Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-10-24
Extra.

Bert PARROT made business trip to
Des Moines the past week.
A new floor has been put in the plat
form at the depot in this city.
Joseph Leffingwell is again reported
quite i'll at his home in West Town.
Jonn Braun has built large cattle
shed on his farm in south Greeley
township.
Bessie Marshall is now installed as
ono al tho Lady elsrks at l.. ID. Nellis &
Company's.
| Paul Zaner has rented the Matt Thei-
len farm just above town, and now re-
sides there.
Uncle Henry Conklin has been very
i'll the past week of typhoid fever ut his
home in this city.
Chef Hauck, and wife OF Dexter, Iowa
passed last Sunday at the Thos. Dustin
home, in this city.
Already steps have been taken to
organize Y. M. G. A. in Extra with
large membership.
Alfred Green, the new store dealer,
and wife now occupy the Leonard Ear
ley house on Park street.
Sam McGaffin and daughter Gene,
visited Chicago last week and now they
are very glad that they went.
Chal Sturgeon, of the Journal Office,
was an Atlantic visitor last Saturday,
returning home Sunday morning.
Matt Theilen and wife are the happy
parents of new babyboy who recent
ly came to make his home with them.
Isaac Andrews, of Atlantic, came up
Monday night to visit his brother Hon.
II. F. Andrews and his father Uncle
Jacob Andrews of this city.
A. A. Hill, who has been so i'll at
times past and went to Chicago for SER
gical operations, is again under the care
of DR.. Riley and is very sick man.
Lyman Cooper, of Guthrie, Wyoming
arrived here Monday night for visit
with his relatives at the Uncle Jacob
Andrews home and othea relatives about
town.
Maggie Seibert, who came here with
the remains of her father, Uncle Henry
Seibert, is in Taylor county this week
visiting relatives on her way to Okeene
Oklahoma.
Workmen dug trench across the
street the past week and laid O pipe so
Bert Parrot could have water works to
use in his new brick barber shop that
is being built.
Dick Abrams loaded his worldly
goods into car the first of the week
and shipped them to Jerico, Missouri,
where himself and wife have gone to
make their home.
Lottie Bennett, who has been sojourn-
ing out at Colorado Springs for some
months past is expected home the lat
ter part of the week, to pass the winter
with her mother in this city.
They tore the Tabernacle in the Park
down last Saturday and now all that
remains to many is the blessed assur-
ance that there was where they were
led to the feet Of their redeemer.
F. J. Henshall, of Audubon, Dep
uty Supreme Yoeman, organized a lodge
here last Friday night with twenty-five
members. Next Friday night they will
meet to respect the organization and
elect officers.
John Nc Daniels passed few
days here this week visiting his
John McDaniels, at the Ed
win Delaeoyde home, up in the Heights.
He is son Of Clint McDsnieis, whose
home is out at Tacoma, Washington.
Since the close Of the great Sunday
we notice some queer demon
STATIONS. Going along the street the
other day we noticed part Of apack OF
playing cards nailed to Q telephone pole
and piece of Grape just above them.
The program in the Christian church
aud feast in the Tabernacle last Thurs