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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-24
PRICE LEVEL HIGH IN 1906.
Bureau Of Labor Shows Comparative
Cost of Commodities for II Years.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 24.-Af-
ter a comprehensive investigation, the
bureau of labor has reached the con-
clusion that wholesale prices, consid-
ering 25S commodities as whole.
reached a higher level in 1906 than at
any other time during the II year Pc
Rod covered The average for the
year 1906 was Sc per cent higher than
for 1905: 36.5 per cent higher than that
for 1897. the year of lowest prices dur
ing the II year period, and 22.4 per
cent higher than the average for 10
years from 1890 to 1899.
Prices reached their highest point
during the II year perior in December,
1906, the average for that month be-
ing Al per cent higher than the aver
age for the year 1906, and SO per cent
higher than the average for December,
1905.
An examination of the prices Of va
rious articles covered by the investiga-
ton shows that Notwithstanding this
large average increase, tie increase in
price did not extend to all commodities.
Of 25S articles for which wholesale
prices were obtained 80 showed no
change in average price for the year
and so showed a decrease in price as
compared with 1905. while. ITS showed
an increase in price.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-24
CITY News II BRIfF

There will be no social Friday night
by the Christian Endeavors. The en-
tertainment was postponed.
A marriage license was issued today
to- George T. Mckinney. and Mrs. NJ. ].
Anderson.
The excursion to Pendleton next
Sunday will leave here at o'clock in
the morning and start from the Oregon
city. returning. at o'clock in the even
Ing. 4
An ex-parte contest was flied In the
hand ONCE this ,nsnfning tor the !pps-;
session of a strip OF desert land in
Benton county. by J. II: VeIutat ~
Herbert, Libby. the*y1oounx ". 8. 6.
student who was stricken WITH sptnGf
meningitis is in a. critical conditioR at
the Wslla walla hospital *. C. Libby.
HE father, has come to Wallae Watia~ to
watch at his sons bedside. -
Green Park schools fast baseball ag-
sregation scafped their ambitious RI
walls from Washington school by a
score of 10 to s yesterday, in well
played and interesting game at the
Green Park ball grounds.
Ten thousand bales of raw jute were
received at the state penitentiary yes
terday. The shipment came directly
from Calcutta. When in full operation
the Plant at the pen" consumes Is
bales of jute daily.
Armory skating rink closed its doors
last night for the season. Hereafter it
will be open for private skating and
polo games which will be played occas-
ionally. Manager AL Painter will leave
soon for Seattle where he will run a
big rink in Luna Park during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. John Clare Monteith, a grand
nephew of Marcus Whitman will give
a song recital at the college the even
ing of May 2, on his return from
Pullman, where he is taking lead
ing part in the musical festival to be
held there. Mr.. Monteith lives in Port
land where he has reputation as
singer Of rare ability.
Building permits for the construc
ion of structures involving an outlay
Of $4,000 have been issued by the
building inspector during the past
week They are as follows: Baker &
Boyer, garage, Main and Palouse
streets, $4,000; Preston & Co, garage
Spokane and East Alder, $4,000; Cook.
Barnett & Co, business block, First
and Alder, $4,000; Bert O.. Driver, sta
BILE, Pearson street.. 5000.
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ENTRIES FLOWING IN FOR BIG TRACK
MEET TO Be HELD BY WHITMAN COLLEGE

