Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-08-20
Hi Walters, of Gray, was in town

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Arthur Vail, of Atlantic, visited
friends here Monday morning.
Get your buggy tops, curtains ant
seats repaired by Currier & Mantz.
Miss Bernice Siebert, of Extra
visited friends in Audubon this week
G. +. Booton is now in the drayine
business having commenced Monday
Mrs. Henry Bingham, of Anita, is
here visiting at the A. A. Nelson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Harris left Mon.
day for Lake View to be gone two
weeks.
Jack O'Brien went to Atlantic this
week to look after his horse Bessie
O'Brien.
Woods Soar and sister, Mrs. Conn
rardy, returned Monday from a visit
to Extra.
Walter Delahoyde left Tuesday for
vacation trip to different parts OF
the state.
Howard Earhart left Monday for
South Dakota to find work in the
harvest field.
Mrs. L. p. Nelson, of Brayton, ar
rived here Friday for visit with A..
A. Nelson and wife.
Jess Lester returned Monday from
Mound City, Mo-, where he had been
visiting his parents.
Matt Rippey and Carl Bailey went
to Winterset Thursday to visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Wadsworth and children, of
Gfinnell, are here at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnside.
A jolly crowd of her friends sur
prised Mrs. DR.. Childs Tuesday even
ing on the occasion of her birthday.
The elephant will be here next week.
Our fall shoes are already here. Call
and see them. Rasmussen Il Jensen.
Misses Edith and Myrtle Townsend
went to Atlantic Saturday to visit
friends and to attend the Chautauqua.
Carson Brockway, who has been
| playing slide trombone this season
with Sells Il Downs, returned home
Friday.
Slaughtered prices on furniture
still on at w. A. Smutney's,
the reliable undertaken and embalmer
Day phone 100; night, 100. If
Mr.. ]. c., Jacobs and daughter Mrs.
Shannon, of Davenport, are here Wis
iting his aged aged mother, Mrs.
Jacobs, who IS in very poor health
and almost blind.
Council Bluffs is arranging for an
other big carnival. Ii viii be from
Sept. to IL, inclusive. There will be
lots of entertainment. The railroads
will make rates. -
The Epworth is arranging for sofa
cushion sale in the near future and
the members are now soliciting for it.
This will be something new and will
be quite an attraction.
Mrs. John Gray and children, OF
Oswego, Kansas, who have been at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. A. McGinnis, for some time re-
turned to their home Saturday.
| Charley Darland who is working a
short time at Bert McIIaren's, expects
to leave in few days for Guthrie Cen
ter to advertise Drake University in
that county and to attend the county
normal there.
| George Z. Kellogg is weather man
now. He will make the, observations
for the state, the rainfall and the max.
imum and minimum temperature dur.
ing. each day, keep the record and
make the report.
George Oelke was home last Thurs.
day to attend the class party of the
class of 1901, held at the Kuhn home
last Thursday evening. George is
working for the Green Bay lumber
company at Minden.
The two missionary sermons preach.
ed at the Presbyterian church last Sun.
day by Rev. Clifton Dodd were able
and interesting. The speaker had
spent fourteen years in Farther India
and presents his theme in plain and
realistic way.
'Father" Eddy left sample cluster
of ripe tomatoes on our desk the other
day. There were four very large and
luscious ones and one little one, all
on one stem. They were large enough
for nice mess. Mr.. Eddy must be a
good gardner.
Mrs. Rev. McSparan and children
visited here over Sunday with friends.
She is going to visit friends in Indi.
ana after which she will go to their
new home in Idaho. Mr.. McSparan
was pastor of the Christian church
here few years ago.
i Mrs. Emil Bilharz entertained a
number of her friends Wednesday af.
ternoon. The guests of honor were
her daughter, Mrs. Vollmar, and Miss
Forgrave. 1t was a most delightful
party, perfect in all its appointments,
and will be most happily remembered.
| Rev. ]. f. Hinkhouse is talked of fol
Stated Clerk of the Iowa Synod, the
place being made vacant by the death
of DR.. McClintock, of Sioux City
Mr.. Hinkhouse is now moderator. The
position of Stated Clerk is considered
the most influential and responsible
position in the church administration
of the state. We hope he will be
chosen.
| o. G. Donaldson was down from
Audubon last week during the picnic
for a holiday among his old friends.
~ DR.. Caroline Detwiller, Atlantic's
woman dentist and her sister Miss
Mollie attended the picnic Friday and
made some pleasant acquaintance
among Anita ladies. DR.. Detwiller is
a graduate from the dental depart.
ment of the State University at Iowa
City and has been practicing for some
time in Atlantic. Jake Conerd
umpired the game of ball between At.
lantic and Osceola Friday afternoon
and it is very common opinion that
Jake's decisions went largely with his
sympathies to the Atlantics; and the
way the crowd roasted him was ter.
ror. We would not have been in his
place for postoffice appointment