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

with the dead body Of his wife, has re-
turned He has rented his farm to Q.
c. Durham and contemplates going to
his old home in York State.
Doctor Emmert, OF Atlantic, was
called here Saturday in consultation
with one of our local physicians over
the case of Lon Littletield over east of
town, who was taken with one OF his
bad spells the first of the week.
Rev. w. W. Hsrtsough, pastor of
the Congregational church, has gone
up to South Dakota on short vaca-
ton and to see his brother Rev. ID. nj.
Hartsough the evangelist and Rev. III.
s. Wissler will occupy his pulpit dur
ing his absence.
T. J. :McClain received word that
his son Jasper whose home is out in
Ocean Park, Cal, become the father OF
baby boy on May End. The mother
was Miss Grace Green when she lived
here and grew to womanhood about
three miles south of Extra.
Dentist J. L. Oldaker will be absent
all of next week in Des Moines attend
ing meeting Of the State Dental As
ISOLATION which is to be held in that
city and in paying visit to his par
ents who reside down about Monroe In
Jasper county and will not be home
until Tuesday morning of next week.
For some time Lawrence Hunt had
noticed an old wolf and her actions led
him to believe she had young cubs near
so one night this week Lawrence and
Sam Harm Jr., took spades and going
to a side hill on the farm OF Isaiah
Hunt north of town, they succeeded in
unearthing four young cubs which they
brought to town with them.
We learn that Rev. W. A. Sunday is
now conducting meeting at Wheaton,
Du Page county, Illinois, close to CHI
cngo where he will be engaged for
about three weeks and at the close OF
this meeting he will go to Lake Nidon,
| New Jersey to take amuch needed rest
and attend the big camp meeting that
is to be conducted at that pleasure re-
sort.
| Mr.. Will Porter and Miss Anna
Wahlert appeartd before Rev. Wissler
at this home last week, Wednesday,
and signified their wish to be joined in
marriage. Mr.. Wissler was not look
ing for anything like that so he hastily
flew around and by calling in Mrs.
Fred Delahoyde, close neighbor, as
witness,s he was soon ready to go on
with the ceremony which he did, and
sent the couple out upon the great sea
of matrimony. The bride is daughter
of Jacob Wahlert and wife, of Greeley,
and the groom is son of John Porter
and wife of the same township. May
Joy be theirs and all their trials be
little ones.
The Audubon High School club came
down Saturday to teach our High
School boys few tricks in base ball
and they proceeded to do so in neat
and artistic manner. The line up OF
the two teams were as follows: Extra
Otto Born, catcher; George Guern-
sey, pitcher; Harold Sturgeon, short
stop; John Riley, first base; Will Del
ahoyde, second base; Roscoe Nichal,
third base; Jack Connrardy, left field ;
Claude Kelsey, center field; Tom Rob
inson, right field. Audubon-Jess
Richards, third base; Les Walker,
pitcher; Ray Dryden, second base
Grover Smith, short-stop; Matt Rippey,
left tield;I Lou McGinnis, catcher
Gerson Laubender, first base; Guy
Butler, right field Roscoe Darger, CEN
ter field. When the dust had settled
down so you could see the score card,
it looked like this:
Extra. % 1901 OOOO-- A
Audubon ......3 0 8 o. l 6 1-l9
Frank Sampson umpired for Audu-
| don and Lee McAninch for Extra.