Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-13

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Grinnell glee club to come here the
go to the payment of the high school
piano.
Estella and Lester Wendell,
from Missouri, entered the
schools last Tuesday, Estella entering
the eighth grade and Lester the fourth.
Miss Danielson, of Creston, was
visitor of the school Tuesday.
There was no school yesterday
afternoon on account of the Federation
of Woman's Clubs.
Frank Brainard was in Audubon
this week.
Miss Ada Kuhn returned Monday
from visit in Omaha.
Mrs. Hamler, of Extra, visited Au-
dubon friends Monday.
Mrs. Fred Lynch returned Tuesday
from visit in Des Moines.
DR.. f. r. Wilson has returned from
j. M. Fisher, of Lincoln township,
was an Audubon visitor Tuesday.
Arthur Horning is helping tenn
porarily in A.. n. Roberts store.
Chris Hansen, the coal dealer of
Extra, was in Audubon yesterday.
Joe Ridpath went to New Sharon
yesterday for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Howard Earhart went to Stuart
yesterday to visit with her relatives.
Extra is planning for big meeting
for Victor Dolliver tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Chas. May, of Extra, is visit
ing at the Chas. Dustin home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Quinby re-
turned Monday from visit in Des
Moines.
Joe Ross received visit Sunday
from his cousin, Ross Gardner, Of
Des Moines.
Frank Bradley was in town on
VIC IOIC pdII VI tilC WCCh liz
resides at GlenwoOd now.
w. f. Kennels and wife went to
Atlantic yesterday to attend the
carnival and visit relatives.
| House and two lots in Harris add.
in Audubon for sale, good we'll and
barn. Inquire of j. M. Graham. tt
Mrs. j. Snapp, of Ingersol, Okla,
returned to her home Monday after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. S. A.
McHargue.
| Mrs. j. w. Herr and Mrs. Roy
Kelley, of Wilton, mother and sister
of Mrs. w. Fryburger, visited the
past week with the latter.
| The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Church of Christ will give ten
cent social at the Matthias building on
Broadway next Tuesday.
Fl. w. Wilson went to Avoca Tues
day to visit his sister. He was joined
at Extra by his daughter, Mrs. Mar
| lin, who also went for visit.
Ed Frick and l.. J. Hill returned
Monday evening from hunting and
fishing trip to northern Iowa. They
visited nearly all the lakes up in that
portion of the state, going as far as
Okoboji.
H. A. johnson left this week for
Langdon, N. d., where he has accept
ed a position on the Cavalier County
Republican. Henry has been with
this paper for several years. He is a
hustler, and has lots of friends here
who will wish him success.
| J. u. Moore was in town the other
day. He has been spending his time
recently at Springfield, Mo-, where he
is connected with a furniture factory.
He says there is some politics in Mis-
souri,, especially over the governor
ship. VIM. J. Bryan and Secretary
L. M. Shaw have spoken in Spring.
field this fall. He says Mr.. Shaw
made a great hit there.
What might have been a serious
runaway occurred Monday evening.
Dan Kerwin took Ed Beason and Ed
Finch into his buggy to take them
home. When they were along about
the Presbyterian church part of the
harness broke, the bronchos got to
kicking and running, the tongue came
down and the occupants were thrown
out. They escaped without serious
injury. The buggy was damaged con
siderably.
The Advocate complains that FREQ
Searles, republican candidate for SUI
pervisor, is too economical. THAI
seems to be its principal objection to
him. Now we had understood the
Advocate to be in favor of economy
in the administration of county affairs
and we did not suppose that it could
consistently raise the objection agains1
Mr.. Searles that he was too economi
cal to be member OF the board.