Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-07-25
Extra.

Geo. HuycK lost valuable horse
with the heat this week.
Rev. Hartsough was business Wis.
itor in Atlantic Monday.
J. G. WheelocK, of Irwin, is in town
canvassing for cream seperato-s.
Dick Powers, of Brayton, is here
lathing the Perry Hansen new home.
Minnie May departs this week for
Rochell, ILL.,, to reside with an aunt.
The Misses Kit and Amber Kelsey
returned home Tuesday of this week.
Victor Gearheart, Grant Smith and
Jim Hicks have returned from Okla
homa.
Stella Masterson came in Saturday
to spend few days with her friends
! in town.
We. Brinkerhoff, of the Atlantic
Telegraph, spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Mrs. W. r. Copeland and children
are visiting at the V. E. Horton home
| III Audubon this week.
Hans Hansen, the west town black
smith. is suffering with big felon up
on his good right hand.
Scott Herrick returned home Tues
day from his trip to Dakota and he is
we'll pleased with the country.
The c. E. social up at Scott
HerricK's Monday night was very we'll
attended considering the heat.
Mrs. +. W. Stotts and daughter,
Mrs. Bonnie Prather, have returned to
their home in Little Rock, ARK.
Mrs. Frank Odell and little Leon
returned home last Tuesday after q
pleasant weeks visit here with rela-
tives.
| The trustees of Hamlin township
are building new school house at No.
s, or better known as the Hunter
school.
Last Sunday five Of the Anita band
boys came over and in the afternoon
assisted our boys in the sacred concert
they gave.
| Prof. Enenbach, of Carroll, spent
| Sunday here at the VIM. Bintner home
then went on the excursion Tuesday to
Oklahoma.
Miss Tina Anthony, of Harlan, is
visiting her old time friends here.
She is now employed as teacher in the
Harlan Schools.
The sick babe of f. Gould and wife
that we reported i'll last week, died
Saturday and the funeral was Sunday
at the home south of town.
W. A. Hamler and family expect to
drive over to Guthrie Center next Sun
day and return Monday to visit Mrs.
Hamler's nephew and wife.
During the construction of the
school house at No. 8, the Sunday
School will meet at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Cotton.
Porter & Wahlert of Greeley town
ship, have bought a new Huber thresh-
ing separator with the latest improve
ments, paving $500 cash for it.
DtIb llthIiOu Wlit aEt tulOyluR
visit from Mr.. Leamon's two little
sisters from Wapello. Bert drove to
Atlantic Tuesday to meet them.
The Thursday club ladies are con
templating driving to Lewis today and
then Saturday night the husbands will
go down and return with them Sunday.
Hal May and wife have rented the
Susie Bush property and have been
moving in this week and getting set
tied. This will make them pleasant
home.
DR.. Riley has employed Geo. Lief
fingwell and his men to put in brick
sidewalk in front and along the west
side of his brick building occupied by
the Doffing drug store.
Our band boys have received their
new uniforms and came out in them
for the first time Saturday evening.
They are dark red trimmed in gold
braid and are very pretty.
G.. H. Henshaw has gone to Mime
apolis, Mimi, to be present and assist
in starting thirty Mccormick binders
in wheat field ten miles long. Before
returning he will go to Fargo, N. d.
Mr.. Taft, who has had charge of our
creamery here this summer. has re-
signed his position and returned to
Panora, his home, where he will work
for Frank Wilcox in the creamery at
that place.
Last Friday Mr.. Hugal had his team
hitched to reaper with four western
horses and they ran away. One of the
guards on the machine run through
the right ankle of one of his horses and
almost cut the hoof off.
A party consisting OF Thos. Dustin
and family, G. L. Pattison and family,
Bert Leamon and family and two
sisters, Susie Reiff and John Harrison
are spending apart of this week at the
Lewis lake, expecting to return Sun
day.
The greatest healer of modern times
is Banner Salve for cuts, wounds. sores,
piles aud all skin diseases. 1t is guar
anteed. Use nosubstitute. A. Fl. |
Roberts.