Arnes. Ralph Wilson. Lee Simmons.
Lincoln Cornwall Chester Cooke, Ar
thur Chiles. Defamation Crnc+ar
Moxey, Effect of Death Of Lincoln"
Palouse H. S.-Holt Boone, Tracy
Cox. Ben Lemley. Roy Pussy. Frank
Kendall. William Wiley. Roy Klots.
Frank Green. Raleigh Calvert. Dec
lamation not chosen.
Colfax H. S.-Geo. Meary, Arnold
Jameson. Thurston Worley. Burch
Thompson, Arthur Stapleton, Der,
Hargrave, Joe Harter. Daniel Welty
Declamation-Elsie Mckenzie, THE
Horseman in the Sky
Baker City H: S.-Harry Liltig, Leo
Jenkins, Claud White. w. Schumacher,
Bernie Baer, Geo. Jet, Robt. Kellogg,
Martin. Hazeltipe, Lynne Blumme.
Leland Finch. Defamation, Alma
Payton. THE Grand Motive Touch
w. w. H. S.-Bollerman, w. Steel.
Schwallbach. Stack, T. Steel. Proud
foot. Blackman. Woods, Greenslade
Simpson. Kennedy, Bowers. Miller.
Dresser. Whitney. Harvey. Declama-
tion-Fred Schwallbach. Pitt on the
American Revolution" >
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PERSONAL MENTION

T.. F. Zerba was visitor from Athe-
ma yesterday.
Arthur Fidlay is q business visitor to
the city from Portland.
c. F. Nichols Of Freewater. came to
town this morning.
Miss Agnes Clark has returned from
Portland where she has been attending
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Dishman of Di-
vision street leave this evening for
Ashland, Ore.
Mr. L. ]. Kintz left this afternoon for
Idaho Falls. ID, for short visit
W. N. D. Kent left on the afternoon
0. r. & N train for Elgin, Ore.
M S. Jones of the Puget Sound
Warehouse company, will leave on the
O. r. & N. train for Portland tonight
on a short business trip.
Mrs Van Dyke of A." aitsburg, passed
through the city today en- route to
Portland.
H. Adams came down from Clarks-
ton, Wash, yesteHay on a business
trip.
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Entries for the big track meet at
Ankeny oval next week have been re-
ceived from Is schools and by tomor-
row a half dozen more institutions are
expected to send in their lists. a..
Interest in the defamation contest
Is greater than ever before as is evinc-
ed by the large number of schools to
send orators. Something like 20 youth
full spellbinders will try for the hand
some medals offered by the college.
Following is list of the entries re-
ceived to date: -~ s...-,. -
Oaksdale H. ,S.-P. Knapp. r. Nc
Kenzie, G. Mustard, F. .Brownelle, T
Mcclure. c. -!Torpey. c. johnson, v
Garfield, NJ. Blevins. G. Harris, NJ.
skidmore Declamation-..Jenni Busch
"The Telltale Heart" =:
Lewiston H. S.-Earl Storer, COTE
Eckert. Robert Thompson. Donald
Thompson. Graham Morris, Wendell
Phillips. Louis Drither, Bruce Hersey,
Ben Doris. E. F1ickinger, Dell Gorby,
Alfred custer, Forest Smith. .Declam-
atfon-Alfred Eustus-4''R egulus to the
Carthagenians." -:
Waitsburg Academy.-John Edwards
Oscar Buchanan. Robt. Leid. F. Kelley.
John White, Alvin Scott.
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MOOD RIVER ORCHARDS go. -.
ATTRACT BIe BUYERS

