Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-09-19
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Mrs. b. Il. Lesmon was an Audubon
visitor Sunday.
Will johnson is visiting his parents
at Fontanelle this week.
Helen Grife is the new trimmer at
Mrs. Rayan's milliner parlors.
VIM. Masterson went to Chicago this
week with two cars of cattle from his
yards.
Mrs. Chris Spoo and son have re-
turned from their weeks stay in At
lantic.
W. G. Carpenter, nephew of VIM.
Carpenter is here paying visit to his
uncle.
Earnest Voss and family are visiting
his brothers in York, Nebr., for two
weeks.
Louise Welch went down to Allan
tic Saturday noon, returning Sunday
morning.
John and Bendal Hunter returned to
Iowa City to attend college this fall
and winter.
Ed Cotton has the most complete
light in the way Of gasoline that we
have ever seen.
Mrs. Geo Plantz entertained her
lady friends at water melon party on
last Friday afternoon.
d. f. Soar, daughter Beulah and
son Harry and his wife drove down
Sunday from Audubon.
Miss Jessie Milliman returned from
Council Bluffs Saturday, where she
has been for treatment.
Mack Thomas has improved his resi-
dence property by building a new
sidewalk in front of same.
Jno. Persing an 4 wife, of near Guth-
RE Center, spent a week here with
Henry Conkling and wife.
DIR. Oldaker entertained eight OF his
young lady and gentleman friends, at
an oyster supper last Tuesday evening
F. NJ. Powell and wife have moved
to Lake City this week where Mr.
Powell will conduct q meat market.
Henshaw, of Atlantic, visited OF
Wednesday, with his son George and
family, and transacted business in oul
little city.
Lester Basham and wife of Des Moinei
are here visiting at the N. p. Christen
sen home, and relatives in OaKfield,
this week.
n. P. Christensen, and Lester Bash
am, made business trip over to Adail
Wednesday of this week, driving across
the country.
| F. o. Cotton has sold his farm west
of town and purchased another one be
tween Anita and Adair. They change
March LIST, 1902.
Surveyor Wattles, returned Wednes
day from the north part of the county
where he has been surveying hills fol
the road graders.
VIM. Doffing had his property fitted
up which he recently punched and his
sister Anna is keeping house for him
and his brother Nick.
Frank Green, of Audubon, spent
Sunday with Mack Thomas and wife
and attended the funeral of Mrs
Newlan, acting as pail bearer.
Ben Nellis anc wife returned home
Sunday morning and will arrange to
go at once to housekeeping in the Dim
lex property up in the Heights.
Mrs. Cora Ferguson and Olive Hazz'
ard have rented the Mack Thomas
store building and will move their
millinery stock there October LIST.
Today our business houses close dur
ing memorial services held in com
memoration of our deceased president
Services will be held in the Tabernacle
Willie Southwick and wife, of Guth'
RE Center, drove over Sunday to al
tend the funeral of Mrs. Newton. Mr.
Southwick is a nephew of DIR. Newton
Mrs. Eugene Wilson entertained the
Congregational aid society yesterday
afternoon. A pleasant time is report
ed as always is when Mrs. Wilson en-
| tertains.
Sam Newton, of Sioux City, brother
of DR.. Newton, attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Newton, Sunday and spent few
days this week with his brother fol
company.
A. W. Harvey, Ed Delahoyde and
AL Voorhees, and Earnest Powell go to
| Omaha to attend the carnival and To
attend the United States court al
Council Bluffs.
The line men have the wire all up
from here to Brayton and are working
from here to Audubon now, and in 9
few days Brayton will be connected,
and ready for business.
Attorney Kapp started for Oklahoma
Monday of this week and will return
by the way of Kansas City and bring
his family home who have been spend
ing the summer there.
Mrs. J. +. McAannich attended the
funeral of her nephew, the nineteen
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthoi y
Davis, of Hamlin township, which
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