Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-05-08
Extra

o. B. Train of Audubon, was an
Extra visitor one day this week.
Frank Basham and wife have had the
care of very sick child this week.
Art Patter is now employed at the
store of l.. ID. Nellis & Co. as clerk.
This Extra X. of p. opera honse will
soon be decorated with new coat of
paint.
One of the Catholic sisters in our
city has been very ill for some few days
lately.
Fremont Anders is building neat
porch on the east side of his Washing
ton street residence.
While city marshall W. r. Bruner is
in quarantine Constable Norton Marietta
wears the star,sf dignity.
II the weather clears mp little bit
Charlie Fredricks will dig the we'll out
at the, cemetery this week.
B. J. Bliss, from Rice Lake, Wis, a
dealer in real esatte, is here on visit
to his sister, Mrs. Gene Wilson.
Mrs. W. A. Wellman will soon go to
Des Moines to attend a meeting of the
State Photographers convention.
Joe Gilroy and his newly made wife
were up at Audubon last Friday, it be-
ing the lady's fiist visit to that city.
Charlie Milliman was busy this week
putting some finishing touches to Fred
Delshoyde's residence on North Park
street in this city.
Mrs. J. G.. Gates is in Chicago this
week visiting her children and attend
ing a christian science meeting which
is being held in that city.
Harry Arnold, of the Corn Exchange
bank at Audubon, was here last Mon
day in consultation with Peter Chris
Jensen, of the Stuart bank.
Bert Leamon was smiling all over his
face last Saturday morning over the ar
rival of new girl baby who came to
his home the night before.
Charles Brown, of Manila, a forme r
neighbor of w. II. Bowman when they
db " dkuub, "ao uGIc sWtth
on visit to that gentleman.
Dick Guernsey and Harry Hash pur-
chased tandem bicycle one day last
week and now the boys take great de-
light in taking q spin around town.
John Harrison and Jasper Wheelock
have the window of their store orna-
meLted with couple OF young wolf
cubs that they purchased of Lawrence
Hunt.
Banker Peter Christensen and family
have gone to Des Moines, Chicago, In
diana and points in Ohio and the east
TO visit friends and will be absent two
or three weeks.
Sam Brown received telegram from
Griswold last Friday evening that his
brothers wife had died in that city.
Mr. Brown and wife went down Satur-
day to attend the funeral.
A. J. Bruner and Will Wissler have
gone down into the edge of Pottowat-
tamie county to build barn for l.. ID.
Nellis, OF this city, to take the place of
the one recently destroyed by fire.
Earnest j. Star the evangelist who
was here last winter, will give one of
his popular readings and impersona-
lions at the Christian church in'this
city, the evening of Friday, May 10.
Mrs. w. W. Emmerson, of Sioux
City, is here on a visit to her parents,
Uncle Frank Dorr and wife and sister,
Miss Anna Dorr and other relatives.
She was Miss Kate Dorr when girl.
Mrs. Will Woodward had her hands
full of sick folks this week. The lady
was sick in bed part of the time and
her daughter Bodnie and son Ralph,
were also under the care OF a doctor.
From way downin Oklahoma comes
the news that Charlie Jenkins and wife
aretthe parents of new baby boy.
You know he married Miss Eva Wal
ker, the daughter of the late Hon. VIM.
Walker.
George Plants, the man who went to
Desplaines near Chicago last week