PORTLAND, April ga syndicate
of Portland real estate dealers, COM
posed of j. o. Rountree Of Whiting &
Rountree. E. j. Daily, ]. -Adrian Ep-
ping and c. T. Baker have purchased
Gal acres of Hood River apple land
and have already let contracts for
clearing the entire tract and planting 1t
in apple trees. They will set it In
Spitzehbergs and tNewtons exclusive
'ly. the apples that made Hood river
famous the world over.
!. In addition to the syndicate purchase
M. Eppirg owns 80 acres, 10 acres OF
which. Isl In full bearing, and from
which. he derived a net income last
year, Of 1900, Mr.. Rountree purcha sed
20 acres individually a. few weeks ago.
which ne is having made ready for
planting, F., J. Daily bought a quarter
section hear the syndicate purchase
last sfalt, all Of which will be set in APP
pies next winter. =, $685. =.
Within the past year large amount
of Portland money has gone into Hood
river and Whlte Salmon lands.
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Garfield H. S.@Joe Miller. ]. p.
Laird, James Warrell. Wallace Stro-
hecker, Robert Kerns. Guy Coe. Lee
Houn. James Gwinn. Cecil Love. Will
lam Scott. Defamation Wallace
Strahecker, IAN Appeal to Arms"
Pomeroy H. S.-Ora Willis. Delbert
McCouse, Stanley Dixon. Robert Lee,
George Cole. Defamation. Geo. Cole,
boy Orator of Zepata City,"
Boise H. S. Henry Quirk. Bonnie
Waits, Frank Wyman, Eugene Payne.
Robert Lee, Will Pierce, Edward Muir
ply. Horace Palmer, oliver Price.
.Claud Moon. Defamation. - Olive
Price, Horace Greely's Ride to Plac-
eryille.'
Waitsburg H. SO men.
La Grande H. S.-Virgil Bolton.
Frank Earls, Chas. Reynolds. Joe
Ingle, n. Hamilton, w. Pearl. Bruce
Borders. Roy Steven, Henry Heiden-
reich, Fred Youpng. Joe Williamson.
M. Childers, Oran Shaffer.
=. Pendleton Observation-Disclosures by
Hazel Hambleen. THE Famine"
Ellensb,irg H. S.-Tom Murray.
Claude Coffin, Earle McCarty, Willis
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FINDS HIS HOME STOLEN.
Goes to Where He Had Buildings, but
They Are Gone.

CEILINGS, Mont, April 24.-E. H
Becker, we'll known newspaper man
and formerly proprietor Of the Daily
Gazette Of this city. literally has been
robbed Of house and home.
When Mr.. Becker several WEEKS ago
disposed of his interest In the newepa-
Der business he purchased the Indian
upon a claim in the Crow
and intended to homestead.
Since then he has been closing up his
business affairs preparatory to NOV
ing to his claim. He loaded his house.
hold goods upon a truck and. taking
along a quantity Of provisions, started
for his claim.
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annex or not to annex" The usual
polling places will be used in the city
and for the outside districts Nick
wierk's show corner. 1saac's avenue
and DIVISION street and A. WILSON'S
residence near the cemetery. The
polls will be open all day.
Much amusement was wrung out OF
the gov natured discussion over the
request Of Chief Metz to be authorized
to make a horse trade. There is an
equine in the substation which the
chief thinks could be replaced to saa-
vantage with one which Mordo NC
Donald Is willing to trade for him. A
mption to allow the swap" to be made
carried with a laugh. -
All the reports Of the various depart
ments looking to economy which were
read at a previous meeting were adopt
ed. The only discussion was on the
street committee report which in
volved the scavenger question. '>-'.
The Banquo like vehicle license
question came up last night on the
third reading Of the ordinance allow
ing wood, lumber, sand and lime to be
hauled in unlicensed wagons. After
considera BILE discussion, consultation of
petitions, etc, it was decided to lay the
whole matter over until next meeting
as it was more than probable there
would be a petition for another sort IF
ordinance then and it would be waste
Of time to pass one at this time.
The ordinance for the improvement
Of Chestnut street from Chase avenue
to Ninth street was passed. j. D. KEEL
ly was granted liquor license Tor
1912 East Main street.
The health committee was given the
task of looking into the merits of Il
petition asking that the council take
steps to regulate the stream which
flowed from the city park through the
city and was nuisance from 81
Mary's hospital to Twelfth street. Ii
will probably be turned into the sewer
mains at Seventh street.
The report of the water committee
recommending the contract to furnish
Fort Walla Walla with water at same
terms as at present, was adopted.
The street committee reported that
President PenrOse of Whitman college,
had assured them the institution was
willing to dedicate its proper sha OF
College avenue. The committee recon-
mended the street be graded and the
street car company required to put
40 TRACKS, in the middle of the street,
which was adopted.
NeWeiI street Will be graded ana
sidewalked according to recommends
ton Of the street committee.
The city will reimburse the Central
Christian church people for the paw
ing of eight feet in Palouse street near
the Red Cross monument.
The report OF the finance commit
zee recommending that E. G. Cox be
given a refund on erroneous assess
ment was adopted.
The city attorney filed report say
ing that the general health ordinance
would cover cases where rubbish. ETC..
was thrown On another persons prop
erty. This will obviate the necessity
of a special hospital ordinance.
City Attorney Blandford also filed a
report upon the matter of erecting a
building in Second and Birch streets.
Although the street has never been or
nuIdily plated, Birch was 80 feet IN
width below Second street, which per-
mitted a 20 fooot irregularity at Sec
ond street.
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AUCTION SALE.
-.A - ~

