Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-10-31

Aiby-OuS years ago. duu SeLblSu Uu buc |
beautiful wooded and prairie tract of
land where the family have since re-
sided shortly afterwards. For several |
years he has been in poor health, moth
ing of a violent nature, but just a |
gradual wearing out of the human |
machinery until the end came. He was
kind and loving father, a true friend
and man who never turned belated
traveller away who came to his door
footsore and weary but always gave
them shelter and food and sent them
on their way with good cheer.
| Local News /
Miss Hazel Nef passed Sunday in
Atlantic with relatives and friends.
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j. M. Renftle, the land man, went
to Des Moines, Monday, on business.
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Bert Keith was away to Sioux City
and other points on business, first OF
the week.
Lawrence Johnson of Elkhorn has
bought the Godfredson farm at $ll2.50
per acre.
G. f. Ruhs, of Ross vicinity went
to Anita, Saturday, to visit his broth
er, Henry Ruhs.
Peter Anderson and family, who
had been visiting relatives up in Wis
consin, came home last Saturday.
Bert Eaton and family are enjoying
visit from his father and mother
who arrived from Fonda, last of the
week.
Miss Martha Dunn, night operator
at the Audubon telephone central office
made trip to Sioux City, last of the
week.
Esta Simpson, Of south Extra town
ship, was calling on her brother, LATE
Simpson, and wife in this city, last
Sunday.
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Mrs. viii Cloughly came home on
IIOu u SOOd Nlolb WIN hOi
daughter, Mrs. Justin Quinby, at Des
Moines.
LATE Simpson received another car
load of poles this week to use on his
telephone lines in this end of the
county
Judge Green went to Avoca, Mon
day, to preside at law case and from
there he will 60 to Council Bluffs to
hold court
l.. B. jennings, who had been con-
fined to his home the past six weeks
on account of illness, was able to re-
sumo his work Monday.
Mrs. John A. Nash, President of the
| Iowa Federation of Womens' Clubs,
started Monday for Iowa City and
Ames TO attend meetings.
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The members of the Rebekah Lodge,
as is their custom remembered grand
ma Cole with Carnations for which
| she is very grateful indeed.
w. S. Roberts, one of the city dray-
men, went out to Council Bluffs, last
Saturday, to take a couple of weeks
rest from his arduous duties.
May Layland was at the Rock Island
depot, Saturday noon, to bid her cous-
in, Mrs. Sellers, of Des Molnes, who
had been here visiting her relatives,
| goodbye.
Vivian Heath, of Brayton, passed
Saturday in Audubon, the guest OF
her cousins, Misses Jennie, Grace and
Marion Jennings, at the l.. b. Jen-
nings home.
f. S. Watts and wife returned Mon
day from quite an extended visit with
their son, Charles Watts, who is at
tending college at Chicago, and other
eastern cities.
i The Christian church ladies will
give ten-cent social -at the home OF
Mrs James Carper, on next Saturday
night. Refreshments will be served
and a good time is anticipated.
/ Mrs. Gibbons, of Walnut, who had
been here on a visit to her brother, r.
10. Craney, and family, returned home
Saturday. She was accompanied as
far as Atlantic by Mrs. Ben CASTOR,
who went TO visit.
Roy Hibbs started, Sunday noon,
for Sapulpa, Indian Territory, to pass
the winter, and we understand his fam
; ily will follow shortly. MIR. Hibbs is
mighty swift and expert baick layer,
so if they have anything in that line
down there he will probably show
them a thing or two about brick lay
ing.
Wednesday October twenty third AL
lison w. r.. g. gave a reception at
the home of Mrs. Mary kraus in hon
or OF Mrs. Julia a. Caldwell a corps
member of Morris Illinois and Mrs.
Tillitha Kester Corps member OF
Grand Junction, Colorado, light re-
freshments being served. And on Sat
urday October twenty sixth, the Corps
visited grandma Cole to celebrate her
, ninety fifth birthday. Their stay was