Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-10-04
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Trip ouI III wyoming.
Rev. Jno. McQuerrY visited here
FRIDAY night and Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Anderson has been quite
ill the past week with pleurisY.
I. P. Hallock, of Oaktield, transacted
business in our city Saturday.
Frank Persing affords new barn at
his residence in the west part of town.
Geo. HuYcK is home once more after
very pleasat visit at the old home in
Michigan.
Mrs. Theo. Brown has returned from
her visit at Minneapolis, Davenport and
Ottumwa.
Thomas Allen goes to Kansas City
next week as delegate to the M. b. A.
convention.
Mr.. Buckley and wife of Audubon,
visited at the Ed Richardson home
here last Sunday.
Sylvester AIRY and wife, of Audubon,
were Extra visitors Tuesday. Mrs. AIRY
owns q farm north Of town.
DIR. Newton was called to Sioux
City Friday on account of the illness
of his wife who is visiting there.
Mrs. Leroy HensleY, up in Greeley,
had Peterman & Voss build her
water tank that holds 1875 barrels.
Jno. Carey, of Atlantic, has pur-
chased the Henry building now oc-
cupied by the Sherman restaurant.
G. H. Aldrich, of Guthrie Center,
was an over Sunday visitor in our city,
aguest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Thomas
and II. S. Wattles.
F. P. Hooker and son were here
Saturday Mr.. Hu.Ker was 10 kir g
over his telephone line and reports
being well satisfied.
Mrs. Nike Scharff isverY low at her
home south of town, being afflicted with
brain fever. Her many friends hope to
hear of improving soon.
Sister Anthony, one of the former
teachers here in the Catholic school,
recently died at here home in Ottumwa
This will be said news to those who
Knew her.
Chas. Hensley has moved his house
hold goods here. He has not fully de-
cided just what he will do. They sold
their ranch in Nebraska and now Chas.
is at loss to know just what to do.
J. B. Rendleman has purchased the
beautiful residence of Chas. Houston
and will occupy the same. Mr.. Hous-
10, 4 .,ok4
opposite the the Congregational church.
The sons of Jno. Hunter have re-
turned from their Oklahoma trip.
They We're at Ocarchie and called up
on Jas. Henry and family and report
them as getting along fine and don't
care to return to Iowa.
Ed Richardson has resigned his posi-
tion on the Journal force and will
again become q resident of Anita, much
to the regret of his many friends. His
position is being filed with gentle
man by the name of Bowlan.
W. H. Dyer, residing Just west of
town, has gone out to Portland, Oregon,
to look at the country with view to
locating. We would regret to see Mr..
and Mrs. Dyer and family move away
as they are an excellent family.
The old oak that has stood for so
many years on the corner where the
Fullerton people are to build their big
shed, was cut down Monday and it is
just like missing an old settler when
you look that way. 1t seems sad to see
these old land marks destroyed one by
one.
Miss Kit Kelsey unfortunately struck
her head near the temple last Thursday
evening but did not feel any bad results
other than q headache until FRIDAY
when the pain became so great that she
did not realize ANYTHING until some
time Saturday evening. She is improv-
ing but has bad looking eye caused
from the blow.
Harry Paige and George Martin were
at the top OF straw stack and were
fooling, not looking as to how near the
edge they were when all at once the
straw slipped from under them and
they fell about eighteen feet both
striking on HarrY's neck, breaking two
bones. He came at once to the doctor
and he informed him that it was lucky
for him it did not break an inch higher
or he would never have known what
hurt him.