Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-25

Mrs. r. II Garnett OF Hamlin was
up to Audubon on Friday.
Miss Laura Davenport went to her
home at Odebolt on Saturday.
Miss Emma Christensen of Hamlin
was up to Audubon Saturday.
Il. H. Lastine of Extra township
was up TO Audubon on business Fri
day.
w. III. Aiken went down to Anita
Saturday to see niece who is there
visiting friends.
Ed Baker of Lewis came up Thurs
day to see his uncle j. H. Baker, re-
turning Friday.
j. w. Fulton and wife came up Fri
day evening for visit with their son
DR.. j. M. Fulton.
Prof. Minis of the Extra schools
spent the forenoon of Saturday with
friends in Audubon.
Mrs. o. s. Strutz and children went
down to Atlantic Friday evening for
visit with relatives.
DR.. Robert Evans was over at Wal
nut on Friday and at Kirkman on
Saturday to visit patients.
VIM. Watts and son of Davenport.
Iowa, stopped here Friday night to
visit his cousin Mr.. f. S. Watts.
ii. j. Priebe is running the city
water into his new building so as to
have plenty TO water his chickens.
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Mrs. Geo. e. Kellogg went down to
Extra Friday to spend the afternoon
with her brother Hans Marcussen.
Miss Grace McGorrisk of Des
Moines was here last week at the home
OF j. a. Nash returning on Saturday.
s. l.. Reed OF Monteith was in town
Friday having inst returned from Chi
cago where he sold Ia cars of fat cat
tie.
Frank Wilson has sold his black
smith shop to Harry Parrot and gone
to South Dakota TO secure a piece of
land.
A. j. Eddy and wife went over to
kirkman Saturday to spend week or
two with their daughter Mrs. j. Il.
Sherman.
Mrs. w. j. Markley went up to
Ross on Saturday TO spend few
days at the home OF her father-in-law
Mr.. John Markley.
Miss Sylvia Hurd who had been
here with her relatives for several
months left on Thursday for her home
at Wichita, Kansas.
r. w. Melick of Marshalltown
stopped over here Friday with the
family of Mrs. Hurd while on his way
to Wichita, Kansas.
Mrs. M. Il Brewer, having been here
for month with her daughter Mrs.
ii. G. Hansen returned TO her home
at Creston last Friday.
A letter from Villisca SAYS there
are hundreds of bushels of apples
going to waste down there because
there is no market for them.
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Miss Clara Ordway was up from
Brayton Friday to visit with Mrs.
Morey. She returned that evening
accompanied by Miss Bernice Morey
for visit.
Mrs. G.. w. Baker followed her hus-
band to Atlantic last of the week
where he is engaged in the poultry
business and they will make their
home at that place.
Rev. G.. b Christensen and wife
came home Friday from Omaha where
she had been in the hospital for sew
eral months. We are glad to learn
that she is much improved.
The Hooligan company passed
through Audubon Saturday to Allan
lantic where they performed Saturday
night. One of the ladies carried a
bunny along as pet and mascott.
William Barton reached here from
Canada on Friday evening where he
had been for about two months. He
says that he likes it pretty well and
that he earned sufficient TO pay expen-
SEES.
w. g. Parnham, son Of John Parn-
ham, left on Friday for Des Moines
and Cedar Rapids, at which latter
place he is employed as cutter in
large skirt factory employing some
800 hands.
Mr. Reynolds and his sister Ida
of Greeley Center we're up to town on
Friday and shipped a box of good
things to eat to the Deaconess Home
at Omaha which had been prepared
by the ladies of the church and COM
munity down there.
o. G. Donaldson and his brother
Charles returned Friday morning
from trip to Chamberlain, South
Dakota, where they Investigated the
land business but did not make any
purchase, deeming the prices too high
for profitable investment.
The pulpit and altar made by J. M.
Hart and Mr.. Eddy for the Danish
church at Poplar were of the old style,
the former being semi octagonal
box in which the minister stands, and
the latter in the form of a counter
which stands against the wall.
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Gen HastinpS and wife loft IN