At 1850. at my place in Milton, Ore
gon.
Corner Main and Ellis streets. I city
lots so by 100 feet. small house and
barn. These lots are situated at the
corner of Main and Ellis streets on
car line and will be sold on terms Of
half cash. half twelve U2) months
time. will sell household furniture
Some wood. about 3 tons of hay, one
3-inch wagon, one good mich COW;
garden tools. Terms
cash. Am leaving the country is my
reason for selling.
r. E. VINSON,
Col ]. L. Baldwin,
Auctioneer.
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ooina Business Aaain,

'When my friends thought I waP
about to take leave OF this world. or
account Of indigestion. nervousness
and general debility" writes A.. A..
Chisholm. Treadweil. N. r., land when
It looked AZ II there was no hope left.
was persuaded to try Electric BIT
ters. andsI eejoice to say that they ara
curing me Lam now doing business
again as Of old, and am still gaining
daily" Best tonic medicine on earth.
Guaranteed by e. L. Smalley, drug
gist. SOC.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-24
DOM Put OF

for tomorrow VIVA, you can 90 today.
II you put of buying q bottle Of Bal
lard's Snow Liniment, when that pain
comes you won't have any. buy a bottle
today. A positive cure for Rheuma-
tfsm. Burns, Cuts. Sprains. Contracted
Muscles. etc. T. s. Graham. Prairie
Grove. Ark. writes: Il wish to thank
you for the good results received
from Snow Liniment. It positively
cured me Of Rheumatism after others
had failed.
Sold by A. B. Shelton.
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ARRESTED; BEATEN; DIES.

liveryman Succumbed as Result Of In
juries Inflicted by Marshal.
ANAMOSA. Ia, April 24.-Beaten
until unconscious. Thomas Peet, a
liveryman of Anamosa died today from
his injuries. Peet, it is declared, re-
sisted arrest when City Marshal Mar
tin Kenyon. it is said. began beating
him. Peet was intoxicated at the time
and drew a knife. Friends say he did
not know what he was doing. It is de-
clared the marshal will be prosecuted.
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When he reached it he fond TIA,

When ne reached it he fond that
every building on it, including a sub
stantial log cabin, a stable, and a
woodshed, had disappeared Ev.sy
stick of wood composing the building
had been taken and the newsps perrnan
found himself without shelter for
the night. He managed TO camp out In
the wagon, however, and next morn
ing returned to town for a load of
humber with which to construct .
shack. Incidentally he posted an Of
fer Of a reward Of SIS for the miscreant
W no stole his happy home:
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Arrested for Murder

DOVER, Del, April 24.-Frank But
Ter. a sailor. was arrested today
charged with the murder of Horace
Marvin. 1t is supposed Butter at least
knows where the boy or his body is
hidden. Butler and another were the
last to see the boy when they were
moving his effects.
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Won, cough Is only in the throat ana
does nat trouble you now. don't think
that II needs no attention ~nen ~
has not. had much OF start 10 "N
time to check II, The siishtest co.s"
easily leads to Pneumonia. broaen.t,'
ana Consumption. A bottle OF ba'.
iard's Horehound Syrup will cure tnat
cough. The price puts 1t within reach
II all. .-- e.
Sold by A. B. Shelton.
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Horse Shot Under Her.

