Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22
Extra.


Oscar Hunt will visit his farm in
northern Iowa this week.
Beulah Soar was the guest of Mollie
Delahoyde Tuesday night.
Sam Haru, jr., was business Wis
itor at Des Moines Friday.
DIR. Bishop, of Yale, was the guest of
Miss Kit Kelsey over Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Pattison was very sick
woman Monday night with hives.
R.N Carper was in our city Mon
day, attending to business matters.
Mrs. Kate Ridgley and Miss Cecilia
have returned from their visit at Sid
ney.
H. L. Wissler, has purchased the
Robert Waterson property up in the
Heights.
Rev. Whitaker, and family have
been visiting with friends down at
Hancock.
d. Rothschilds are putting in new
gasoline enjine at their elevator north
of the depot.
CIV. Marlin and wife will move in
to the Bruner house, just east of the
Park Hotel this week.
Mrs. l.. b. Raglan, will leave next
week for Des Moines, to purchase her
fall and winter millinery.
Frank Cihak, over in Audubon town
ship, is having cistern built that will
hold three hundred barrels.
Valentine Stuckart is off duty on
account of very sore thumb, caused
from thorn breaking off in it.
Mrs. J. J. Hensley and Mrs. Frank
Hensley expect to enjoy trip to Buff
falo, starting next week some time.
Miss Maggie Workman, came down
from Audubon, Saturday, and went on
out into Audubon township, to visit her
sister.
Edwin and Mollie Delahoyde are
enjoying a visit from their mother ana
sister, of Chicago, for a couple of
months.
H. o. Ewing, wife and little babe,
of Fontanelle. were over Sunday visit
ors at the II. l.. and Will Wissler
home in this city.
J. Shingledecker came down Mon
day, and with surveyor Wattles attend
ed to some road work north of town,
along the railroad.
J. w. Tinsley, was here over Sunday
attending to business and calling upon
friends. He at one time was in the
jewelry business at this place.
Claude Campbell, of York, Nebr.,
visited his grandfather and other rela-
tives here Sunday evening and Mon
day, returning home Monday evening.
L. d. Nellis of this place, attended
the old settlers reunion at Atlantic
last week. He resided in Cass county
number of years, hence the day was
pleasant one to him.
They are having new school house
up in the Clark Gray district. This
township has had several new school
buildings this fall which is great i'm
provement before cold weather.
John Turner and wife of Lorah, Wis.,
tied their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Parrot
last week, In the early days of Extra,
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner kept hotel here
and attended to the wants of the hun
CRY public.
Miss Emma Fitch. won in the Journal
contest, and will arrange for her trip
to Buffalo in the next week or ten days.
Uncle John Dimick has concluded to
accompany her. Miss Emma is niece
of Mr.. Dimick.
Mrs. Alice Van Gorder, of Boone,
visited last week at the home of her
brother, Chas. Fredericks. On her
return home she was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Fredericks, who will
spend the winter there.
Last Sunday was Mrs. N. p. Chris
tensen's birthday and her husband pre-
scented her with an elegant double
seated carriage in honor OF the event.
1t so happens that this same day is the
birthday OF Miss Verna Cray, so Pete
hitched up to the new vehicle and took
the ladies over west in Sharon town
ship, where they spent the day with
friends They were acquaintance of
Mr.. Christensen in Denmark.