Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-01-11
EXTRA ECHOES.


Chas. Herrick returned to Iowa
City last Thursday.
A. Green and wife returned from
Omaha last Saturday.
Henry Bush was calling on friends
in Atlantic, last week.
Chas. Hunt went to Des Moines on
business Monday noon.
J. B. Connrardy was business
caller in Atlantic Monday.
DR.. Jacobsen was among those on
the sick list last week.
J. w. Wissler was business call
er in Audubon on last Tuesday.
Jack Berry went to Des Moines last
Saturday, returning Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Harry Bailey is again confined
TO her bed with an attack of the
la grippe.
Will Varney has returned from
Wilman, where he was visiting his
parents.
Z. c. Wilson and Irving are spend
ing few days in Geneseo, H., with
his father.
Seven new members we're taken into
the Congregational church on last
Sabbath morning.
Mrs. VIM. Woodward and daugh-
ter Bonnie of Atlantic are the guests
OF Mrs. Bert Parrot.
Oscar Hunt is reported as being
little better. He has very serious
attack of pneumonia.
County Treasurer, G.. Z. BRENNAN,
was business caller in our CITY be-
tween trains, Friday.
Rev. Nichols returned from Allan.
tic last Saturday, where he and his
family spent the holidays.
Harry Paige and wife returned to
Atlantic Wednesday after a pleasant
visit with parents and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feeney started for
| Caxton, Nebr,,. last Tuesday, where
they will make their future home,
Tom Robinson, of Anita, came over
to our city Monday eve and is passing
a few days with his many friends.
N. r. Christensen, the "honest real
estate dealer" was a business caller
in Atlantic between trains, Monday.
Ira Baird returned Tuesday from
Cambridge, Ia, where he spent few
days with relatives and old friends.
P. I. Whitfield is sick with bad at
tack OF eryisipilis. His many friends
are anxious for an early recovery.
James Kelsey returned from Yale last
Friday, where he has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Bishop, OF
that city.
Our young people took advantage
OF the good sleighing Tuesday and
Wednesday and went out for bob
party.
Mrs. Dolahae of Anita is the guest
of Mrs. Chas. May of our city. These
ladies were girls together and are re-
newing olden days.
Mrs. Geo. Franklin and little son
of Atlantic passed few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Hetty Croy and daughters.
She returned home last Wednesday.
Miss Clara Whitfield returned to Des
Moines last Wednesday to resume
her studies after pleasant visit with
her parents during the holidays.
Miss Essie Herrick returned from
Scranton, the last OF last week, where
she had been spending the holidays
with her brother Herb, who lives in
that city.
The M. N. r. lodge gave banquet
in the A. o. y. w. hall Monday even
ing. A goodly number of the order
were present and all report an enjoy.
able time.
Bert Hardenbrook came back from
Oklahoma last Friday and visited
among his many friends until Sunday
when he left for Dexter, and from that
place will go to Pennsylvania.
Harold Sturgeon left Saturday for
Eddyville, Ia, where he will work for
his brother, Chsl, who is now the ed
itor of paper in that city. His
many friends wish him success in his
new field of labor.
| Chas. Burton arrived from Lorimer
Iowa, Thursday to pass few days
| Will lilo ldtu6T dlu ITlcLuS. MI. DUR
ton is running drug store in that
city, and his many friends are pleased
to learn of his good success.
Word comes from Long Beach, Cal.
to w. r. Burner and wife of the Park
Hotel that their daughter, Mrs. Mar
tina Anspatch is the mother of wee
baby girl. For the next month or so
you can get the best meals at the
Park.
Fred Lattors and Hugh Smith stole
away from business the other day and
went south of town, and joined q
crowd of our good farmers and went
for rabbit hunt, which resulted in
shooting one hundred and fifty-eight.
These men are now telling "the big
gest' rabbit story.
Mrs. ]. III. Bell is now under the
Doctors care, the cause being q sec
ond stroke of paralysis which came on
last Thursday. She fell by the kit
chen stove, and was obliged to re-
main there until her husband returned
from the country where he was teach
ing school. Her many friends hope
for rapid recovery.