Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-08-10
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Mr.. Mike Scharff made a bushes:
trip to Audubon Monday.
Frank, O of Cy Campbell, is re
ported sick with typhoid fever.
John c. Riley will leave Thursda!
oran outing of several weeks in Col
orado.
Miss Hazel Bryant, after a week!
visit here, left Saturday for her home
at Newton.
Mrs. Regan, who was visiting hel
mother Mrs. Houston, returned tt
Newton Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Hawks, of Summit, S
D., are here for an extended visit witt
relatives and friends.
Iona Houston left Tuesday fol
South Dakota to enjoy a season O
shooting and trapping.
Mrs. Shoemaker has been visiting
Mrs. McAninch. She returned to hei
home in Omaha Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Powell, of Chi
cago arrived Monday for a visit with
Ernest Powell and family.
Mesdames Bilharz, Donaldson
Dawson and Wilson were guests o
Mrs. Chester Marlin Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sas left Monday tC
visit the exposition at Portland anC
take in the sights on the Pacific caast
Master Donald Green, of South
Omaha, arrived Monday for a weeks
visit with his grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Alfred Green.
The date of the cantata to be giver
here has been changed to Augugt 10th
and 18th, that it may not conflict with
other entertainments.
A goodly number of people went tC
Audubon last Thursday and joined IL
the different contests, but none OF the
prizes came Exiraward.
Mrs. N. p. Christensen, VERNE
Croy, Miss Belle LancelOt, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Hamlin and E. G. Wilson
were Atlantic visitors Sunday.
Mrs. George Henshaw will return tc
her home at Des Moines Thursday
Her mother Mrs. Houston will accom-
pany her and remain for severa
weeks.
Ed DelahOyde, Kirk Knox and Drs,
Riley and Oldaker went to Audubon
Wednesday to attend a shooting tour
nament and have a try for the Dupont
trophy.
Mr.. McDaniels and daughters, Mrs.
Boorman, of Atlantic, and Mrs,
Schunn, of Penn, left Monday for Ia
coma, Wash and other points in the
far west.
Mrs. Ole Harvey, who has lived a
Fontanelle the past year, will sOor
return to Extra and with her children
occupy her old home in the eastern
part of town.
Chas. Houston, accompanied by
his wife and daughter left Tuesday
for North Dakota to look after thu
harvesting of crops in that section
of the country.
The program committee of thu
Thursday club has outlined the work
of the next year in a neat booklet
and now the members of that clut
will soon get busy.
Mrs. VIM. Fulton and the Misses
Hattie Fulton, Amber Kelsey anC
Flossie McAninch with company out
fit drove to Atlantic Saturday to re
main during Chatauqua.
The Hunter stock of hardware ant
furniture has again changed hands
and in the new deal we find Mr.. Mel
son, formerly of the Johnson mercan-
tile co proprietor of the new estab
lishment.
At a meeting Of the citizens in thu
park Monday evening it was decided
to hold an old soldiers and settlers
reunion at some date in september
and DR.. Riley were appointed a com
mittee on general arrangements.
DR.. Weighton was down from Au
dubon Tuesday and made an unsuc
cessful effort to save the valuable
draft stallion belonging to Denisol
Bros. The horse died after a shor
illness from a complication of di
seaseS.
C. w. Marlin left Wednesday TO
Tecunseh, where he will engage il
newspaper business. We are sorr.
to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin from
our town and while they may find
larger place for a home they will no
find a better than old Extra.
A timely discovery averted a ba'
blaze at the home of j. B. Conrardy
Monday night. One of the little girl
lighted a lamp in an upper room ant
Immediately went down stairs. 1t /
thought that a matchcarelessly throw
down ignited a ~celluloid comb on tn
dresser. Considerable damage wa
done to furniture and rugs before tn
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