Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-05-12

Rev. Walburn went out to Council
Bluffs Monday.
i Will Cunningham was up from Extra
Monday on business.
Henry Jacobsen was business
caller in Extra Monday.
Mrs. George Daily, of Manning,
visited friends here Saturday.
II w. A. Smutney was at Vail this
week attending the funeral OF an aunt.
II Our back order on Liquozone is in.
Bring your coupons to Prick Drug Co.
DR.. Harris went to Des Moines Mon
day where he has been drawn on the
U. s. jury.
Rev. Laningham, agent for the Iowa
Childrens' Home Society, was here on
business over Sunday.
Varnishes, hard oils, Wheeler's
wood filler, Heath & Milligan's paints
are sold by Prick g. Co.
Mrs. Burnside will entertain the
Presbyterian missionary society at
tea tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. j. c. Fisher was a passenger
to Bayard last evening to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Mantz.
Word comes from Mrs. Hooker,
who went to Indiana last week, that
her mother died this morning.
| M. T, Foley returned yesterday
from Chicago where he had cattle and
hogs on the market, going in Satur-
day.
| Wood Soar and Carl Bailey went
to st Paul Saturday on the Great
Western excursion. They are back
again.
Mrs. Booton was an over Sunday
visitor in Coon Rapids. Mr.. Booton
was reported worse the fore part of
the week.
Sheriff Northup conducted August
Rudwick, of Lincoln township, to the
Clarinda hospital the early part of
the week.
Word from j. M. McKarahan to his
family states he is slightly improving,
which is happy news. He is in Chi
cago hospital.
Frank Niklason attended q horse
sale in Harlan Saturday and purchas-
ed two car loads of horses which were
shipped here Monday.
George d. Horton and Esta May
Cannon were married here yesterday
at the home of his brother, v. K. Hor-
ton, Rev. Cousins officiating.
! Robert HI. Curtis, the efficient clerk
and workman in Reinemund's hard
ware, and Miss Fern Mushrush, were
married at the Christian parsonage
Saturday evening by Rev. Mccormick.
We congratulate and extend good
wishes.
H.W. Wilson, Fred Vermilya, HI.
B. Wilson and Chris Hahn have had
new cement walks put down in front
4 of their residences during the past
week. One has also been put down in
front of the offices of DR.. Brooks and
DR.. Jackson and Loughrey's barber
shop.
Charley Weston, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walt Weston, died yesterday
soon after noon. He was fifteen years
old last fall. He had been afflicted
much with rheumatism long time.
The funeral will be held tomorrow at
the church near their residence, leav-
ing the house at 8 q. m. and interring
here at Maple Grove.
Mrs. w. III. O'Connell and Mrs. Ed
Bilharz were passengers to Atlantic
Tuesday to attend the P. Z. o. conven-
ton. to which they were delegates.
The Misses Culver accompanied them
and attended the convention. Misses
Burns and Doak went for the Tuesday
evening session and returned for their
school work Wednesday morning.
Frank Gaults death came as q
shock to our community. Our Extra
correspondent tells of it. Mr.. Gault
was here at the county convention last
week. He seemed natural and we'll.
He was always popular, genial and
companionable. His too close app,ica-
ton to his store broke down his strong
constitution. The body was brought
home yesterday and the funeral is this
, afternoon. He was born and raised
near Extra and was Al years old last
February. .-...
J Several of the Audubon boys who
are away at college are successfully
into athletics. Earl Maharg recently
won first in high and low hurdles at
} Ames. We understand that he secur-
ed nice gold medal for this and that
he is also entitled to enter the state
meet which will be May 18th at Des
Moines. Matt Rippey is entered at
Coe in the 22O and 44O yard runs and
will in all probability enter at the
state meet. We see John Mornings
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