Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-29
Extra.

Anna Hansen will again teach at No
8 in Greeley township this fall.
Mrs. A. f. Rathbun visited with At
lantic friends few days last week.
Mary Curry, of Atlantic, is visiting
at the N. p. Christensen home this
week.
Peter Freilinger, of Audubon town
ship, went to Dakota last week to view
land.
Emma Fitch and uncle Jno. Dimmicl
left for their outing at Buffalo Monday
evening.
The Thursday club commence theil
new year Sept. 9Th at the home of Mrs
John Riley.
W. G.. Sturgeon and wife are at De-
Moines and Grundy Center for weel
or ten days.
Mrs. Ellis Crane has returned from
her stay at the home of her son Sam
uel, near Lorah.
The Catholic social held upon theil
CHI urch lawn last Monday evening was
grand success.
Jake Wahlert up in Greeley rode
the Masonic goat for the third time las
Saturday evening.
Chas. Williams and family drove
down to Corning to pass week or ten
day with relatives.
Sam Hicks departs for Georgetown
Colo, next Tuesday where he expect.
to spend the winter.
Bert PARROT sold his farm north OF
town last Saturday to Samuel Dutton,
of Audubon township.
p. A. Peterson the Elkhorn jeweler,
purchased safe of Pete Christensen
the jeweler last Saturday.
The Eastern Star lodge at Anita in
vited the lodge from here to meet with
them last Monday evening.
Mrs. Mack Thomas made business
trip to Carson this week going Tues
day and returning Wednesday.
VIM. Hensley and John Wahlert, of
Greeley, shipped three cars of cattle
and one of hogs last Saturday.
Nick Doffing and sister Anna will
return this week from Dixon, Ill.,,
where Anna graduated this fall.
Free admission tickets to county fair
how to get them. Read our adyer-
tisement on first page. LIDD Bros.
Jake Cihak, of Audubon township,
bought 80 acres of land over in Adams
county, paying $50 per acre therefor.
Dewight West has purchased the
Anton Baker farm northwest of town,
hence himself and family will remain
with US.
Taylor Hellyer and wife, of Guthrie
Center, came over Saturday and spent
Sunday with his brother V. b. Hellyer
of this city.
Mrs. Will Wadsworth and daughter
Ruth of Indianola, Nebr., came Satur-
day morning to visit her parents, W.
II. Fowler and wife.
Bert Palmer and wife, of Des
Moines, were the guests of Miss Alice
Harrison over Sunday. They were
here on their wedding trip.
Carrie Osborn, of Atlantic, came up
Saturday and went out to the Ralph
Hawk home in Extra township, where
she will remain a few days.
Wednesday of last week heavy
windstorm passed over Audubon town
ship, blowing down several fruit trees
and causing some other damage.
Frank Hunt residing on his fathers
farm up in Greeley, has purchased the
Nancy Bennett farm in the same town
ship, taking possession March LIST.
J. f. Herrick and family will return
and occupy their residence down in
Woodlawn, this week and be in time
for the opening of our city schools.
Mrs. Thos. Dustin and son Earl are
visiting this week with her father, who
resides in the edge of Guthrie county,
and her sister up in Greeley township.
Otto Witthauer and family are enjoy
ing visit from his father, his brother
Thomas and family and the wife and
family of his brother Louis this week.
Mrs. Samuel Grove is very great
sufferer with sore ankle and foot that
has troubled her for many years, but
at present it is worse than it has ever
been.
John Porter, of Greeley, left for
Iowa county Wednesday of last week
to visit relatives. He will also visit in
county before returning
home.
Henry Kern and family, OF Westtown
are enjoying visit from two of their
lieces one from Missouri and one, of
la. We did not learn their
names.
Last Saturday evening Fred Cotton,
Miss Beulah Soar, Lee McAnnich and
Miss Mollie Delahoyde drove to Lewis
Tor an outing at the lake, returning
ate Sunday night.
Mrs. Marshall Smith and daughter
Mabel and Miss Lillian Hunt will re-
urn today from their summers stay in
md around Loveland, Col, coming in
ime for school work.
Mr.. Ferguson returned from their
foods buying trip last Saturday. Mrs.
Ferguson is our new millinery lady
md expects to open her new goods to
he public this week.
Enos Dean, formerly resident o
audubon township, died at his home
n western Nebraska last week. He
as many friends in this county who
'ill regret to hear this.
Lee McAnich goes the first of Sep
amber to Ames to take six months
usiness course. He is employed in