Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-21
~ News from the diff.
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Correspondence "
BETHEL BUDGET.


Boys, hurry and get your COW bells
ready.
Mrs. Lines was Dedham visitor
Friday.
Mart Olsen was an Audubon caller
last Saturday.
Elmer johnson and lady drove to
Audubon Saturday.
Charlie Carper is working for John
Reuschling this week.
OFT Finch and wife Sundayed at the
w. w. Weston home.
NJ. T. Foley and family attended
church in Audubon Sunday.
Grandma Duvall is visiting at the
Lewis Gray home this week.
ID. ID. Sampson and son transacted
business In Audubon Saturday.
Master Harry Reuschling received
two fine Belgian hares Saturday.
John Reuschling and family visited
at the Lewis Gray home Sunday.
John Kraft went to Omaha with a
car of cattle Wednesday of last week.
On Wednesday of last week Jean
Clark attended the Davis sale near
Audubon.
Henry Ruhs and family and Mrs.
Weyrauch have been visiting at Chas.
Johnsons.
Jake Burkhardt went to Omaha last
week and had an operation performed
on his throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell, of Lincoln
township, and little son spent Sunday
at the home of l.. NJ Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Miller left
tuesday for North Dakota to visit
with her brother John Olsen.
Everybody looks discouraged on
account OF the wind blowing the corn
down so badly Friday night.
Miss Minnie Weston was visiting
with her grandma, Mrs. Il. Beason
the latter part part of last week.
Frank Weston received a new
graphophone Saturday which plays
such music as "Turkey in the Straw"
Let's go and hear it play.
Miss Kittell is teaching the fall term
of school at No. 3.
T. III. Turner exhibited the first
prize at the fair this fall.
L. M. Estes marketed large bunch
of hogs in Ross last week.
Ben Emery is working for Cy EN-
cry close to Melville Center.
Olson and Sampson are feeding a
large bunch of cattle this fall.
Rev. Weyrauch and wife are in this
vicinity this week visiting friends.
Sam Smith and Ray Olsen trans
acted business in Audubon Saturday.
Lewis Carper and Philip Foley are
going to school in Audubon this fall.
Mr.. Phelps threshed last of the
week, johnson 4 Callow doing the
work.
Several OF our young people at
tended church at Mt. Zion Sunday
evening.
Chas. Johnson marketed seven
loads of hogs to Nels Olsen in Ross
last week.
Frank Weston and his new graphic
phone are kept busy entertaining Wis
itors lately.
During the several wind and rain
storms last week the corn was badly
blown down.
Sam Smith marketed load of hogs
last week that averaged over three
hundred pounds.
Some of our folks are intending TO
take in the Gollmar Bros. show in
Audubon Friday.
Mathew Kleuver is erecting one of
the largest and best constructed barns
in Melville township.
J. H. Maharg & Son exhibited some
OF their fine Short Horn cattle at the
Guthrie county fair last week.
The farmers are busy doing their
fall blowing these days and the fall
work is up to time in general.
John Reuschling is one of the far
mers up with his fall work, having
finished his fall blowing last week.
Early Monday morning johnson &
Callow were heard pulling their
threshing rig to Ralph Miller's, but the
showers OF rain later postponed their
threshing.