Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-02-26

Mrs. F. M. Leet has been sick tn
past week
For best hand made harness 70 (,
Martin Larson.
Robert Hamlin, of Extra, was i
town Saturday.
Just Justesen was up from Hamli
yesterday on business.
Call on j. M. Hart at the Planin,
Mill for storm windows. If.
Window shades. the I foot length
for sale by 1. w. Baker. If
VIM. Cloughly and daughter August,
left Saturday for Omaha to visit rela
tives.
Mrs. G. d. Booton and children ar
visiting friends at Coon Rapids thi
week.
f. l.. Andersen who has lived cas-
of Audubon several years, moved I,
Extra today.
E. L. Gransberry, well driller
Pump, and well repairing done. Phon,
call l24 Audubon, Iowa. If,
Hi Mendenhall returned yesterda,
from Nebraska where he had been il
the interest of his patent hog trough
All of the latest styles in furnitur
and the prices alwas the lowest. Und
ertaker and embalmer. South Sid
Park If w. A. SMUTNEY.
The Endeavor Society will give
ten cent social in.the Presbyterian
church Friday evening Feb. q. Ever,
one invited. ..
G. G. Nelson, who went to Colfax t,
seek relief frou rheumatism, returned
Saturday. He reports as being slight
ly improved.
Ralph Roberts and VIM. MCFARLAND
came in from Omaha last evening t.
visit relatives. They will return hom
this evening.
Rev. Glascock, the evangelist, whit
has been holding meetings here in tn
M. E. church, returned home to Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Monday.
Word from Phil Becklehaupt t.
Tom Davis states they got through t.
their Kansas home in due time ant
the family are all pleased with thei
new home.
P. F. Anderson returned yesterda!
from Milo, Mo-, where he had been t,
look after his land interests and as
sist in getting his son John located
on one Of his farms.
F. L. Wheeler left Saturday 70
Brayton, where he has a contract t,
cut large amount of wood. Hi
daughter Myrtle accompanied him a
far as EXiaa for a visit with relatives
A farewell party was held last Mon
day evening at the Mike McGuir
home southwest of town in honor O
their son, Mike Mcclure, who LEI
Tuesday for Stuart where he will farr
this year.
Former Congressman A. L. Hage
and wife, who are now residents G
Des Modes, were called to Vassa
college last week because of the Hines
of their daughter who is attendin
school there. She has appendicitis.
We are in receipt of a letter fror
Chas. Wilkins, now of Mt. Pleasant
He and his wife are getting along wei
except that he has had to have an or
Grafton performed on his eyes an
has been kept in a dark room for
few weeks. He is better now.
Tom Cochrane's paper is ordere
sent to Earlham, this state, near wher
they purchased two farms, in all owe
300 acres. They are about movin
there now. They didn't like Missouri
Missouri very we'll. They sold thei
4S0 acres there at an advance of 81
per acre.
A very valuable series of lectures il
domestic cooking are to be delivered
here next week. The program appear
in this issue. The Columbian club i
successful in bringing these to oul
ladies at low price. They hope tn
country as we'll as the town ladie
will attend.
Following are the marriage license
granted at the clerks Office the pas
week: w. F. Altman and Nettie M
Walker, Hans Rattenborg and NATL
da Christensen, Samuel Pearson ant
p1cn IJouyly W., Cah;,.,S.