Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
PROGRESSIVE piano contest.

Progressive piano contest.
THE Man Against the Masses"
Friday evening Nov. 10.
Mrs. Kirk Knox, of Extra, was call
ing on friends in this city, Tue sday,
Hear Frank Dixon on 1.-THE Man
Against the Masses" tomorrow even
ing,
1.-The Man Against the Masses at
the Presbyterian church on Friday
evening this week.
Mrs. Nick Roth went to Ross, last
Tuesday morning, TO visit with her
friends for few days.
Hans Marquesen, his wife and two
little daughters, OF Extra, passed Mon
day in this city calling on friends.
Gersom Laubender returned, Mon
day morning, from Chicago VIII ere he
had been on a pleasure trip for a lew
days.
Mr.. Frank Johnson, OF the firm OF
Johnson and Buck, of this city, went
to Omaha, Monday evening, on a.
business trip.
Wills Staley is laying twenty-one
hundred feet Of cement floor ia the
basement of the Presbyterian church,
in this city.
III. A. Rates expects To have a sale
December 49, and mentions the fact
now so that no one else may select
the same date.
Mrs. William Cloughley, her son.
in-law, Justin Quinby and his wife de-
parted Monday for Omaha to pass a
few days with friends.
Miss May Smith, daughter of Mrs
l.. Smith, started Tuesday noon for
Hill City, Kansas, where she will pass
a few weeks visiting relatives.
j. A. Cough, the Atlantic tailor,
was in the city, the first of the week,
looking after business. He will visit
Audubon once each month hereafter.
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Rev. Jensen. pastor of the Extra
Danish Lutheran church, was In Au-
dubon, Monday, Soliciting funds for
the new edifice they are erecting down
there.
ID. II. Jones, the Casey auetioneer,
was in the wreck on the North
Western, near the fair grounds, Hno
left for his home over the Rock Island
on Monday noon.
Henry b. Herbert, WHO'S employed as
clerk in the House of Representatives
at Washington, ID. c., started for
that city on the Tuesday noon train |
TO resume his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cramer, who
reside near this city, started Tuesday
for York, Nebraska, where they went
10 have good visit with his brothers |
and sisters, for few days.
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Frank Wilson and wife started over
lhe North Western, Tuesday morning
for Vivian, South Dakota, TO looE
after their landed interests. They eX-
pect to be gone an indefinite time.
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The family OF Mrs. A. I. Brainard
of this city, received telegram, OF
Monday, from the lady's daughter,
Mrs. &. Ii. Mcintosh, at Plymouth,
Wisconsin, saying that her husband
Rev. Mcintosh, was a very sick man,
Doctor John Riley, who had beef
at Winnebago, Minnesota, on wish
TO his son, John Riley, and having b
good duck hunt at The same time.
passed through Audubon, Tuesday
morning, on the way to his home AZ
Extra
Mrs. Hamilton Campbell, of Anita,
who had been out into Viola visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Wager, was
calling upon herrfriends at the Thorn
as Davis home, in this city, for a da!
this week and departed for her home,
over the Rock Island, Monday noon.
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Wilson went to
Atlantic, last Saturday, to attend the
funeral of his friend, Orran Hodge,
who died out at Los Angeles, Califor
mia, and the body was brought back
to Atlantic for burial, the last Of the
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson returned
home yesterday.
John rutherford, who has beef
deputy during High Sheriff Northup's
first term, has handed in his resigna
ton To take effect today. Hereafter
Mr.. Rutherford smiling countenance
will be found behind the counters al
the Christensen and Lang hardware
store, in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Carlyle Of this
city, had the pleasure of visit, the
past week with his mother and sister.
whose home is at Lacrosse, Wiscon-
sin. Monday the ladies departed for
Fremont, Nebraska, where they will
pass the winter with another one OF
Mrs. Carlyle's daughters.
G.. III. Jones writes us to send the
Republican to their address at Hotel
Astoria, Los Angeles, california, ana
a note as follows I'VE had long
but pleasant journey. Spent one day
at San Francisco, looking over the
ruins of the earthquake and fire. i
is sad sight to behold, and the half
has never been told. 1t must be seen
to be realized. We arrived here last
Tuesday evening November the 9th
very tired. We are located in plea
SAINT suit of rooms in Hotel Astoria
where we expect to spend the winter.