Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-08-18
CAMERON.

CAMEHON.
Mr.. Graves was a caller in thi,
township Monday evening.
Minnie Neitzell and Nora Grow
were Audubon visitors Tuesday o
last week.
Patrick German visited his parent.
in Audubon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gates, OF Au
| dubon, were visitors at the JOSEPH
Johnston home on Wednesday of las
| week.
John Gates passed through Cam.
eron last Wednesday.
VIM. Schrader, of Viola, passed
through Cameron on his way to mar
ket some fine hogs in Ross last Sat
urday.
Word from Carrie Krauel states
| she will soon be home. She is now
visiting friends in Lyons.
Mont Mendenhall has been having
siege of the pleurisy and has been
attended by DR.. Childs.
Robert Rutherford and wife, Of
Ross, were Cameron visitors Thurs
day. him
Deputy Sheriff Rutherford and fam.
lily were visitors at Thomas Ruther.
ford's last Thursday.
Minnie Neitzell and Mabel Schra.
der were in Gray Thursday and Fri
day visiting at the Rev. Hicks home
and calling on friends.
Mary Smith, of Audubon has been
paying a visit to her friend Anna
Swanson.
Jasper Northup is busy these days
plastering the Slayton school house
in Leroy.
Sherman Wright and family and
Bert McCleran were Sunday visitors
at VIM. PARROTS.
Mrs. Rutherford and Grandma
Stewart, of Ross, were visiting in this
vicinity Friday.
Charles Neitzell and Albert Ballou
transacted business in Audubon Tues
day of last week.
Cora Northup was Sunday visitor
at the home of VIM. Myers.
Mary Tessman, who has been i'll for
time, is able to attend to her house
hold duties again.
Ottwell French, of Dexter, has been
calling on friends in this community
during the past week.
Mr.. Slayton, of Leroy, was a Cam
erOn visitor Monday.
Mrs. Audubon Shelley was a Man
ming visitor Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week.
Ben Train was calling on his nu-
merouS friends in this neighborhood
last Thursday.
Fred Searles was reviewing the po-
litical situation among our people
Thursday and Friday.
Sylvester Moore started one of his
steam threshers Monday.
James Hoffman and family, of Car
roll county, were Friday visitors at
VIM. Ballou's.
Blbert Ballou is down in Leroy
working in the grain field at present.
A party of our boys went overland
to Manning Sunday. Among them we
noticed John Crow, Ira Miller, Jess
and Chas. Neitzell, Fred Bunnel,
Roy Somers and Earl Baldwin.
r. A. Griffin, of Holstein, was a
Cameron caller Sunday.
About twenty of Henry Schrader's
friends called and spent the better
part of the night with him, it being his
twenty-sixth birthday. Ice cream
and cake were served and a very
pleasant time was had by those pres
ent.
Austin Baldwin and family were
Manning visitors Sunday.
Bert Higly, of Viola, came, over
Monday to drive an engine for Syl.
vester Moore this fall.
VIM. Moore was a business visitor
in Dedham Monday.
The Eden Valley pulpit will be oc
cupied next Sunday by Rev. N. F.
Hicks, of Toledo, Iowa. This will al
so be the last regular service of the
pastor, H. G. Hicks. 1t is especially
desired that there be large attend
ance next Sunday. All are invited tC
come out and hear an eloquent ser
mon and an attractive service gener
ally.
We are informed that John Court
ney is viewing the sights in Canads
these days.
Amos Possehns spent Saturda.
night at the home of his mother il