Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-08-09

j. J. Quinby went to Des Moines
Friday night.
FOR RENT--A house. Call at Park
| Livery Barn.
I Insure your property in the Hawk
eye Insurance Company.
Miss Eva Perow went down to At
lantic Friday evening.
Bert Dollahide and wife OF Dedham
visited their parents here last OF. the
week.
Rev. Samuel Shoup goes to Coon
| Rapids as pastor of the Christian
| church,.
Two quarters of land are wanted by
parties wishing TO purchase. Leave
word at this office.
| Mrs. Chas. Bagley and son Lewis
went down to Atlantic Friday to re-
main over Sunday.
Clifford Brooks returned Thursday
| from Linn Grove where he had visited
| cousin Tor week,
Mrs. Will Powers went to Extra
| Friday evening in company with her
sister Minnie Heath.
Miss Nettie Earhartof Des Moines
| has been visiting friends in this
county the past week.
Mrs. Mary A, Clark went down to
Hamlin Friday to the home of her
| daughter Mrs. Garnett
|
Peter Johnson received fine new
| carriage Saturday from the manu-
factory at Elkhart, Indiana.
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| Miss Clara Preston went down to
| DesMoines Friday to spend some
time with her aunt Mrs. Beard.
A fine bird dog arrived by express
Friday evening from Leroy Minneso-
to for ID. w. Wood of Audubon.
Geo. L. Kellogg went down to Iowa
City Sunday to attend the Grand
Lodge OF the knights of Pythias.
gone to Fairfield, In the state Of Wash.
Scoi w opcHtl ~ pdFb III TIE summer,
Chas. r.. Stemm was in last Friday
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter of
Harrington who come to make a visit,
Miss inez Black returned last ofthe
week from visit of several weeks In
Colorado for the benefit of her health.
Mrs. Ed Johnson and Mrs. II. A.
Johnson left Friday evening for Nor
ris, Illinois, for visit with relatiy-
eS.
V. l.. Culver and wife left FRIDAY
evening for Peoria, and Mattoon, III
inois, where they will visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wendell with
their daughter left on Sunday for
visit among friends at their old home
Morris. Illinois.
f. Ii. Tharnish went to Chicago
Sunday TO purchase goods for his
Jewelry store and at the same time en-.
enjoy little recreation.
Our -four is guaranteed. Try It.
Corn, oats, hay and mill feed always
on hand. Phone l4l.
u PAT MCCALL.
Several members OF the Mates fam
lily OF Extra passed through Audubon
Saturday from Carroll where thew
attended the funeral of sister.
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Sports OF all kinds at the Woodman
Log Rolling. Steam swing for the
cnlluren, loot races, team race, com
Dlned bicycle and foot race, ring rid
ing, etc. August 10. Come early.
A copy of the Denver News sent by
Mr.. j. Kuhn says that they have been
very much interested out there in the
Iowa hight among the republicans.
j. S. Dunning and his daughter
MISS Erma have been here visiting re-
latiyes. On Monday they went down
10 Vllllsca and later will go to Hill
City, South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milhollin of Anita
were up last of the week for
short visit with the family OF Thomas
Davis who were their former neigh
bors. They returned home Friday.
Owing tothe unusual sizeDf the tick
ct this fall, the board of supervisors
have secured two boxes of larger size
for the ballots in Leroy and Extra.
Two years from now they will be
much larger.
Scott Parnham and family Of
Emmettsburg had been here visiting
his brother John Parnham and his
niece Mrs. John Butterton. They left
Monday for Brooklyn, Iowa, TO see
other friends.
John Stuart of Lincoln having sold
his farm some time ago purchased
200 acres of Tom Clark just over the
line in Guthrie county at $77t an
acre. 1t is said to be very fine farm
well improved and under good guilty.
alton.
DR.. Harris has been having visit
from cousin the Rev. j. +. Grinnell
nf a a Inua xuloa No io