BUTTE, Mont. April 24.-Mlss
Keefer. a teacher in the public schools
Of Anaconda, narrowly escaped death
yesterday while horseback riding in
the hills. While on gallop. her horse
was shoot dead beneath her. probably
by a stray bullet from the rifle OF some
hunter. She was thrown violently TO
the ground and her horse just missed
falling on her. Miss Keefer was Sc
verely bruised. =.
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q EN- E RAJ.
WALLA " ALA, WASH.

WALLA NaLLA, WASH.
WALLA WALLA JUNK SHOP.
Wholesale and retail dealers in all
kinds of Hides, Wool, Scrap Iron,
Brass. Copper. Rubber, Lead. Zinc.
Bottles Old Rulers and Second
Hand Sacks and Second Hand Fur
niture. Stoves and Carpets.
EPSTEIN & YOUDOVITCH
Phone Main $50. 121 East Main st.
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
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John Mitchell Sick.

CHICAGO. April 24.-John Mitchell.
president of the mine workers IS a
very sick man. He was taken Ill here
enroute to the east. Physicians are
undetermined as to the nature OF the
malady. His wife has been sent for
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MONEY roIoAN

To Ioan-One to $1,000 on good, i'm
proved city property or 1arm land. j.
=. LEONARD. Room 1, Jones Building.
Phone 1345. So
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Owls Attention.

Owls Attention.
Quarterly dues are now due and pay
able at the following places: e. "
mans, eo2 q. Main street; A. :. Masoa'
Il south Third street CIV 70 % e"'
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piles Cured n u ~ peys
PAZO OINTMENT u guarantees
to cure any Csc Of Itching, BhsA.
Shedding or Protrudin6 Piles In . -
~ Aavs ~ money REFUNDED Sc.
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ATTORNEYS.

S. F. ING-ATTORNEY AND COUN-
sellor at Law. 81 IL w. Main st. tt
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WANTED.

NrrD-TO BUY A GOOD SAD
" -. horse. Enquire at Statesman Of
fee
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y. ". CooKERLY. UNDERTAKEN
sad Embalmer. 7 1-3 First street.
We are licensed by both Washington
and Oregon Boards Of Health to ship
bodies. Is
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l||!|||
Ransom Block
Corner First and Alder Streets.
Business Directory
FIRST FLOOR.
GOLDEN RULE DEPARTMENT
Store.
+ SECOND. FLOOR. =
e. D. MATTISON. LOANS .INSUR-s
ance, Surety Bonds, Notary Public.
Rooms 206-207: Phone Main $780,.
>'''--','">~"-~~"'''"~~~>>~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DIR. c. N. sUTTNER. ROOMS 212-21s
:; 214. Telephones Office. Main 1855:
| Residence. 1856. ..,f.. '.-..
THIRD FLOOR.
RAIDER & KING. ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors at Law. Phone III
Rooms S13, 3l4. 315. BIG. -s-a|
-,
E. F. BARKER. ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. Rooms 3l5. $40.
-~>~.>~~~~~>~.>>>~>>
DR. A. e. BRADEN. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. 3e4 to 3e7 Ransom Bldg.
ONCE Phone Main 1443: Residence
Phone, Main 1444. Walla Walla wn.
FOURTH FLOOR. = -
WEATHER BUREAU-ROOMS 4i2.
41s. F. Newman. observer. Tele-
phone, Main 514. *
-~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~>~
THE vIAV1 SYSTEM OF TREAT
ment cures In Natures own way
WIN surely save you from the Knife,
Parlors. 2is. >al7.~. Telephone 80. :
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E. F. BARKER. ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. Rooms 3l5, 310
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20 Cure a Cold IN One Day.
axe LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
a0ie's' Druggists refund money X II
ls'is to cure. E. W. GROVES signs'
1fe Is on each box: 26c
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DR. A. e. BRADEN. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. 3e4 to 3e7 Ransom Bldg
ONCE Phone Main 1443: Residence
Phone, Main 1444. Walla Walla Wn.
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DIR. c. NJ. SUTTNER. ROOMS 212-21s
:; 2l4. Telephones Office, Main 1855:
Residence. lS6. .-..'~. ~.
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THIRD FLOOR.

