Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-02-15

| Tom Belas made trip to Dexter the
fore part of the week.
|
Monday, Feb. &c, is the date the 5lst
Iowa band is coming.
! Northup & Darland shipped car Of
cattle to Omaha Tuesday.
John Butterton, of southeast of town,
is very sick with pneumonia.
r. N. Carper was in the south part of
the county on business Monday.
Miss Pet Hart returned to her future
home at Valley junction Monday.
Miss Clara Ordway, of Brayton, Wis.
tied with Miss Irma Tharnish Saturday.
Frank Bradley was in town last week
on business. He seems prosperous and
happy.
$3.50 will buy pair of felt boots and
buckle gum overshoes at the Grand
| Leader.
Andrew Esbeck's daughter, Mrs. Jen-
sen, went to Lincoln for medical treat
ment Tuesday.
Maurice Armstrong left for Ames
Monday where he expects to take a
course in pharm acy.
|
The Grand Leader stock of overshoes
is complete. Plenty for everybody. They
\ sell them now at cost.
Chas. Stocking left Saturday with +.
L. Buckley for Griswold where he helped
| the latter start a laundry.
Fida Marks who lives in the south
part of Melville township, has been
| quite sick for the past few weeks.
The snow cut no ice, but it cut the
| price on overshoes, felt boots and canvass
leggins at the Grand Leader store.
Mrs. Dan Stetzell of Douglas town.
ship, returned Saturday from visit at
| Ames, Neb. and Council Bluffs this
state.
A. +. brakes eyes have been seriously
bothering him the past few days. His
son Frank has been helping him keep up
the work in the Recorders Office
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Farguson occurred
yesterday, it also being his forty-ninth
birthday. Many happy returns to them.
j. j. Burdick, of Audubon, was in
Manning on Tuesday. AT one time Mr..
Burdick was engaged in the grocery
business in this city.-Manning Monitor.
w. II. O'Counell expects to put man
out on the road to sell organs pianos
and sewing machines. He will push
the business and will no doubt do well.
Mrs. II. U. Funk and Robert Hender-
SOD expect to entertain the members Of
their Sunday school classes at the latter's
home northwest of Ross tomorrow even
ing.
Mr.. Myers and wife, of Des Moines,
arrived here Friday to visit at the S. p.
Shannon home, Mr.. Myers returning
horne Monday and his wife continuing
her visit here.
J.F. Russell and wife and baby left
for Des Moines Saturday where they ex-
pected to visit relatives few days, then
Mr.. Russell expected to proceed to
Chicago to buy goods.
The Tharnish livery stock was sold
the other day at public sale by II. N.
Carper, auctioneer, at good price,
amounting to over $3.50 more than the
appraisement. We do not think the
barn is to be run at present.
Wallace Hodge, of Atlantic, visited
over Sunday at the H. b. Wilson home.
Mr.. Hodge was a member of Torreys
Rough Riders during the late Spanish
| war and he is now in the employ of the
| Colonel of that regiment in Wyoming.
Gregg Wolfe is partially moved into
! his new shop on Washington street.
When he gets his machinery all in place
he will be nicely fixed with plenty of
| room and good location. W. Fl. Jump
has gone into the shop to do woodwork
| so they are now fixed for almost anything
in that line.
NJ. N. Esbeck went to Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, Friday to take his eldest daughter,
Edith, for medical treatment. The
trouble is a nervous one and it is not
thought to be very serious. Her sister
Rena accompanied them and remained
there as company and Mr.. Esbeck re-
turned home Monday.
L. w Barger, of Gray, was in town
Saturday. He has recently returned
fIom Nebraska and South Dakota where
he went to find location for farming,
but not seeing anything he liked as we'll
as Audubon county, he has concluded
to remain here. He will farm the Bar
ger place south of Gray this year.
Following are the marriage licenses
granted the past week by the county
clerk: Peter A. Salmonsen and Anna
M. Smith, S. V. Petersen and Anne
Christensen, Marius Knudson and Marie
| Katrina Wolf, John r. White and Birdel-
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