Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-08-02
The Modern woodmen.

The Modern Woodmen.
See the Modern woodmen August
18th.
Miss Jennie Fish departed on Tues,
day for Chicago.
Tickets on sale for Queen Esther al
Roberts and Bilharz'.
Ed Beaver of Griswold visited
friends is town Saturday.
Miss Lulu Sheets went down to At
lantic Wednesday to make visit,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Riggs went down
to Atlantic yesterday for visit with
friends.
Rev. A. r. Grants sermon Sunday
morning will be on the Evolution of
a Sinner"
Miss Tressa CASTOR went down to
Atlantic yesterday for a visit with
friends.
Mrs. j. j. Lewis has gone down to
Atlantic to visit her daughter Mrs
Will Woodward.
f. Il. Jordan of pleasantville, was
here this week on visit with the fam
lily of A. M. Hays.
Mrs. Phoebe Olson of Ross and Mrs.
Eva Miller of Audubon wentto Allan
tic last evening.
Joe Ross, and Nels Jensen and
Judge Green went down to the con-
vention Tuesday.
Mrs. Grace Kerr OF Muscatine arriv.
ed last evening to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Netf.
Mrs. S. X. McLeran of Boise City,
Idaho arrived last evening to visit
the McLeran families in this county.
The annual shoot of the Audubon
Gun Club is in progress today
with quite large attendance from
neighboring towns.
Miss Minnie Trotter and her broth
err returned to Greenfield last night
after visiting their sister Mrs, How
ard Earhart in Viola.
II. o. Craney Is moving into the
room east of the First National Bank
which will be much more convenient
place for his customers.
+. l., Dunphy returned this week
from Canada where he went To look
after the crops on his farm and to
secure little more land
Mrs. H. b. Wilson returned home
yesterday afternoon from two
weeks visit with her daughter Mrs.
Margaret Rinemund at Corning.
Mrs. Nj. Seward sister of Mrs. DR..
Evans left here yesterday for Earlham
where she will make visit before re-
turning To her home at Deadwood.
Mrs. Ben Andrews of Oklahoma
City who has been here on visit TO
her mother Mrs. Mushrush went down
to Stuart yesterday TO visit friends,
Great preparations are being made
by the Modern Woodmen for the
second annual Log Rolling on the 18th
day of August. Come and have good
time.
Mrs. Mary Lewis went down to At
lantic Wednesday noon to visit her
daughter and while there she will take
in some of the good things at the
Chautauqua.
Clark jerks and l.. N. Corwin who
went to Taylor, N. ID. last spring are
planning to return to Audubon county
this fall because they are not satisfied
with that country.
f. q. Niklasou returned Monday
from an extended trip through Cana
da going as far as Edmonton. He
shipped some horses over the line on
which he had TO pay duty OF twenty
per cent.
o. ID. Sanborn who was formerly q
resident of this place is postmaster at
Blytheville, Arkansas from which
place he sends folder issued by the
Business Mems Club advertising the
st. Francis Valley.
Among those who were down at the
Chautauqua Tuesday We noticed Emil
Bilharz and daughter Mrs. Vollmer,
County Clerk White, Mrs. Geo. Buck
and Mrs. Grant, with their children.
The Misses Ella M. Stearns, Gene
Culver, Mary Davis and Mrs. Laura
Griffith went down to Atlantic Mon
day evening to attend Chautauqua.
In the absence of relative of one of
the ladies they would occupy her
home during their stay.
Geo. Henriksen has sold his farm
II miles northwest formerly owned by
Hi Webster to Charlie Dueder 80
acres at $75 an acre. He and his
brother have bought farm of Mrs.
Russell of 100 acres at $50 an acre To-
Gated ii miles from Hamlin.
A letter from Parkerville, Kansas
received Tuesday announced tho SER
ious illness of Mrs. Jelliaon a former
resident of this county. In response,
her daughters Mrs. A. w. Davis and
Mrs. w. G.. Law left at noon yester-
day for that place. We understand
Mrs. Jellison came to the county as
early as 1865.
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