Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-07-31
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Gill Jones, the Dakota land agent,
was with us two or three days this
week.
Mrs. Thomas Walker came down
from Audubon, Saturday for a few
hours stay.
George W. Kreamer has been ap-
pointed city marshal and street com
missioner.
May Jenkins, of Brayton, passed last
Sunday at the J. B. Connrardy home
in this city.
Genevieve Mccarthy, of Audubon,
was here this week visiting with her
lady friends.
George Creamer has lately purchased
the George Murphy property lying
just west of his house.
Mrs. G. A. Miller is here for a visit
with her former neighbors, who are
always glad to see her.
W. B. Temple left Monday night as
a delegate to the republican state con-
vention at Des Moines.
Edwin Delahoyde was attending to
business and visiting with his Audubon
friends Monday forenoon.
Mrs. J. F. McAninch passed a few
days this week up at Audubon, visiting
with her mother, Mrs. James Davis.
A new baby boy was born to John
Rendleman and wife last Sunday. As
this is the first boy in the family John g
smile is unusually broad.
We hear that the James Henry fam
lily will return from Oklahoma and
again conduct q restaurant in this city.
We hope the rumor is true.
George Henshaw has gone up into
Canada to represent the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Company for whom
he works and will be gone month or
six weeks.
Mrs. J. N. Thomas from Carson is
at the home of her sister Mrs. Charlie
Bison, in Brayton and promises to
come up and see her many Extra friends
in q day or two.
Will Fullerton and wife came down
from Audubon, Sunday and passed the
day with their relatives at the Il. Fl.
Ericsson home in this city. The two
ladies are sisters.
Mrs. Arthur Merrick is making ar
rangements to move out to Butte,
Montana shortly and Mr.. Taylor, the
Elgin creamery man, will occupy the
house she vacated.
Banker Peter Christensen "The
Honest Real estate Dealer" is arrang-
ing to have a big public sale of his
fourteen or fifteen hundred acres of
Adair county land in few days.
By persistent effort Lille Hunt has
secured bail for her mother, Mrs.
Mollie Hunt, and that lady has been
given her freedom and is again with
her children and friends in this city.
DIR. Oldaker and Maude Campbell
and Mollie Delahoyde drove TO Allan
tic Wednesday and passed the day cal
ling upon friends and seeing the
soldiers drill, returning home Thurs
day.
Andy Baylor caused glad smile to
adorn the countenances of his two
daughters at their home over in Audi
bon township, one ldsy this week by
presenting each with an elegant gold
watch.
j. G. Byerns, the Audubon photo
grapher, and George Smith, came
down this week, have pitched their
tent by Uncle Henry Conklin's home
and propose to make things buzz in
pictures for time.
Mrs. Van Gorder was down from
Audubon this week and tarried few
DAYS at the home of her relatives, the
Delahoyde's, who are always glad to
welcome that lady or any member OF
her estimable family.
AL. Andrews, the hotel man east OF
the X. p. Opera House, closed his
doors and windows last Thursday and
started overland, accompanied by his
wife, for Herman, Nebraska, near
Blair, to visit her people for three
weeks or month.
The Clarence Scarf household that
was made desolate by the tragic death
OF their little daughter who was kicked
and killed by colt few days ago was
made to rejoice one day last week by a
bright eyed two listed baby boy who
came to chase gloom away and also to
chase his father about the floor nights
to make him keep still and not to wake
the household.
Last Sunday morning there were wet
eyes in the home of F. W. Delahoyde
and wife, j. This city, for upon that
day their daughter, Gretchen Della
hoyde started for Salem, Oregon, where
she will pass the next year in company
with her grandmother, Mrs. W. Fl.
Brinkerhoff, her aunt, Mrs. Ed Baker,
and attend college in that city. At
Atlantic she was joined by her uncle,
Will Brinkerhoff, who will go as far as
Cripple Greek county, and to Goldfield
with her and from there her aunt, Mrs.
j. b. Irving will go to Salem with her.