Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16

from Extra SATURDAY. =
B. G. Brookfeld, of Lincoln township, wa
was in town Tuesday. on'
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John Rendlemen was up from Extra an,
on business for few hours Saturday. Ell
Miss Lottie Terry left Saturday even att
ing for visit with friends at Hamlin In
and Extra. w. w.
Lewis Crawford, of Earlham, is here sci
since Monday visiting his daughter, Mrs. thu
Loud Rippey S se
H. A. Barger has erected valuable sci
addition to his dwelling in the north SCI
east part of town. l aa
Attorney Mosier has been away this mi
week on legal business in the eastern te
part of the state and at Chicago i,
George Martin, an attorney, and J. T. 81
Laughlin, county auditor, of Carroll, w
were Sunday visitors in this city. 81
The county has sold the $4,000 of
county bonds at discount OF $40. y,
The sale is thought to be good one. p,
A. E. Wadsworth, Of Grinnell, was =,
visiting with the family of Wilson Burn tn
side for several days the first OF the IL
week. d
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The First National Bank has sub d
scribed for the new war bonds to the ii
amount of $4,000, 80 says Cashier II
| Watts Il
Miss May Lundy having finished her N
school work here for the summer de- n
parted Saturday morning for her pa =
rents home at Bayard. b
Miss Lowene Van Gorder having COM =
pleted her college year returned home $
from Chicago Friday evening to remain II
during the summer vacation. II
Mrs. Mamie Howe of Rolfe has been @
here the past week, having come to at
tend the wedding of her sister which oc- ..
Cured yesterday and to visit friends. .
Miss CALEDONIA Young, of Grand juno :
ton, attended graduating exercises here
Friday and is still in the city. She will {
teach music in the city schools next year.
F. NJ. Leet has let the contract for
building his new residence to j. w. Det-
wiler, a contractor of Des Moines. The
grading was commenced Monday morn
ing.
G. G. Harper was at Brayton Saturday
where he met with the school directors
I>f Exy;c Cd
with the U. S. histories which he is
J handling.
: Miss Beatrice Nash who is at Des
:. Mones remembered her former class
mates, the class graduating here last
:, week, by sending them some beautiful
;. flowers for the occasion.
A marriage license was granted yester-
y Gay at the clerks Office to T. L. Branson
:. and Alice Cole, of Lincoln township.
We suppose this means congratulations
are in order to these worthy people.
o Rev. Krell's family contemplates NOV
ing to Indianola in few weeks to
remain until Mr.. Krell returns from the
= school advantages at Simpson College.
The Presbyterian Syndical Institute
= and Congress of Missions is to be held
! at Des Moines June q to "a. We have
Up just received a nice program they have
issued. Many able speakers will be
present.
~ Henry Gray and the REPUBLICAN Office
% are among the business places putting
in new telephones this week. The
. copnecto ns will likely be completed
- by about the end Of this week when the
system will be ready for use.
DIR. Somerville resigned the pastor
Il ship of the Baptist Church in this city
10 last Sunday. He has been here about
n year and has made host Of friends who
arc glad to know he has no intention Of
leaving here at least at present.
20 The Audubon mill has Just put in
10 another set of rollers for grinding feed
for stock The mill is doing Il big bust
ness this year. V. l.. Culver was at
or Extra, Oakfeld and Brayton this week
ID on business in connection with their
io sales.
Mrs. J. p. Tharnish entertained a
IT, company of ladies at luncheon Monday
It. afternoon from four to six. Guests from
s. abroad were Mrs Sarah A. Green, Mrs.
of Walker, of Sabula Mrs. Dan Stewart, of
Ireton and Mrs. John Tharnish, of At
E. lantic.
v. Fred Blume returned home from Iowa
m City Monday evening, having just grad
at uated with honors in the collegiate de-
partment of the State University. He
lis will spend his time now in the law office
I'D of Theo. F. Myers intending to take an