Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-09-27

Senator Dolliver in Audubon.
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II. Kilborn went up to Manning
John Makes of Ross was down to
he city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Bilharz return
ID home Monday.
Miss Maud Darland went to Coan-
ii Bluffs yesterday.
Hear Senator Dolliver at Audubon
Friday, October 9Th.
Rev. A. r. Grant preached out at
Bethel last Sunday.
Good brood mares for sale at all
lines by Col. carper. 37tf
Read the Norris hog sale notice
elsewhere in this paper.
Geo. Cosson made a trip to Mann
ng Saturday on business.
A. c.. Forsback made short visit
o the county seat Tuesday.
N. d. Hamlin and II. II. Dimick
we're up from Extra yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Davis went down to
Anita yesterday for short visit.
Miss Ella Ehlert of Ross was down
o Audubon between trains Tuesday
DR.. Richards will be at DR.. Child's
,ffice, Tuesday, October .. Come
early.
G.. G. Harper has been taking some
inc pictures of John Weighton's Du-
'oc-Jersey hogs. l.
Bring your poultry to j. II. Baker,
lie will pay the highest market price
n cash or trade. 39tf
Ed Rutherford of Marshall county
S visiting at the home OF his father,
rhos. Rutherford. l.
Mrs. G.. w. Hoover went down to
Extra yesterday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Oscar Hunt.
II. II. Graham went down to Anita
Monday evening on his return from
/ visit in North Dakota.
Simon Hansen went to Des Moines
to take the work connected
With the Shriner's degree.
j. II. Eddy with his wife and baby
ella went to Omaha Tuesday to be
present at the wedding of Mr.. Eddy's
brother.
Mrs. Win NJ. Darr went down TO
Council Bluffs on Tuesday to visit for
/ time with her cousin Mrs. j. T.
Williams.
Chester Wheeler and wife left Mon.
or Atlantic from which place they
will go To their home at Norman,
Oklahoma.
An Epworth League social will be
leld Friday evening in the parlors OF
ream will be served.
Mrs. G. II. Earhart of Des Moines
md her sister, Mrs. Patterson, have
,een here visiting the sons OF Mrs.
Garhart and other friends.
Rev. G.. B. Christensen went to
Council Bluffs yesterday in charge OF
! company Of young people to attend
/ meeting of the Danish church.
The evening meetings on Sunday at
he several churches will commence at
30 hereafter instead of s o'clock
Young Peoples Meetings at $50.
A. A. Talbot of Manning is in
own on visit with his sons. Mr..
Talbot is hale and hearty old
gentleman having passed his four
core years.
At the M. f.. church Sunday morn
ng, Rev. A. II. Grant will preach I
IpOn "Childlikeness la the even {
ng his text will be "There was great {
oy in that city" {
About two dozen of the young peo.
lie of Ebene2er church of Douglass
ownship went to Council Bluffs yes.
erday TO attend young peoples
Meeting of the Danish Lutheran
hurch.
Rev. Mr.. Hill, pastor of the Audu.
)on circuit asks us to announce that
le will preach at Bethel next Sunday
morning at ll:00 o'clock; at Melville
center at 300 and at Ross at 1880 in
he evening.
j. G.. Madsen, who had been here
or a visit with his mother and
lis sister, Mrs. Jens G.
Johnson, left yesterday for Council
Bluffs and will go from there to his
home at Glen, Nebraska.
Don Drake and his mother went to
Des Moines yesterday for visit with
friends. On Friday Don will go on
20 Chicago to continue his dental
studies in Northwestern University.
Mrs. Drake will return next week.
Deputy Sheriff Rutherford is NOV
ng to the property recently purchased
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