Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-03-14
Extra.

Geo. Hunt and wife are the parents
of a new baby giil.
r. J. Creveling came down from
Audubon Monday to visit and rest
few day.
Miss Bessie Dodge has engaged to
teach the spring term at No. Z, Hamlin
township.
Father Nugent is billed for our town
April 10Th. We bespeak for him
good turnout.
Euos Dean, we'll known to our peo-
pie here, is reported in poor health at
Edison, Nebr.
Mrs. VIM. Hensley, of Greeley town
ship, returned Monday FROM her visit
over at Shelby.
Miss Ethel Thorley, of Atlantic, is
up visiting her relatives the Young and
Nellis families.
Goe. Kreamer is a very sick man
having been confined to his room for
more than a week.
Ethel Hicks will teach in John
Kleever's district, No. 3, Audubon
township, this spring.
At this writing, Tuesday, Jno. Lob
ner is expected home from Norway on
Wednesday of this week.
The young people gave Geo. Sickles
a surprise party last Saturday evening,
the occasion being his birthday.
Frank Basham expects to return to
his work out near Douglas, Wyoming,
this week leaving his family here.
Mrs. Jap McClaiu went to Earlham
this week to visit with friends before
joining her husband at Ritzville, Wash.
Sam johnson, of Greeley township,
marketed 1900 pounds of nice yellow
pop corn with CAN'T & Co. last Satur-
day.
Roy Stonebrook, of Sac City, is here
visiting his mother, Mrs. Geo. Krea-
mer and helping to care for Mr.. Krea-
| mer.
Ed Gilroy desiring to see the west
decided to go with Bruce Noon out to
Gold Greek, Montana, and try for his
fortune.
Isaac Andrews and daughter Esther,
of Atlantic, came up to pass Sunday
with his parents uncle Jacob Andrews
| and wife.
Mrs. JAS. Kelsey is reported very i'll
with appendicitis. Her daughter, Kit,
who is trained nurse, has been tele-
graphed for.
Auntie Meek is very poorly again
having had another stroke, rendering
her helpless. Miss Amber Kelsey is
caring for her.
Miss Lillian Spencer, of Hamlin,
returned home from Omaha Tuesday
where she had been for treatment,
much improved.
Rev. Humphrey has resigned his
connection here with the Christian
church. He expects to move south on
account of his wife who has very poor
health.
Willard Campbell and wife, of Au-
dubon township, were in town Tuesday
and bought their house hold goods.
They will soon move to the J. b.
Rendleman farm.
Bert PARROT has purchased the farm
known as the old Perry Parrot farm
north of town. He purchased the
same from his sister who has owned it
number of years.
Albert Croy has employed Riley
Bruner to make repairs on his house
and when completed it will be oc-
cupied by Clarence Drake and family
so we are informed.
Newell Jobes and wife have decided
to put in full laundry outfit, steam
washer, ironing rollers and all the
necessary attachments. This will make
the work much easier.
Thos. Williams, once resident here
but now of Fontanelle, is here visiting
his daughter Mrs. A. w. Harvey, he
has a very neat clothes rack heis intro
ducing and taking orders for.
Victor Clausen who has been living
at Andrew Aliens this winter will
start for southwest Colorado next Mon
day. He likes that mountainous
country having been there before.
Horace Bartlett has had a pair of
elk horns for ten or twelve years and
one day last week travelingmau came
along and gave him $500 for them
and said thank you and took them home
with him.
Jno. Connrardy did not complete the
sale of his farm over in Audubon town
ship as reported few weeks ago. Mr..
Connrardy has employed Jno. Peter
man to go over and build a nice new
kitchen to the house 12x20.
We are to have a new millinery store
in our city. The proprietor is a lady
from Iowa Falls by the name Of Miss
Hattie NJ. Scott. They will occupy
the east half of the J. s. Harrison
china hall We wish them success.
S. AIRY and wife, of Audubon, were
in our town Monday. Mrs. AIRY came
down to look after things on her farm
north of town. We understand she
intends to build this summer, a house
and barn, and make other improve
ments that are needed.
Myrtle Hellyer has decided to teach
in Guthrie county again and has the
school one and one-half miles west of
Guthrie Center. Her father had
spoken for the Wahlert school for her
in Greeley township not knowing she
had other objects in view in connection
with her school.
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