Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-11-24
CAM ERON.

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Albert Ballou is husking corn for
Amos Poshen.
Ray Bolton is suffering from a
sprained wrist.
Miss Nellie Crow is visiting at the
! Milton Crow home.
Ed Rorah is down here in Cameron
again husking corn.
John Carl and Chris Schrader were
in Audubon last week.
Elmer Parrot is going to husk corn
for his uncle Mr.. BallOu.
Joseph Johnston rented so acres of
land from Nash Il Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. PARROT spent
Sunday at the Zion home.
Billy McCaw is doing some car
pentering for Tom Shelley.
Mr.. Beason and wife passed through
Cameron Friday afternoon.
Mr.. SandrOck has been husking
corn for Thomas Rutherford.
Mr.. Watt, from Des Moines, passed
through Cameron this week.
Mrs. Mont Mendenhalns daughter
Clara is getting along nicely.
August Cerka purchased new
wagon from Mr.. Shingledecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Northup visit
ed at the home Of Evert Norton.
Emma Horning and Minnie Nietzel
were Audubon callers Saturday.
Mr. and Thomas Rutherford visited
at the home Of Charley Farnham.
Chris and Carrie Krauel visited at
the home of Robert Rutherford in Ross
| Sunday.
Miss Minnie Nietze is keeping
| house for Mrs. VIM. l8allOu while the
latter is husking corn.
Amos POssehn was business
visitor in Audubon Saturday.
Ray Smith of Audubon is husking
corn for Wallace Bolton these days.
Mr.. Wiley, of Lincoln township, was
last weeks visitor in this commun-
ity.
| Rev. Fleming of Gray was among
his friends in Cameron few days
ago.
DR.. Childs was professional visi,
tor in this neighbOrhood few days
ago.
Supervisor BOnwell, Of Viola, was
calling on Cameron friends a few days
ago.
Lou Beers is out at Sylvester
MOOre'S these days putting up corr
crib.
Bert Wiley and wife and his sister
We're visitors at the county seat Sat
urday.
Al Miller and others attended TIT
musical entertainment in Audubon
one day last week.
Frank Liken who is attending col
lege at Ames was home a few day!
ago for a brief visit.
Minnie Neitzel and others of this
community were visitors with Katie
Hillyer in Viola Sunday.
John Hooker and wife and chile
were over from Viola Sunday weel
visiting at II. j. Sheley's.
j. S. Kneeland has been in Empuri;
Kansas for a few days visiting anC
attending to business matters.
Miss Wiley, of Lincoln, has been ;
visitor for few days past at tin
home of her brother, Bert Wiley.
Chas. Neitzel and Al Miller expec
to enter Drake University soon
They are fine boys and are certain o
success.
Clarence Turner, of Melville, re
turned home Saturday evening afte
having husked corn for Henry Schra
der short time.
Mont Mendenhall's little girl ha
been quite sick for time past will
drOpsy of the heart DR.. Childs il
the attending physician.
Harlan and Milton Griffin of Viola
passed through Cameron a few day!
ago on their way to Ross where the.
placed sixty hogs on the market.
! A letter just received from Hattie
Horning indicates that she and he
sister GuSta are now at West, n. Y
!! They do not know as yet when the.
will return home.
Marion johnson, of MOrningside
J Sioux City, filled the pulpit of thu
!. Eden Valley church Sunday week
He is field agent for the Iowa Chill
] dren's Home Society and gave an eX
,, cellent address on the s6biect.
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