Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-10-03

A large delegation of our citizens
will go up to Audubon on Thursday
Oct. 3 to hear United States Senator
J. 2. Dolliver speak.
On account of the heavy rain, Satur
day, Mack Thomas did not get his goods
loaded, hence did not get started until
Tuesday of this week.
DR.. John Riley and James McAnnich
came home from attending q meeting
of the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine at
Des Moines last Friday.
Corbin Lewis who left here sixteen
years ago, his father Il. S. Lewis, of
Atlantic, and Sam Crane, of Lorah,
were in town last Saturday.
Kirk Knox, who has sojourned in
the west for some time, came home last
Saturday to visit his parents, Y Knox
and wife down in Kickapoo Park
Pearl Andrews, son of Hon. HI. +.
Andrews, has gone to Guthrie, Wyom
ing to visit his brother Charles, and
relatives at the Andrew Cooper home.
r. Gault and his daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Houston, came home from their visit in
Appanoose county, Iowa, where they
went to visit Mr.. Gault's sick brother.
Charlie Bartlett and family who left
here fifteen years ago, have rented the
George Dimick farm in South Hamlin
township and will move back to their
old home.
Rev. Sundays meetings continue
at the tabernacle in the park. Next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock he will
lecture to men only on " The Devils
boomerang" a.
Josie Guidinger, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Guidinger who has been
in Kansas for many days arrived Mon
day morning to pay her relatives and
friends visit.
J. M. Thomas and wife went down 10
Brayton, Friday night, returning on
Saturday morning. This was their fare
we'll visit to the Bison home before the
departure for the new home, at Carson.
William Schnur arrived the last part
of the week to visit his wife and rela-
tives at the Edwin Delahoyde home, IL
tending to stay few days, but letter
Monday called them to their home at
Warren. Pennsylvania.
Bert PARROT has purchased of Ed.
Cotton his vacant lot on Washington
street and will build brick there this
fall to be used by himself as barber
shop, with perhaps one or two rooms
to rent for Office purposes.
By special invitation we dined at the
Park Hotel, Monday, conducted by
Mrs. r. Bruuer and daughters but did
not get half way around among the
good things until nature cried hold!
When down this way drop into this
popular Inn?
A. Backer and Theo. Richter and
families, who departed for Oklahoma
on the Dist day of September, remain.
ed there just one night and next day
bought tickets for good old Iowa, and
arrived here last Friday afternoon.
They will purchase farms and settle
down to become residents of this coun-
ty once more.
A cloud of gloom settled down upon
the inmates of the Nels Anderson home
up on the farm now owned by Nels p.
Hoegh, which he purchased of Billie
Sickels, last Sunday when the wife Of
Mr.. Anderson died. Monday they pre-
pared the body for the grave and the
remains were buried in the Advent Gem
etery west OF town Tuesday morning.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Chas. Van
Gorder, her daughter Louene, Mrs.
Laura Delahoyd, and her daughters,
Misses Wallie and Annette, Mrs. Will
Schnur, Mrs. f. w. Delahoyde, Mrs.
Edwin Delahoyde and her little
daughter Dorothy, John McDaniels
and Mrs Alfred Voorhees, drove down |
to the Oakfield woods, spread ont the
napkins, and after partaking of a
sumptuous and delicious lunch, passed
the rest of the day gathering hickory
nuts.