.
Louis Anciaux, of Greeley township,
returned Saturday from visit with
relatives at Iowa City.
Ex-Sheritf J. II. Jones has accepted
the agency at this place for the Port
Arthur Land company.
Miss Lille Kibby, who has been visit
ing with relatives at Harlan, returned to
her home here Tuesday.
DR.. Miller had his mother and sister
with him as guests few days this week.
They returned home last evening.
A bicycle seat was found in the road
south of town last week. Call at Thar
nish's livery barn, and pay for this
notice.
DOC" Stearns is improving and ex-
poets to be able to attend to the asses
sing of Leroy township within the time
required.
Tom Spray returned Monday to his
home at Brayton after having visited
with his uncle, Owen Spray, of south
west of town.
The police court, Mayor Hanna pre-
siding, was quite busy day or two this
week. Some of the boys had been
violating ordinances.
Riddlesbarger & Fay had big turkey
down at their poultry house the other
day which they bought from Mr.. Stat
Eel. 1t weighed Al pounds.
The workmen are working at the
Stuart brick grain Office, getting the
timbers under it. They expect to get it
started up street next week.
Miss Anna Sands, who has resided at
the home of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Deist.
Of near Ross. returned Tuesday to her
home in Henry county, Illinois.
W. O. Ellis who has been helping |.
p. Baker-in well boring work, hurt him
self when lifting few days ago and
has been laid up since. However, he is
able to be around again now.
For the past three weeks Iowa weather
has been of the balmy, mild and pleasant
kind that we read about as existing in
some far away land like Kansas or
California. Iowa is all right.
Superintendent Arthur Farquhar
moved his family to town Tuesday. They
are occupying the Harry Woodward
property north of the Catholic church.
1t will make them pleasant home.
The lecture at the Court house Satur.
day night by J. S. Green, of Davenport
on Odd Fellowship, was an excellent
address. The meeting was not as large
~ attended as it ought to have been
We shall continue the law business il
allits branches as well as loans anC
real estate. All matters entrusted to US
will receive careful attention as hereto
fore NASH & PHELPS. 2.
County Auditor Greenwaldt ant
County Treasurer BRENNAN went t.
Des Moines Tuesday and are there thi'
week attending the auditors and treas
urers' conventions. These two etficien
officials are keeping up with the times
Geo. A. Ogle & Co.. the map cOmpan!
that is getting out an atlas Of this county
has six men at work in the county now
1t will require about two months tc
complete the work, of survey or re
view. They visit nearly all the farm
houses in the country and locate tn
farms, farm residences, roads, streams
school houses, churches, etc, on tn
maps. The atlas will be complete som
time in the summer aud will be- YER
I nica and uGaful