Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-14
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of a sick babe.
Mrs. Chas Hensley and two children
are sick with the grip.
Mrs. Chas. Boehme, over in Audu-
bon township, is quite sick.
Miss Ethel Riley returned to Ames
Tuesday to resume her studies.
Mrs. Geo. Kreamer has been enter.
tanning the grip for the past week.
Albert Bintner and Mary Gault were
united in marriage last Tuesday morn
ing.
Frank Basham came in from Wyom-
ing Sunday morning to pay visit to
his family.
Will Baylor, of Audubon, assisted in
the Exchange Bank here few days
last week.
Robt. Hamlin and wife have a new
boy at their home that arrived last Sun
day morning.
Little Miss Ethel Bison spent last
week up in Extra with her auntie, Mrs.
| Mack Thomas.
On account of the bad weather the
teachers association last Saturday was
not success.
Henry Campbell came down to the
NJ. d. Kennedy sale and bought twenty
head of calves.
Chas. Hawks has purchased the w.
W. Sickels residence property and will
move to town and take life easy.
At Masonic lodge next Saturday
night Pearl Andrews gets third and
L. b. Nickery gets second degree.
Mrs. L. H. Ericsson is much i'm.
proved and is up and around much to
the satisfaction of her many friends.
Mrs. Free Anders is very sick
woman, suffering from blood poison.
She is no better at this writing, Tues
day.
| Mr.. Wheeler and wife, of Chicago
arrived Saturday morning to attend the
funeral of Geo. Wheeler, their brother
Sunday.
John Connrardy and family were al
Hamlin Sunday at the bedside of theii
son-in-law, Geo. Smith, who is very
sick man.
Mack and Otto Thomas received
word from their brother Sam living in
Colorado, saying that he has nice
new baby girl.
Ed Winchell and family of Hamlir
township, will depart this week fol
Jerico, Missouri, where they expect to
reside in the future.
John Ebert is away up in Michigan
to visit his sick mother. John received
word there was little hopes for hel
recovery and started at once.
DIR. Riley received telegram Sun
day morning from Belle PLANE, stating
his sister-in-law had died Sunday
morning. She was the wife of {
brother.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Louise
Welch took thirty of her little folk
out for sleigh ride. A merry tim,
was had and it will be many years be
fore these little folks forget it.
Shamp Bintner run into Chicago
Saturday with stock from his owl
yards and from there he will go LII
Fayette, Ind, to visit his sister Bessie
who is attending the Sisters schoo
there.
Tomorrow evening the NJ. f. people
will have a left hand social at theil
church parlors. This will be great
sport for some but we do know of few
that will enjoy seeing the efforts o
right hand people trying to feed will
the left.
H. S. Wattles goes to Carson thi
week to assist Jim like in moving tn,
Mack Thomas stock into another build
ing much larger and better to do bust
ness in. The building they are in now
is too small to accommodate the in
crease in business, thus the change.
Miss Clara Ordway, of Oakfield
drove up to attend the association and
when returning home her team becam,
unmanageable and ran away. Neal
the Noah Crane farm they ran into
barbwire fence cutting one horse ter.
ribly. Miss Ordway escaped uniniured
Scott Herrick met with an acciden
one day last week while cutting up
beef. His knife slipped as he wa
drawing it towards him, striking hin
on the nose and cutting it open cleal
to the bone, the full length of the nose
He was fortunate in not losing an eye
The following is the program for tn,
educational meeting to be held in
Extra Saturday afternoon, March End
l is How to Preserve Order ON the
| Play Ground .--W VIM. Cunningham
| las When is the School Room in
| Good OrderP- Beth Henr,
| 2I5 Should Arithmetic be Taught
| in the first and second
| iehrsF -----------.----------- Lillian W
/ Discussion Louie Welcl
2:i5 Amusements and Games,
| What Shall They Be?- Ernest Wake
| Dlscushloh --Bessie Doug
| 3l5 To What Extent is the Teach
| en- Responsible for the Con-