Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-01-30
Extra.

Mrs. Il. h. Byrum, OF Des MONIES,
was here this week on visit with her
sister, Mrs. Rathburn.
Mrs. E. c. Whitaker has returned
from Nicola where she went to visit her
mother who has been ill.
William Thielen, of southeast Extra
township, was up in Blackbawk county
this week attending the wedding of a
niece of his wife.
Ed Young, of Greeley, marketed the
finest carload of fat cattle from his
yards that we have seen for long
time last Monday.
Charlie Prohaska has advertised a
public sale at his place out east of
Extra, in Audubon township for We'd
nesday, February -, 1902.
John Harrison was a caller on bus
mess and pleasure bent at Council
Bluffs, Omaha and Missouri Valley a
few days the fore part of the week.
r. B. Newton, of Cumberland, was
here over Sunday on visit with his
cousin, Uncle G. s. Newton, and Doc
tor j. C. Newton, on Park street.
The Christian church people of this
city have prevailed upon Elder E. @.
Whitaker to remain as their pastor for
the coming year, of which his hosts of
friends are glad.
Fred Andrews has traded his stock
of goods and building for farm up
at Smithland, Woodbury. county, and
will move his family up there and
make new home.
Lee and Evart Wissler, sons OF Rev.
II. L. Wissler, are home from Adair
county and will work upon the farm for
John Dimick northwest of town during
the coming season.
There is new birth out at the Al
Fredericks home in Greeley but the
snow is so deep and the weather so cold
that we have been unable to find out
just what the sex is.
l.. ID. Nellis & Co. are having Peter
man & Voss construct them fine new
piano wagon so George johnson can
show off those pianos in fine shape
when the weather gets warm.
Charlie Gault, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Gus Gault, one of the little boys who
practice the bad habit of catching on
to trains, was slightly injured last Fri
day by an uncessful attempt to have
ride.
From Grundy Center comes the news
that Mrs. Ida Sturgeon Motif is the
mother OF baby girl born last Thurs
day. This crowns Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Sturgeon of this city grand parents for
the first time.
When Charlie Waits, manager OF the
Green Bay Lumber Co. yard in this
city, came for his mail Sunday morn.
ing we noticed an unusual bright CLEAN
in his eye and later We learned that
they had new girl baby at their
home.
The many people who go from here
up to Audubon to hear Rev. w. A. |
Sunday preach and Prof. F. E. Fisher
sing attests to the strong hold these two
men of God have in the hearts of his |
people down here. There is only one
W. A. Sunday.
The last of the week Chris Hass who |
has been manager Of the Fullerton
lumber yard at this place for q long
time will leave for his new home at |
Baltic, South Dakota. His wife and |
children are now at Sioux City on
visit with friends.
II. S. Wattles and his daughter, Mrs.
J. nj. Thomas, have been with us most |
Of the week calling upon their many
former neighbors who are always glad |
to see them. This week they will go
up to Audubon to visit old friends and |
hear Rev. Sunday preach.
Miss Mollie Delahoyde entertained a
of her friends at an afternoon
tea at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
John Delahoyde, on Jefferson street,
asst Thursday afternoon in honor of her
cousin, Miss Lowene Van Gorder, of
Audubon, who has been visiting her.
The meetings OF the Christian church
n this city closed Sunday night and
Evangelist Sias and his singer, Frank
McVey, will go over to Anita today
where they will conduct revival. The
meetings here were very successful and
We commend them to the people OF
Anita.
Word received from DIR. Riley who
vent to Iowa City with Mrs. s. d.
Nay says that the operation was per-
ormed upou the lady's throat and that
he is in very critical condition. The
urgeon who used the knife said that
was one of the worst cases he ever
lad of goatre.
Last Tuesday morning when people
vent into the s. ID. Nellis &c Co. store
nd asked Olaf Jensen how much cod