Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-02-20
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Late Scott is working in Gregg Wolfe's
shop.
Postmaster Powell, of Extra, is in town
today.
Elmer Deems, of Gray was in our city
yesterday.
Thomas Scott, of Gray. was in town
today on business.
J. G. Newman was passenger to At
lantic last evening.
VIM O'Connell returned this morning
from trip to Fl. Dodge
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilde are Extra
visitors, this week, going Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hunter are parents
of a. little child born few days ago.
Claude Kirkendall, of Manning, visited
over Tuesday night with friends here.
Mrs. DIR. jackson is very low, She has
been declining for some time with lung
trouble.
Seth Harizell, who has been living at
Extra this winter, was on our streets
yesterday.
Jess Lester went to Manning yester-
terday to do some work on the telephone
system at that place.
The NJ. E. church will receive new
members and will baptize next Sunday
morning and evening.
Frank Horning returned Tuesday from
Keokuk where he was called last week
by the death OF his father.
Mrs. Marion Johnsan and baby ar
rived from Fl. Dodge Thursday and are
visiting here with relatives.
Frank Alice left yesterday for Grand
Junction Colorado, where he goes to en-
gage in the dry goods business.
The different churches in town have
held church nearly every night this
week and they are all receiving large
accessions.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. VanGorder left Sat
urday for southern California where
they expect to spend several weeks IN a
vacation trip.
Gill Jones arrived he.e this morning
from Lawton, Oklahoma. We under
stand he contemplates making Audubon
his home again.
Miss Dixon. of Marshalltown spoke
to women on social purity Sunday after
noon at the NJ. E. church and Monday
afternoon at the Presbyterian church.
We understand that the man of whom
Tom Cochran bought his farm in Mis-
souri,, was killed last week by falling
timber in barn he was raising He
expects to move next week,
The following are the services OF the
Evangelical church, Hamlin, February
%, 1902: Preaching at Hamlin II
o'clock a. m, Fairview at o'clock p. m,
and Champion Hill in the evening.
J. J. Miller, OF Ute, came down q few
days ago to accompany his wife home.
She had been at the VIM. Clougley home
for the past six weeks and had been quite
sick recently. They went home Monday.
About 800 people, mostly young people,
we're at the depot Monday noon to see
Messrs Sunday and Fischer and Miss
Larimer off The train moved out to
the music of God be with you till we
meet again
A chorus of about forty voices is
organized at the NJ. E. church for help
in both the morning and evening SER
vices. They talk of enlarging the plat
form Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. Wilde
will preside at the piano.
Mrs. Chas. Huntsberger and baby of
DOuuJ hlssiSeippi, are tApSCteu ucie
this evening where they will visit with
Mrs. Huntsberger's parents, A. II. Dolla-
hide and wife for some time. Her faith
er meets her at Atlantic today.
Henry Welson and family, Of Low
Moor, Clinton county, arrived here yee.
terday to take possession Of the Cochran
farm which he has purchased. Ole
Quist and family Of the same place also
came and will move out on the Troxel
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Talbot, of Car
roll, returned home Monday after spend
ing the past month with their son. Chas.
E. Talbot. Father Talbot attended all
the Sunday meetings except the first
afternoon meeting and greatly enjoyed
them.
Charles L. Talbot has received word
Of the death OF his cousin, Henry Green
lee, Of Belle PLANE, who was in st,
Louis. lie was riding on an automobile
and was crossing the river when his
head struck against part Of the bridge
reaching down from above, killing him
instantly. He was railroad man.
Just Justesen has been appointed
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