Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-16

Jas. Foster, of Manning, was in the
/ city yesterday.
T. J. Essington, of Extra township,
was in town yesterday.
Phil Moverly, of Newton, visited
here this week with friends.
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Mrs. AIRY visited Tuesday in Extra
with her friend Mrs. StatZell.
Mrs. H. w. Pollock, of Manning,
was visiting in Audubon Sunday.
Nels Sorensen, of Brayton, was at
tending to business here Tuesday.
The grading has commenced down
at the barn on the north side of the
park.
G. w. Chase, of Extra, was bust
ness visitor in our city the first of the
week.
Chas Dennis, of Dunlap, visited
here over Sunday with his parents
and friends.
Mrs. f. Prick, of Staples, Mimi,
who has been visiting here, returned
to her home Tuesday.
Messrs. o. b. Walters and Roy
Swaney, Manning real estate men,
were in Audubon yesterday.
The Nebraska Indians open the base
ball season at Manning, April 20.
The game will be played at l0.a. m.
Geo. Weighton has commenced
| the carpenter work on extensive adj
ditions on his livery and feed barn.
Pres. Reed, of Buena Vista college,
which is located at Storm Lake, visit
ed here this week with Rev. Hink-
house.
Miss Harwood who has been visit
ing at the J. ID. Manahan home, left
yesterday for her home at Indianola,
Kansas.
d. d. Hall, of Omaha, who has been
here visiting his brother, NJ. A. Hall
and family, returned to his home
Tuesday.
The following letters remain I'M
claimed in the Audubon postoffice for
the week ending April 18th 1903. Mrs.
Jennie Walters, Eclipse Co.
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Charles Delahoyde, brother of Mrs.
Van Gorder, Mrs. Walker and Peter
Delahoyde, spent Sunday here with
his friends and relatives. He lives at
Stuart. -
Augusta Cloughly who has been at
hp LII.
ic, visited here over Easter with her
parents. She returned to Omaha
Tuesday.
Geo. Harmon went down to Allan
tic yesterday where he had been order
ed to appear before the pension
board for an examination for an in
crease in pension.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bilharz reached
home last evening after an absence of
about turee months. They visited
New Orleans, Mexico, Los Angeles
and many other points of interest.
Word from Geo. Brayton of Law
ton, Oklahoma, says he expects to
visit his friends in Audubon in a
couple of months. Geo. has many
iiChho hciV "uo "oulu bt SIdu W
see him.
T. L. Turner of Adair, w. A.
Turner of Des Moines, G. b. Latham
and wife of Des Moines, j. l.. Bosley
of Dedham and II. Bosley, of Adair,
We're here at Mrs. Turner's funeral
last week.
Mr.. Edwin Burchell, of Shelby,
Iowa had n hnrSa badly o,,t IN tha
wire. He used scarless liniment' and
healed it without a scar Every bot
tie guaranteed. For sale by all drug
gists and country stores.
The Columbian library is moved
down stairs into the front part of
their building. This is q very con-
venient place. j. +. Russell and fam
lily now occupy the up stairs formerly
occupied by the library.
w. III. Jump and family left for Sac
City this week to make their home
there. Mr.. Jump thinks he will have
a good business there working at
woodwork in wagon and blacksmith
shop. We wish them success.
Word comes that Elvin NJ. Cole and
family have moved from Ramona,
California, to Eureka, which is 200
miles north of San Francisco. 1t is
lumber region there as we'll as fruit
and farming. They will buy a farm
there.
The lot north and across the street
from l.. ID. Phelps residence is being
graded up, by dirt hauled up from the
excavation down town for the Watts
building. The lot belongs to Simon
Hansen. We understand he thinks of
building on it before long.
Lou Lee and family arrived Tues
day. They are moving into the Chas.
Van Gorder property which was re-
Gently vacated by G. w. Cosson in
the north part of town. Mr.. Lee ex-
poets to start barber shop in the
basement under the Soar building.
A. III. Edwards went to Des Moines
Tuesday evening to attend the good
roads convention. The other dele
gates appointed by the board of sup
ervisors from this county were Frank
Bhckner, o. F. Ide, Ed Bates and
Geo. Mccall. We do not know that
anyone of them attended except Mr..
Edwards.
Will Hamilton was employed the
first of this week by Sheriff Anderson
to assist in his work, Deputy Sheriff
Sherm Humphrey having resigned and
left. Mr.. Hamilton is a splendid
young man. He was raised here and
knows the people. He served in the
raou1af a rmy thraa xyaa,s koi,r. T., ~.