Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-23

Miss Grace Green, of Extra, was an
Audubon visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Mamie Howe returned to her
home at Rolfe last Friday evening.
Gene Talbot returned home Monday
evening from ten days visit at Des
Moines.
Harry Tramp came in from Creston
Saturday evening to remain here for
several days.
John Doak returned Saturday night
from visit with his brother Will at
Leon. Kansas.
Peter Hobart, who has been at Oko-
boil carpentering for Mr.. Nash, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. George Cooley returned to Ded-
ham Tuesday after short visit with
her son, HI. j, Cooley.
Miss Maize Drury went to Gray Satur-
day morning and visited until yesterday
with her friend, Miss Edna Beers.
Prof. johnson and wife passed through
Audubon Friday enroute from Extra for
a visit with relatives at Ames and Boone.
Miss Mollie Delahoyde came up from
Extra Saturday evening and spent Sun.
day at the home of Chas. Van Gorder.
Mrs. Jos. Blackman and daughter, of
De Sofa, arrived Friday night and have
since visited at the T.. ID. Blackman
home.
Mrs. John Chapman and little son
Stuart, were called to Belle PLANE FRI
day evening by the illness Of her mother,
Mrs, Montgomery.
Mrs. Ed Frick and daughters Daisy
and Myrtle arrived Friday from Denver
to spend the summer on their farm in
Melville township.
Miss Agnes Blakeslee came down from
Manning Saturday morning and spent
several days visiting with her many for
mer Audubon friends.
Geo. E. Kellogg and r. Nj. Carpenter
are working in the interests OF
the Northwestern Life and Savings
Company, of Des Moines.
Prof. f. p. Hooker and son, of Audu-
bon, were in this city this
morning OH business and shaking hands
with friends.--Atlantic Telegraph.
Miss Lura Beason who teaches in the
public schools of Salt Lake City, return
ed here Monday to spend vacation at
her old home end among her friends.
Mrs. Dell, of Buffalo N. Y, and her sis
ter Mrs. John Dawson, whom she ia
here visiting had not met for thirty sew
en- years. Think of the pleasant memo
ries such meetings bring.
Miss Annie Burkey has just finished a
term of school down in Dist. No. 3 in
Greedy township and her work has been
so satisfactory that she has been enga
ged for the fall and winter terms.
The Blue Grass Creamery of Hamlin
is said to be doing an excellent business
this summer. They have new butter
maker, Mr.. Strong, and the stock holders
are much pleased with is'work.
Mrs G. A. Marlin departed for Jeffer-
son Saturday morning to visit at the M
M. Kennels home. From there she goes
to Spirit Lake and from the latter point
to Pierce, Nebr., returning then to Au.
dubon.
VIM. Wonn and Frank b. Davis hav,
formed partnership for the transaction
of law, loan, real estate and insurance
business. They have fitted up theil
office above Friends clothing store in
the rooms recently vacated by Whitney
grain brokers' office.
The class in Normal Bible study hal
completed their course of study ant
! passed the examination. The class
made their leader, Rev. w. M. Dudley, {
present of two beautiful steel engravings
which he appreciates very highly
Atlantic Telegraph.
Rev. E. A. Moore, of Red Oak, sue
J ceeds to the Audubon M. e. Circuit va
! Gated by Mr.. Krell going into the army
Mr.. Moore is a young man without
family, He is graduate of the Nebras
ka State University and is said to be al
able young man. He is expected to b.