Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-15
Extra.

Mrs. John Hensley has returned from
Oklahoma.
H. F. Adams is at Cedar Rapids at
tending the X. P. Grand Lodge.
Mack Thomas is at Carson looking
after the interest OF his store there.
Will Varney goes this week to Well
man, Iowa, for visit of two weeks.
R. @. Spencer and Sim Curtis ami
wives were down from Audubon Sun
day.
Sam Egan, of Audubon township,
drew l60 in the Lawton district in Ok
lahoma.
V. E. Horton and family we're at the
W. r. Copeland home in our city last
Sunday.
John Hay aud wife have returne
from their visit to the eastern part of
the state.
DIR. Riley is identifying his resi-
dence with new walks, paint and other
improvements.
H. l.. Adams, of Fontanelle, is help
ing in the Doffing drug store during
NicK's absence.
Geo. Henshaw, wife and son Chas.
visited over Sunday in Omaha at the
F. E. Sanborn home.
The Salvation Army people have
closed their meeting upon our streets.
They were here one week.
Verna Croy accompanied Jessie
Milliman to Council Bluffs Monday
where she goes for treatment.
limo and Ethel Bison spent few
days with their auntie Mrs. Mack
Thomas, remaining few days.
H. A. Arnold and Franz Green
drove down from Audubon Sunday
and spent the day with friends.
DR.. Lauretzen has purchased the J.
f. McAnnich lots up in the heights
and will have fine house built.
Chas. PARROT and wife will move
back to town this week. They have
been keeping house for Mat Doffing.
A. II. Barber left Saturday for s.
Dakota to visit relatives and see the
country and may conclude to locate.
Lon Littlefeld, of Audubon town
ship has carpenters out at his house re-
modelling it and making repairs in gen
eral.
ID. f. Shauger spent few days at
Chadron, Neb., looking after bushes
and visited his large sheep ranch near
there.
Rufus Rowland. of Greeley town
ship, is building Il comfortable house
in place of the old one for himself and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Bilharz, Jennie
Donaldson and little Mary drove down
to our city Sunday afternoon and call
ed on friends.
Manager Hass of the Fullerton yards
has planted a few hitching posts in
front of their shed to accommodate
their patrons.
just east OF town on the Patrick
Gilroy farm is pear tree loaded with
the fruit Just ripening. This is some
thing rare for Iowa.
Claus Hess, over in Audubon town
ship has sold his farm, receiving $50. 90
per acre. He will move to Adair
where he and his sons will run grist
mill.
Nate Turner, up in Greeley town
ship, came in Monday aud took out
big load of rock TO commence his large
barn which is to be 35x46 with eight
foot posts.
E. Balm and wife, of G uthrie Center
are up at the Geo. Mccain home visit
ing a gentleman cousin of Mr.. McCain's.
1t has been fifteen years since they
met each other.
Jno. Mcconnell, of Michigan, son in
law OF f. Farley, is here visiting. In
the early days OF our county whe n
Lewisville was quite village Mr.. n c
Connell was interested in saw mill at
that place.
Last Thursday night when the show
pulled out for North Branch it took
young lady from Westtown who had
concluded she wanted to join them.
Her father went after her and pre-
vailed upon her to return.
Last Friday the barn belonging to
j. j. Dimmick up in the heights
caught fire and burned to the ground.
Mr.. Dimmick had some corn and hay
in the barn and a part of his house
hold goods. All the corn and hay and
a few chairs we're burned, all the rest