Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-07-18
Rev. Skoien, wife and baby departed
for Chicago last Friday where they will
spend some time before locating.

new. OkOlen, vile ana DaDy departed
for Chicago last Friday where they will
spend some time before locating.
Otto Bonn has gone to Buffalo
where he will meet his sister Trola
and together enjoy the exposition.
July 81 we are going to have big
foot race between Earnest Kindred
and Chas. Wells. Distance 1875 yards.
Dick Zealand and wife employed at
the Rosebud agency are visiting at the
l.. Z. Early home and Will Crissman.
Mrs. John Hensley went down to
Guthrie, Oklahoma, to visit her broth
er, Hiram Statzell, who is located
there.
Ed Cotton went to Vinton lastl Sat
urday to visit his mother and see his
sister whom he has not seen for twenty
five years.
Misses Olive Shoesmith and Jennie
Hawley, of North Branch, visited with
John Shoesmith and wife in our city
last week.
Material is on the ground for q new
brick walk in front of Mrs. E. Grows
business house occupied by l.. d..
Nellis & Co.
Ralph Hawks gave dancing party
in his new barn last Friday evening.
A large crowd of young people went
out from town.
Chas. Houston has been down south
for a couple of months and Tuesday
his wife went down to see him and if
suited may locate there.
Don Woodward cut an artery in his
left wrist with piece of glass and on
| ly for FINLEY assistance would have
come near bleeding to death.
Chas. Hensley has been appointed
Vice Consul to Germany under Il. r.
Wallace. This is quite an honor to one
of our Audubon county boys.
Chas. Jenkins and Chas. Neff have
returned from Elreno, Okla. They
registered and came away so as to
make more room for those to go yet.
Mrs. Ellis Crane is visiting at her
daughters Mrs. Fred Edmundson, at
Brayton for few days and will then
go down to her son Sans below At
lantic
Mrs. Lon Auciaux and Mrs. B..
Shoesmith, of Greeley township, were
called to Iowa City to be at the bed
side of their mother who is reported
very low.
Riley Bruner and family have moved
into the hotel property which he now
owns and We understand he expects to
pull down his old house on North
street and will build a new cottage.
Miss Claudio Moberly, of Newton, is
the guest of Ina Anders. Several
years ago she resided here and her fa-
ther conducted our city meat market,
hence she has many old school mates.
When one of the Gault huckster wa
CONS came in last Friday eve Frank
found four live chicks that had hatch
ed on the road and put them in box
and had them on exhibition Saturday.
Quite an interesting law suit in
Justice Connardy's court last Friday.
Joe Wheeler VS.. Frank Davis ct al to
recover two calves Each enc seemed
to have claim upon them so they left
it for some one else to decide.
DIR. J. G. Newton returned Monday
morning from his western trip. His
wife came as far as Atlantic with him
and went on to Rock Rapids to visit
for while. In the meantime the Doc
tor will find house for them and
when it gets cooler she will return.
Hal May and Efie Hunt were mar
ried yesterday. July II, at the home OF
the brides father, one-half mile south
of town. These young people grew up
here from childhood and need no intro
duction. Their many friends wish
them prosperity which they deserve.
Mrs. Brinkerhoff and daughter Col
die expect to start today for Gold
Creek, Mont, and will be accompanied
by Blanche Noon, who will visit her
brothers there, taking Burnie Moons
two little children TO visit him. Bios
som Brinkerhoff will remain here in
this county and teach.
Mrs. Fred Bartlett died Thursday
evening, July nth, in this city at the
home Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred
Tremel. She suffered from consump-
ton. ] he funeral was held Saturday
afternoon at two o, cleck conducted by
Rev. Hartsough, assisted by Rev. Wis
sler, with interment in onr beautiful
cemetery.
At the A. b. Houston home among
those who are here to spend their sum
mer vacation as is their custom there
are four generations represented
There are Mrs. A. b. Houston, her
daughter, W. F. Stotts, her daughter,
Mrs. Bonnie Prather and her little
daughter, baby Prather. They had
their pictures taken last week.
Ben Wood, one of Wards teamsters,
was hauling load of lumber to the