Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-17
to Idaho Falls, Idaho, and engage il
the banking business.

the banking business.
A. a. Edw ards, from Douglas town
ship, was down from his fine farm, last
Saturday, passing few hours among
his many friends, while waiting for the
north bound train to arrive.
Mesdames AIRY, Belknap, Hurd, OFT,
and Cole, came down from Audubon
last Thursday to pay last tribute of
respect to Auntie Meek, who was con-
signed to grave in our cemetery on
that day.
Frank Gault & Co. are building a
cold storage ware room at Franks
home up in the Heights, where they
can keep butter and eggs and fruit
and so forth fresh during the hot sum-
mer days.
A couple of the Salvation Army lad
les from Atlantic, were in our city last
Wednesday, asking aims Of our inhabi.
tants to help them carry on their good
work, and many of our people contrib
uted quite literally.
There was wild jambaree" on the
streets last Saturday night and his
honor the new mayor, George Kapp,
had his first chance to use the latin
word frequently employed by the
lamented Bill Nye ''socketum."
Herb Herrick ani wife, are the par
ents of ten pound baby boy who put
in his appearance last Thursday. Herb
was so pleased over his sons arrival
that he nearly chopped his fingers of
while cutting meat for customers.
Mrs. chester Marlin came home last
Thursday from the home of her parents,
| Harp Wilson and wife, of Audubon, and
for few days was quite sick, but We
are pleased to say the lady has about
regained her usual health al this time.
Charles Van Gorder, his wife and
daughter, Lowene, drove down one day
this week and passed the day with the
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde and the Ed win
Delshoyde families, and then returned
to their Audubon home in the evening.
Roy Davis, q son of Mrs. J. P. Lair,
who has seen service as soldier in the
New England states, Porto Rico and
the Philippines, arrived here last week
to pay visit to his mother. He has
been honorably discharged and does
not know now just what he will do.
News has reached this city that Jesse
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aide Of tbe 8 mare.
Mrs. W. Il. Bolts, VINO mas oeen
blind for several months, mas returned
from omaha, where that isay sn1 nef
aaugnterTn-law, Mrs. Allreo Dot.s,
nave Deen ior some ume ana we are
pleased TO say that MRS. w. N. Do,ts
can see fairiy wen out OF the eye she
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Inc LADIES' Ala society Oh the Con-
gregational churcn heid one Oh their
deightful meetings at the nome Oh
W: A. Hamier ana wiie. some very
swiftly neeung nours were Passeo
listening to the music iurnished py the
hostess,and tnen mat sPienoio iuncn-
con tine iadies had preParea'
J.B. Connrardy was busily engaged
setting posts one day this week and at
ter spell he noticed that his fifteen
dollar Knights Templar charm WIS
missing and he is OF the opinion that 1t
lies in the bottom OF one OF those holes
and every time he goes that way he
takes sidelong glances in search OF the
jewel.
Mrs Thomas Walker, from Audubon,
was in our city a few days the first Of
the week visiting among her relatives,
at the Fred, Edwin, Mrs. Laura, and
William Delahoyde homes. Mrs.
Walker is always q welcome guest in
our part OF the county, for many years
ago she resided among us and was q
familiar figure upon our streets.