Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-07-11
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Mrs. John Cearns, of Griswold, visit
ed at the George Frazier home last
week.
W. G. Owens has returned and he
thinks he will open up his brick yard
at once.
Ito Parr Oft had his face somewhat
disfgured by fire cracker, but is all
right now.
Chas. Hoss and wife are parents of
new baby boy born to them last We'd
nesday night.
Jennie Crane and d. W. Powers each
purchased new buggies Of the May boys
last Saturday.
Robt. Gransberry leaves for Qklaho-
ma the 10Th OF this month where he ex-
poets to locate.
Mrs. Kate McFadden, of Shelby,
was here to attend the funeral of her
father, d. l.. Anderson.
Otto Thomas run up home from Car
son Sunday morning to see his family
returning Monday noon.
Jake Jacobsen and John Lohner
drove up to Lake View last Friday re-
turning Monday of this week.
Mrs. Thos. Allen is able to ride out
for a short distance each day. This is
good news to her many friends.
Station agent Hoss has had phone
put in the depot this week and will
also have one put in his residence.
The G. E. of the Christian church
will give lawn social at the Scott
Herrick home the evening of the 22nd.
John Kilworth and wife have the
care of very sick child. DIR. Emmert,
of Atlantic, was called in consultation.
Mrs. W. H. Anderson and two chill
dren and her mother started for Wich-
ita, Kansas, their new home, Tuesday
of this week.
Ed Milliman's fine team took lively
run last Saturday morning. One horse
got few scratches, was about all the
damage done.
Little Harry, son of attorney Lair,
who is with his mother in Nebraska
| visiting, had the misfortune to get his
finger mashed in door.
Mrs. G. l.. Bison and children, Ethel
and Charley, came up from Brayton
Monday and spent the day with her
sister, Mrs. Mack Thomas.
A. w. Harvey went over to Adair
Saturday returning home Sunday and
bringing fine driving horse with him
which he purchased while there.
M. d. Thomas is now repairing his
threshing out fit and will be ready for
the first call. Mr.. Thomas thinks it
wise not to go south for another fall
Will Stotts, an old time resident OF
this county, now living in Colorado,
underwent an operation just lately,
having one of his limbs removed at the
knee.
Bessie Dodge was at Atlantic Satur-
day between trains going that far with
Mrs. Dustin, an old lady from Anita,
who has been visiting in and about
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Wilbur, Oldest son of W. H. Fowler,
will soon arrive and pay them visit.
He has been in Utah for good many
years and his parents have not seen
him for long time.
Grace Hamlin thinks she knows
more about a dozen wasps, since she
encountered with them the other day.
Her friends hardly knew her so swollen
was her face and neck.
Jessie Milliman was thirty-three
| years old last Sunday ahd Monday her
self and mother gave dinner to few
friends. As usual good time was had
US yon are always sure of at this home.
N. s. Deerfield is arranging to go
down to Oklahoma and also to Mis-.
souri to visit with his brother. in law,
Lester Gransberry, and to see how he
likes the country and perhaps will To-
cate.
G. f. Wright and wife, of Chicago,
have been visiting ut the N. p. Chris
Jensen home for about ten days. The
lady is a cousin of Mrs. Christensen
and sister of f. p. Bradley, we'll
known to all.
Sam Crane is suffering with can
Ger on the left side of his face, Just in
front of his ear. He is treating it with
cancer plaster, the same as John Crane
did a year ago. His many friends hope
he will be successful in killing it.
Mrs. Stanton, of Carroll, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Fred
Anderson, the past three weeks went as
far as Audubon Saturday where she
will visit her brother Fullerton out
east of town for few days, then return
to her home.
Clinton Reynolds, of the Journal
force, has returned from his trip to De
Soto, where he spent the Fourth. He
brought his wife with him. They ex-
pect to commence housekeeping in
the Ridgeley property in the south
part of town.
Beth Henry is arranging to go down
to Oklahoma to reside with her people.
Beth was down there last fall and
thinks there is better advantages for
school teacher there than here. Every
one will regret to see her go, but wish
her the best luck in the world as no
one is more deserving of it.
Rev. Chambers and wife remained
over SundPy returning home Monday
noon. While here he was called upon
to preach the funeral sermon of uncle
Davy Anderson, being an old acquain-
lance. Sunday morning he preached