Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-05-14
Godfrey Drehr has sick child.

Godfrey Drehr has sick child
County Supervisor N. P. Hoegh was !
in town yesterday.
Lutte Lane went to Sioux City yes
terday on business.
Livery barn for rent or SALE En- I
quire of Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish If I
The committee on electric railway 9
goes down to Des Moines this evening.
Mrs. Nels Winter, of west of town,
is recovering from a dangerous illness.
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Hugh Delahoyde and Molly Della {
hoyde, of Extra, were here last even
ing,
Mrs. Orrel Jordan was conveyed to
the hospital at Clarinda few days
ago.
Plano Binders are sold by j. Shin @
gledecker, at Ross. They are the !
binder.
Carl Bailey, the clerk at the Hansen a
drug store, visited down the line over
Sunday. +
The Misses Forsbeck, of Gray, at
tended the graduating exercises here O
last night.
M. d. Graves and wife are the par I
ents of six pound boy born Satur- =
day morning. s
Anna Dorr and mother, of Extra,
visited the fore part of the week at
the Oelke home.
John Chapman's little girl who has S
been suffering from relapse of pneu \
mOna is better again. Ii
John Lohner, of Extra, an alumnus
of our high school, attended the grad
uating exercises here last night.
High grade work and low prices is q
our policy. Get our prices before you y
buy q buggy. JOHNSON & BUCK.
Little George Cooley, daughter of
Henry Cooley, who is attending school a
here, is recovering from a case of T
appendicitis. a
Chas. Van Gorder left Monday on n
a trip to his old home in southern t
New York. He will be gone some two II
or three weeks.
Clara Roberts, who formerly atten-
ded school here, arrived last evening -
from Charter Oak for visit with her =
friend Nettie Pierson.
James Brent, of Manitoba, is here "
this week looking after the estate of
his relative, VIM. Brent, who died q +
year or so ago at the John Davis {
home. n
Little Ray Brooks had relapse s
and was dangerously i'll again this h
week. He was little better yesterday t.
so they have hopes that he may re- J.
cover. d
The Misses Mae Campbell, Lulu O."
FRANKIE, Corda Long and Frances
Peters, of the graduating class of the
Manning schools, attended gradual
ing exercises here last night.
j. Fl. Thorpe, the old plumber at t
the Hoover hardware store, was here
a day or so this week on his way from !
Atlantic, where he has lately been, to
Perry, where his future home will be. I
N. c.. Brorsen left yesterday for :
Denmark. 1t is his first trip back
since he left there seventeen years ago.
His wife has been there with friends
the past year. They will return home
in September.
The musical recital given by Miss q
Gladys Wilson in the M. E. church i
Thursday evening was well attended 7
and is highly spoken of by all. She i
has splendid ability as a singer and
doubtless has fine career before her {
if she pursues her work in that direc-
ton. Y
We observe Chas. wilkins picture l
and testimonial in the Chicago Rec
ord-Herald of last Sunday in an eye /
DOCTORS advertisement. Mr.. Wilkins
has been cross eyed for fifty years or {
more and his eyes have been made S
straight, greatly relieving him. His I
friends here are glad to know of this. s
James Barhan, of Extra township, e
one of the petit jurors, was taking the -,
train yesterday noon to return home.
Being late he undertook to board the
train after it had started and got some
rods below the depot. The train was
not going fast but as Mr.. Barhan had
grip and an umbrella, he failed to
be able to get on and fell to the
ground, striking on his shoulder,
breaking his collar bone in two place..
He was taken to 0. G. Donaldson's
residence and DpS Fu1ton and Rrookc |