RAIDER & KING. ATTORNEYS AND
Councillors at Law. Phone rs
Rooms S13, 314. 315, ZIG. -s-@
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WANTED.
mo- a'fler boy with a horse at States
man OfSna
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FOR SALE.

rop SAI.E+SHOW CASES AND
rar easeIs; inquire at Maney's Book
store. or Hardwick, the Jeweler, 81
South Fourth street. rs
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ANNEXATION 10 BE VOTED

CONTINUED from rage One.)
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,uAyE GOOD PASTURE FOR SALE
three miles south OF town. Inquire
w. s. Raglan, r. F. b. No. I. Box g..
80
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UNDERTAKINGS.

Z 3. HENNESSEY. UNDERTAKEN
ana Licensed Embalmer. a12 W. Main
sue't, Phone Isl. Opposite Court
House.
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SUITS PRESSED.

SUITS PRESSED.
'iOLLERS PRESSING CLUB
o'eahing Of ladies' and sgentiemen's
garments. Hats blocked and cleaned.
North Third street.
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SECOND. FLOOR. =:
=
E. D.. MATTISON. LOANS INS1JR-
ance. Surety Bonds, Notary Public.
) Rooms. 206-207: Phone Main 25e.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-10-17

Loben Beltz and wife, of Omaha,
are guests at Hotel Beers this week.
Mrs. Lily Reynolds was in Atlantic
Tuesday night the guest OF friends.
Aug Bowen. Jesse Nymand and Nels
Hoegh were transactlng business at
the county seat Tuesday.
George Stoneking is visiting old
time friends here.
Rev. Broome will leave this week
for Geneseo, Illinois where he will
visit his wife and other relatives a
few days. On his way he will stop at
Grinnell Iowa, to attend the Baptist
convention.
Ingvaard Birk and John Lorah
each purchased one of those fine pia-
nos for sale by Raymond Miller.
j. G.. Hardman made a business
trip to Atlantic Monday night.
Chas. Jones and wife of Audubon
are guests at the Josh Cousins home
this week.
Mr. Raper and wife of Atlantic
were entertained at the Mrs. John
Cotton home over Sunday.
Soren Anderson, wife and two
daughters were shopping in Extra
Friday.
Ralph Akers was O passenger to
Audubon Wednesday morning.
Vera Christensen of Extra visited
from Friday until Monday with Bray
ton relatives.
Ralph Goodman, Estella Leigan
and Lola Parrott visited over Sunday
at the Goodman home near Atlantic.
Mrs. Nels Sorenson is spending
this week with her parents near Fiscus.
j, S. Lorah and p. l.. Andersen
left Tuesday for Minnesota to take q
look at the country.
G. Tiigel and family left Tuesday
for Los Banos, California, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Johnson sold her house, now
occupied by J. c. Kelly, to j. T. Jen-
sen last week.
Mrs. Curry, of Atlantic, visited
few days last week with her son, John
Curry and family.
DR.. Uran, of Atlantic, was in Brav-
ton Tuesday to see q sick horse be-
longing to Nels Nelson.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-10-17
BrdUtOn OdktI6Id
IN a visit with her parents.

on visit with her parents.
Lewis Heath was an Atlantic visitor
Saturday between trains.
Elloween Dimick, of Extra, spent
Sunday with her friend, Muriel Koob.
Mrs. FL. Nj. Bartlett has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs. George Freeman visited the
latter part of last week with her par
ents in Audubon.
Mrs. George Doyle and sister Miss
Beatrice Gearheart passed Monday
night with Atlantic friends.
G. i. Bison attended Elk Lodge in
Atlantic Monday night.
Mrs. Frank Freeman and sister,
Marie Powers were shopping in Extra
Friday.
Marie Houston, Of Des Moines,
spent one day last week with her sister
Mr.. d. w. Powers.
Ellis Horton, after visiting a week
with his father, A. L. Horton, started
Saturday for his home at Spring
View. Nebraska.