Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-03-07
Extra.


ID. Z. Soar, of Audubon was in town
Tuesday.
Freeman Gwin has moved his family
to Ozark, Mo.
VIM. Bintner and family will move
up town next week.
Mr.. Waits has moved into the house
vacated by Chris SpOo.
Ed Cotton is taking his invoice being
assisted by V. b. Hellyer.
Jno. Hensley had quite a time with
balky horse last Sunday morning.
Bill Williams and family moved out
to Nebraska where he owns farm.
There was a good attendance at the
terchers' meeting here last Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Humphrey was in
town last Tuesday serving subpeonas.
Mrs. Fred Anderson has returned
home and expects to remain this sum
mer.
Ina Anders is confined to her room
with the grip and Il gathering in her
head.
C. W. Marlin has rented the Geo.
Wheeler property and will occupy the
same.
Mrs Jennie Sturgeon and her father
Mr. McVey will move here soon from
Anita.
Mrs. Tom Burns left the first of the
week for Nebraska to reside with her
daughter.
Jno Stagers' new house is now com
pleted and they will move in the first
part of next week.
Mrs. Cyrus Steel boarded the noon
train Monday for Kansas where she
expects to remain.
Mack Thomas, through his agent Geo.
johnson, sold Bessie Dodge an elegant
piano one day last week.
Anna Brown entertained the X. l. V.
club at the home of Gus Gault and
wife last Monday evening.
Hensy Bauer has purchased the Levi
Zaner land of So acres making him los
acres now all in one piece.
The young people gave Rosa Bodey
farewell party at the home of John
Conrardy last Friday evening.
Charlie, Oldest son of Boy Herrick
and wife, is very low with lung fever.
DIR. Koob has charge of the case.
Word comes from Taylor county
that Henry Siebert and daughter Mag
gle will move down to Oklahoma.
Jno. Dodge will move into the house
he recently purchased and commence
selling implements for J. A. Gates.
Mrs. Chris Spoo has moved to the
home of her parents while Chris is
down to Oklahoma looking around.
The hard wind last Sunday morning
blew the tin roof off of Fred Delahoyde's
hardware store. Pretty strong wind.
Jno. Connrardy thinks he will see
Oklahoma the last of the month and il
well impressed may go into business
there.
Chas. Neff, Chas. Jenkins, Jno. Hoff.
man and several others joined the
Kapp excursion and left for Oklahoma
Tuesday.
Beth Henry took advantage of the
excursion Tuesday and went to Okla
homa to visit her parents. She will
return later.
William Delahoyde has received
word that his son Harvey was in the
Buffalo wreck but escaped with only a
bruised hand.
Mrs. Geo. Kreamer does not improve
rs fast rs her friends would like to see
her. She was much worse the first
part of the week.
Mrs. Will Swalley, is reported as
having died with the smallpox in At
lantic last Monday. Her former home
was at Oakfield
Barney Deets and wife celebrated
their silver wedding last Friday. A
few of their neighbors were present to
congratulate them.
Thos. Allen and A. +. Powell have
bought an ice plant and are going to
manufacture ice down at the creamery
in the north part of town.
Frank Nelson who has been assist
ing at the depot has been transferred
to Montieth, Guthrie county, where
he has been given a station.
During the hard wind Tuesday the
big smoke stack blew off the pump
house just after Marshal Thomas had
finished pumping for the day.
Will Heath, wife and daughter, of
Madrid, are here visiting Wills parents
and old friends and neighbors. No
one is ever more welcome than these
people.