Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-12-01
CAMERON.

! SAWEHON.
Lottie Perrine and sister, of Viola,
were Sunday visitors in Cameron.
Quite crowd of the younger set
spent Tuesday evening at VIII Horn.
ings.
The winter term of school was begun
at the McCristal school house Mon
day.
Ora Corner is just completing .
nice addition to his farm residence
near Gray.
Chas. Higgins shelled corn for
Possehn, NeitZel, Schrader and Others
the past week.
Frank Niklason, of Audubon, was
business visitor in our community
one day last week.
VIM. Swanson and wife, of Leroy,
farm in this township.
Alex Weir and wife and daughter
of Cumberland, visited at T. s. She
legs over night last week while on
their way to Vail.
The August Cerka home was the
scene of fine Thanksgiving dinner.
over 80 guests were present and an
excellent time was had by all.
Joseph Johnston, William Neitzel
and Audubon Shelley were official
representatives from the Eden Valley
church to the conference held in Gray
Sunday afternoon.
About 25 persons from the younger
classes of the Eden Valley s. S. were
invited to VIM. Neitzel's last Sunday.
Following a bounteous dinner the
afternoon was spent in music and
other social ways
Wallace Bolton will sell all his
property at auction next Wednesday
preparatory to taking up his duties as
steward of the county poor farm. The
Bottoms are fine people and Cameron
regrets to lose them.
Chas. NeitZel and A. Miller departed
Wednesday for Des Moines where
they will enter Drake university. They
expect to take a common school course
for awhile at least. They are good,
, industrious boys and will undoubted-
l ly succeed we'll.
Chris Krauel is hauling home his
, corn.
Mr.. Moon has purchased fine corn
shelter.
Mr.. VIM. Neitzel has been digging
q ditch.
VIM. Pryan's new house is almos
, complete.
Amos Possehn was Smelling corr
Saturday.
e Charley Neitzel is husking corn fol
VIM. Ballou.
a VIM. Neitzel marketed some flint
t hogs this week.
Robert Magill is still working TO
Dave Williams.
Miss Inis Rutherford is suffering
from chicken pox.
Mont Mendenhall's little Clara il
= improving slowly.
August Schrader had an oyster sup
per Thursday night.
u Albert Bollou was busy hauling
u shelled corn Saturday.
v Quite few have been having cattl,
:. dehorned this last week.
Miss jamie Jay has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Watt Fry.
Harry Northup attended the dance
at Gray Thursday night.
Allie Qninby, of Ross, is huskins
corn for Wallace Bolton.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Cerka gav'
a grand Thanksgiving dinner.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Winter have
moved from here to Audubon.
. Fred McCristal has rented the Wal
: lace Bolton for the coming year.
Thos. Rutherford and family visited
at the VIM. PARROT home Sunday.
Billie Huse was a caller at the Har
s ry Northup home Sunday afternoon
VIM. Neitzell is Smelling corn. H,
. has contracted to Dave Hart in Ross
S There is a great deal of chicken pc,
+ and scarlet fever in the neighborhood
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bolton tool
Thanksgiving dinner at George Nor
thup's.
Word has been received from Willie
I Schrader in Colorado. He has gain
| ed seven pounds.
School begins at the McCrista
school house no. Monday, Leta
| Webster teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jordan visited at the Joseph
| Johnston home Friday.
| Fred Dreyer and his brother and
| John Stewart and son visited at the
| Joseph Johnston home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich from Audi,
| bon took thanksgiving dinner with
| their daughter Mrs. Anna Jordan.
Mr.. Buckner's, George Northup's
and Dick Northup's were Sunday Wis
| itors at the Wallace Bolton home.
Dave Williams is getting along
nicely, as he has been home for some
time and is able again to answer the
calls on the telephone.
Saturday w. w. McCaw was fixing
| the windmill we'll for Joseph Johnston
and as he stopped over to fix the well
his watch dropped from his pocket, SO
| of course the watch is in the bottom
| of the we'll.
Rector of ST. Luke's Ashburnham.