Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-11-12
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A. f. Greenwaldt visited in Gray
Sunday.
Fred .Hepp, of Gray, was in town
Sunday
Will Cunningham visited in Extra
over sunday.
o. c. Donaldson was Des Moines
passenger today.
Fred Buthwegs are moved into their
elegant new house.
Pete Christensen, of Extra, was u
visitor here today.
Matt Johnson went to Atlantic Sat
urday with O car of hogs.
Mrs. w. Fl. Aldrich is visiting rel
atives in Viola township this week.
DR.. Lauritzen, of Extra, is arrang
ing to move to Audubon and pursue
the practise of medicine here. He is a
successful and popular physician.
Hon Asmus Boysen is in Audubon
on business today. His extensive
land interests keeps him on the road
much of the time. He has an Office in
Chicago.
Last Saturday afternoon the ladies
of the Christian Aid Society gathered
at the home of Mrs. Jones in the north
part of town. All took baskets and o
nice time was enjoyed by those pres
ent. Mrs. Jones and her family eX-
pect to move to Manning soon.
Mrs. G. B. Russell entertained a
number of her lady friends at dinner
Wednesday. She announced that this
was positively her last party in Aud
ubon for two yeaas at least. The eX-
pressionS of regret were many and
sincere and tOasts were drank to her
health, happiness and safe return.
The Anti Saloon League is arrang-
ing to put Rev. Frank Evans in the
county for a series Of lectures. Mr..
Evans is a well known temperance
worker and comes highly recommend
ed as a strong speaker. Dates have
not been definitely fixed yet but will
probably begin next week.
Just as we 60 to press we learn the
board of supervisors which is now in
session has contracted with John
Butterton to become steward of the
poor farm January |. He is good
and competent man. We learn Frank
Herndon had the offer Of it, but had
to decline because of his wite's poor
health. Frank would have been a
good man there.
Charles S. White has hung out his
shingle in Audubon and is now full
tiedged lawyer. He is an Audubon
county boy and has hundreds of
friends throughout the county. He is
good scholar, graduating at the
Iowa State College, at Ames, and at
the Drake law school. We predict he
will win success as he is a worker and
has the elements that constitute the
winner.
Supervisor Nels p. Hoegh received
beautiful gold watch chain and
charm from the county officers this
morning, county attorney Blume max
ing the presentation speech. Mr..
Hoegh has served nine years and has
shown himself to be honorable in |
every respect. The little present given
him this morning is mark of friend
ship on the part of those who have
had most to do with him in q bust |
ness way.
The members of the foreign mission
airy society Of the NJ. f. Church here
by tender a vote of thanks to Mr.. |
Adams and Mrs. Vivian Bilharz for
a beautiful flute solo, and to Mrs.
Twombly of Detroit Mich, for fine
reading entitled cone hundred years"
Little Mildred Mott won the hearts of
all present with sweet song only a
chinese baby " at the home of Mrs.
Doak last Tuesday afternoon. Thanks
are also due to G.. c. Harper for
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