Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-07-24
AUDUBON NEWS.

AUDUBON NEWS.
S. H. Emery was in Atlantic on bust
ness Monday.
Mrs. Adam Sisbert is visiting friends
in Extra this week.
Matt johnson went to Omaha Tues
day with car OF hogs.
George johnson, the piano dealer OF
Extra, was in town on business Tuesday.
RP. Harris, of Des Moines, is here
this week visiting his twin brother, r.
L. Harris.
Charley Talbot went to Carroll Tues
day to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Talbot
Tom Davis is able to be about now
with the aid of crutches. He was in
town Tuesday.
John Roth and daughter Myrtle went
to Omaha Tuesday evening to visit
sister, Mrs Schonield.
The Photo Novelty Co. have opened
a gallery in Extra in addition to the one
they have at this place.
Sheriff Anderson went to Des Moines
Tuesday to attend a Sberiff's Conven-
ton. He will return tomorrow.
A party of young people will go out to
the James Hunt home tomorrow evening
as guests of May and Nora Hunt.
Mrs. Chas. Ping and May Bowmen,
went to Dorchester, Nebraska, to visit
the formers sister, Mrs Ed. Brandon.
]. p. Kelgeor went out to Council
Bluffs Tuesday to visit his parents and
rest up. He has had poor health OF late.
Frank Davis left Monday evening for
an extended trip to New York aid other
eastern points. lie is getting out new
patent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Billick returned
to their home in Manning Monday after
a visit here with the formers sister Mrs.
James Hollenbeck.
Chris Hahn is making valuable add
tions and improvements on his dwelling |
recently PURCHASED of Mrs. Davis in the |
south part Of town.
d. L. Swaney, Of Gray was here the
fore part of the week on business con-
nected with the Park livery barn in
which he has an interest.
Mrs Emma Sharp went to Omaha |
Tuesday to visit couple of months
with her daughters, Mrs.. Ralph Roberts
and Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland.
Misses Addie and Kitty Cavanaugh |
returned to their home in Atlantic |
Tuesday after few weeks visit here |
with the VIM. Lyman family.
Mrs. John Kate and children returned |
to their home in Wayne, Nebr., Tuesday |
after a pleasant visit with old time
friends. Mr.. Kate is expected here soon
for a visit.
A barn dance was held at the W. p. |
Oak place near Old Hamlin last night.
The Pearson orchestra Of Brayton fur
nished music. Several young people from
town attended.
Prof. G. 1. Miller, formerly OF this
place, but now Of Boone, visited here
over night the first OF the week with
| friends. lie is travelling for Chicago |
publishing house.
Word received from F. M. Zion and
wife who went to Nevada, Mo-, recently |
states that they got there safely. He
says heis taking the Weltmer treat
ment and thinks it is helping him.
Ed and Will Freeman went to Man
ming Tuesday. Ed goes to look after |
some painting work and Will to see |
about putting his team on the grading |
gang for the railroad that is going |
through there.
We have many good things to say
about Hi Mendenhall this week but on
account of our limited space will only |
| say we are htCo
lot OF apples he left at this office Tues
day. They were the finest lot we have
tested this year.
The surveyors on the proposed line OF
electric railway from Des Moines to
Council Bluffs by way Of Guthrie Cen
ter, Audubon aud Harlan are now work
ing between Guthrie Center and here. |
Their chief engineer, l.. M. Cumming, Of
Dss Moines, was here last Saturday.
Last Sunday at the M. Z. church Rev. |
Matheny talked ON the education OF the |
Negro, at the close Of which collection |
was taken up for the Freedmen Of al |
most one hundred dollars. The services /
were very interesting and Mr.. Matheny |
made fine talk. The regular evening |
services we're held at which Rev. Ma |
theny gave his people grand good Cos
pei talk.-Guthrie Times.
From tine Corwith Hancock county, |
Hustler we learn that Rev. A. A. Holmes,
formerly pastor Of the Christian church
OF this city was ordained as minister in
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