Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-10-08

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: Miss Cora Cook went to Omaha
Tuesday.
o. p. Coon went to Extra on bust
ness yesterday.
H. Miss Maud Doak visited in Atlantic
Tuesday between trains.
Mrs. Peter Delahoyde went to Extra
yesterday to visit relatives.
Roy Conway went to Atlantic yes
terday to attend the carnival.
w. Burnside was passenger for
= Cavalier county, N. d., Monday.
y Mr. and Mrs G. w. Preston went
to Omaha Tuesday to attend the Car
- nival.
art Sam Mantz is receiving visit from
his aged father, whose home is in
md Marengo
A. M. Hayes is receiving visit
NJ. from his sister, Mrs. Coleman, Of
yes Chicago.
W. G. Elliott was called to Creston
to- Thursday evening by the serious i'll
,ha ness of his father.
Miss Daisy Frick went to Staples,
ent Minnesota, Monday where she will
en-. visit few weeks.
Miss May Dopp went to Atlantic
at Tuesday where she will visit and at
lev tend the Carnival.
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Wilson Burnside is home from a
ned business visit of several weeks in Cav
Ave alier county N. ID.
Lee Hudler went to Omaha Friday
viii and spent several days visiting rel
M atiyes and friends.
Frank Nicklason bought the Thorn
ery as Murphy so acres in Douglas town
ms ship a few days ago.
ars Joe Williamson and Miss Dot Bun
key are in Atlantic attending the car
lcil nival, going yesterday
ss George Lafoy, of east of Hamlin,
'ie has been quite sick the past few weeks, !
but is able to be around again. :
ny Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bilharz have $
"a just received visit from his niece, I
" Mrs. John Moran, of Council Bluffs.
Frank Nicklason and Charles Tun- q
~ man returned this morning from Chi Q
~ ~ cago where they took cattle Monday.
Louie Gamrath, Chris Christensen, !
Henry Jacobsen and Albiz Jensen !
~, visited the Ak-Sar-Ben at Omaha this \
~ week. q
{. d. w. Dickinson, hustling young !
real estate man, of Fulton, S. D., !
mt, spent few days here last week. He |
ID. took up some parties from Manning ;
ps. this week. II
10 H. S. Wattles was in town Monday
ng surveying for the new street. He has
me just recently returned from an extend
of ed visit to California, and reports that !
me he greatly enjoyed it.
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S. II. Curtis who left here at the time q
es- of the big Oklahoma opening, has sold :
nd his claim and returned to Audubon to \
es stay. Some OF the wanderers will re- I
1a- turn. Audubon is q good place to /
I'VE come back to.
''O Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fullerton have
sold their interest in the Guthrie
on Center store and have returned to
in Audubon for the present They think :
Nv. some of going to Illinois to enter bus.
I'VE mess. Wish they would remain here.
nr- Elmer McKarahan passed the requir- 9
~ ed test and examination and has en- :
Ia tered the Iowa College Glee Club at !
Grinnell. That is nice honor for t
ted him and he will prove himself worthy .
lg- of many college honors we have no :
emit doubt. II
III The Columbian Club ladies have !
ne the court room fixed up as nice as an i
~ opera house and are planning to give {
on the town good vaudeville show by | /
100 home talent tonight and tomorrow '
az, night. This is for the benefit of the i
ieu library. Ii
J. w. B. Cole has received instruct t
up ions from the Adjutant General to re-
IAN organize the post at Extra. A date 7
las will be arranged soon. Oliver r. l
'on Morton Post No. IS is the old name. G
las Some of the comrades will go down e
ing when the time comes.
me John Freeman, Louis Shingledecker S
ro- Blaine Swartz, Martin Larson, Bert
of Dollahide, John Roth, George Car [
inc roll, Sheldon Bates, j. III. Hale and Ic
family and Jacob Breustle and fam I
lily, were passengers for the Omaha |
re- Ak-Sar- Ben yesterday. .
,ds Rev. A.A. Walburn, well-known in
~, this part of the state as chaplain of
~ the 81 st Iowa regement, and for having
- been a very efficient pastor at Nal ,
~. vern has been assigned to Audubon. !
~ Mr.. Walburn is good preacher and /
i. a splendid organizer. just at present !
-, IA the chaplain is with his regiment at I
~ Ft. Riley.-The Hastings Record.
hs-
'gh j. Win Laundrum returned home .
an last week from month or two at
M Waterloo during most of which time
he was unable to attend to his work in
-, the meetings there. He has cancelled
a'e his engagements for the fall and early
winter and will remain at home awhile
and rest up. He has gained promi-
= hence as an able leader of song in re-
n ligous meetings.
= FIJI. Adams was called to Abel
- last week by the death of his mother
IA | which occurred Wednesday morning