Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12
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/ Mildred Bartlett and Vera Ander
sen passed Friday night with relatives
In Atlantic.
Lottie Chamberlain was In Extra be-
tween trains Friday.
| James McGovern of Atlantic is Wis.
iting this week with his son T. j. Nc,
Govern and family.
| Emma and Nora Larsen returned
Sunday from Friend, Nebraska, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Soren Andersen made a bushes trir
to Audubon one day last week
| Ruby Koob went to Des Moines last
week with her grandmother of Anita
on visit with friends.
Mitt Horton has been installed as
| clerk in the Jocum Jensen store. AL
| fred Jorgensen, the former clerk, to-
| gether with John Hansen intend to at
tend school in Omaha.
Bessie Ide spent one night last week
with friends in Atlantic.
Horace Bartlett was in Avoca the
| latter part of last week visiting his
uncle Tip Cupp.
Chas. Thompson arrived in Bray.
ton Tuesday from Omaha where he has
worked the past summer.
Dena Hensley and Ellowene Dimick
| of Extra attended the party in Bray.
ton Monday night.
Ed Delahoyde, Nick Theilen, and
VIM Kommes of Extra were calling on
Brayton friends Friday.
LATE Simpson and his men were in
Brayton Monday putting up two new
| wires from here to Templeton.
John Cotton loaded his goods into
car Monday and he and his family
will leave this week for their new home
in Council Bluffs.
Arlie Ensor and Evelyn Wood were
transacting business in Audubon Sat-
urday.
Clyde and Floyd Freeman and VIM
Koob we're in Extra on business be-
tween trains Tuesday.
John Kelly wears very happy smile
| nowadays since the arrival of that fine
baby girl at their home Sunday.
Thos Patty of Extra was in Bray
ton Monday talking insurance to his
| friends.
Mrs. Curry of Atlantic is visiting
her son, John Curry and family this
week.
Rev Broome resigned his pastor.
ate here and left Tuesday for his home
in Geneseo, Illinois.
A farewell surprise party was given
Monday evening at the Braytop Hall
in honor of Harry and Helen Cotton
who leave this week for their new home
at Council Bluffs. About fifty of their
friends and school mates were present
Games and dancing for the evening"
amusement and light refreshment we're
served. Helen was presented with a
beautiful gold bracelet as a token of
the high esteem in which she was held.
| AT late hour the guests departed for
their home with many wishes for their
happiness and success in their new
home and in their school work.
Alice Basham OF Extra spent Tues
| day night with her aunt Mrs, Ellis
Cannon.
Honest Pete Christensen and Ebbe
Hansen of Extra had business in
Brayton Monday.
Zephyr Smith was shopping in Elk
ira Tuesday between trains.
Mrs Harm and Chris Kringle of AT.
lantic attended the funeral of their re-
lative Mr.. Bertleson who died at the
s. E. Nelson home.
The Woodmen and Royal Neigh
bors gave an oy ster supper and a dan
ce for their families Tuesday evening
which was largely attended.
| Eli Hansen was "a passenger to Aud.
ubon Wednesday morning.
| VIM Henry of Mapleton, Iowa, is a
guest at the Hockenberry home.
J L. Anderson and wife of Council
| Bluffs are here this week to attend the
| funeral OF MIR. Bertleson.
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