Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-09-13

DR.. Richards was up from Atlantic
on Tuesday.
Miss Gretchen Nash went to Des
Moines Monday,
Robert Evans went to Ayoca Tues
day to take In the fair.
Lewis Watson returned to his stud
les at Indianola Monday.
j. F. Russell arrived home from
Chicago Tuesday morning.
Sid Green from Overton, Nebraska,
is her visiting his brother, Frank.
Miss Jessie Mushrush went down to
Atlantic Tuesday for visit.
For Sale-300 heavy feeders.
3w2 Doak q Lane, Audubon, la.
DR.. Richards will be at DR.. Child's |
, office, Tuesday, September IL. Come
early.
Elijah Birge of Anita was up last
week visiting with his brother-in-law
County Recorder Wood.
Miss Dagmar Hansen of Hamlin
was up to Audubon last week sewing
for Mrs. James Law.
VIM Witt and John Barton of Lin
coin were down to Audubon Thursday
on business and taking in the fair.
Miss Mary Hartvigsen of Douglas
township was in town Saturday to
meet her friend Miss Anna Hansen of
Des Moines.
Our -four is guaranteed. Try it.
Corn, oats, hay and mill feed always
on hand. Phone al.
If PAT MCCALL.
Mrs. Viehle, of Des Moines who
was here visiting her relatives MIR.
and Mrs. j. j. Quinby returned home
yesterday.
Miss Mary Blake of Audubon town
ship was up last week visiting with
the family of John Weighton. She
returned home Saturday.
John A. Nash and family are down
at Des Moines this week attending the
wedding of their niece Miss Mary
Mac Vicar, the daughter of Hon.
John Mac Vicar.
Geo. II. Colebeck of Darlington,
Wisconsin, came over last week To
visit his brother-in-law Il. T.. Thomas
and on monday evening they left for
South Dakota on business.
Miss Glare Frazier who has been
clerking for BilharZ ~ Son received
message on Saturday announcing
that an aunt of hers was dying aud
she left on the first train for her home
at New Sharon.
Mrs. AK. Fullerton of Weston,
Iowa, has been here the past week on
visit with her mother, Mrs. Agnes
Cole. They keep in touch with the
home people by taking the Republican
and paying for it in advance.
DR.. S. X. Leak who spent several
months here in the Office of DR.. r. l..
Harris, left last week for his home at
Burlington. From there he will go to
KeOkuk to complete his course in
dentistry which he will do in another
year.
Mrs. Bangs, who had been in Au-
dubon for over year to wait upon s
her mother whose sickness terminated
in death short time ago, left on Sat
urday for Chicago where she will
visit for time and then go to her
home at Boston.
James Lee brought in a pail of
Wyandotte and DeSoto plums last
Saturday and placed them on the
editorial desk with his compliments.
They were just as fine as grow any
where and he has the thanks of the
Office for the kindly remembrance.
The Republican is under obligation
to the Advocate for the use of their
type giving an extended list of pre-
miums awarded by the Agricultural
Society, by which courtesy we are en-
abled to give the list to our readers
readers in this issue.
Chas, E. Syden of Manning came {
down yesterday evening and while
waiting for the train to return he {
bought that little pony and outfit Of
Mr.. Lee for the use of his children.
Mr.. Syden has secured a fine little
animal that is trustworthy as well as
good looking.
r. J. Creveling left on Saturday ;
evening for his old home in Pennsyl-
vania at Bloomsbury on the North
Branch of the Susquehana north of
Harrisburg, whittier he goes after an {
absence of sixteen years to enjoy a
family reunion. Mr.. Creveling came
west in 1872 and has been back but
once in the thirty four years.
John Reinemund left on Tuesday
for trip to Canada combining bust
ness and pleasure. He will be gone
ten days or two weeks and while up !
there will visit with Gus Hahn and
other Iowa friends. AS Mr.. Reinemund
attends closely to business all through
the year he will enjoy this outing all