Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18
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Alfred VOORHEES, and wife passed
Sunday with Atlantic friends.
Don Hash has gone to Wyoming to
pass the summer on the roundup.
LATE Simpson and Fred Baxter were
down Saturday and put in several new
phones.
Mel Masterson and Daniel Artist
each marketed car ofhogs' in Extra.
Saturday.
Mrs. Herb Herrick and babies ar
rived from Carroll, Saturday, to visit
with relatives.
friends, the E. j. Freeman family, a
part OF this week.
Sheriff Dick Northup held sale of
the Charles Scharff stock, at the Hun
ter barn, Thursday.
The school board held meeting on
Friday night but we were unable to
learn who was hired.
The young people of the Catholic
guild held dance in the Danish hall,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Railsback. from Oklahoma, a
sister of Mrs. William Fulton, is here
to make her good visit.
John Crane has been delivering his
delivery of nursery stock, from the
Hunter barn, this week.
George r.. Spencer has been very
sick man, the past We elk, but is some
better at this writing.
Albert Johnson purchased one of
the finest buggies in the market, while
| in town last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Waits returned from
Atlantic, Friday, where she had been
visiting for a few days.
Bert Parrott, who was running a
! barber shop up at Sac City, has rent
| ed his shop and moved to Omaha.
Mrs. Oliphant returned from Allan
tic, Monday, where she had been Wis
iting with her son Ellis and wife,
Bonnie Woodward was up from At.
lantic this week visiting her friends.
Byrd Connrardy and Elite Spencer.
q. |. Whitfield, county surveyor, was
down to Brayton, Monday, on biz anG
visiting little while with old friends
Frank Bartlett is going to put in a
system of water works on the farm ht
lately purchased in Hamlin township
John Ref went to Carroll, Satur-
day, to visit at the home of his daught.
er, Mrs. John Harrison, few days
Andrew Jensen, who had been clerk
ing for Hans Marquesen, has quit ant
is working at the +. d. Cotton store
Mrs. S. E. Harm has been quite i'll
this week, so sick that Bird Connrar
dy was helping at the telephone CEN
trail office.
Mrs. Doctor Jacobson departed foi
Iowa City, Thursday, with two patients
who went to have surgical operation:
performed.
J. w. Kline has been building ar
addition to the house of his brother
also hog house for him, over in Au
dubon township.
Nick Doffing sold pianos to the fol
lowing people this week: Anton Nep
per, Henry Benton, Daniel Artist
Quite good for one week.
L. J. Oldaker, his wife, Edwin Della
hoyde, his wife, and Charles FindleN
will go to Des Moines, Monday, tt
attend grand opera at Auditorium.
Chris Huttler, of east Audubon
township, brought his nephew to towr
Saturday to consult a doctor. The lac
has been quite poorly for some time
John Stoner returned from Texas
Thursday, and says that is avery fin,
place to live in. We understand he il
going to move there in the near future
Seth Hartzell returned, first of the
week, from California where he haC
been spending the winter and says h'
feels much better than when he wen
away. g..
Mrs. LATE Simpsons having a goot
visit with her mother, Mrs. Connrar
dy, while her husband, Will Freeman
and Fred Baxter extend the telephone
lines.
Mrs. d. Z. Stranger entertained
The Thursday Club, Thursday even
ing, they all report having nice tim,
and say Mrs. Stranger knows how u
entertain.
Arthur Statzell g ave a big party t.
his classmates, last Friday evening
at the home OF his mother, Mrs. Den;
Statzell, in Kickapoo Park. A goot
time is reported.
Some one broke light in the from
part of Nick Doffine's store, Wednes
day evening. 1t was probably an &C
cident as there was nothing missing
from the store.
The residents out in Woodlawn Parl
were delightfully."- entertained by Viii
Turner and wife, Saturday night, il
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, wht
are soon to move away.
Frank Hensiey returned from Texas
Friday, and thinks that is goot
country to live in. 1t looked so goot
to him that he boughtquite tract ant
thinks of going there to live.
When Will Delahoyde went to rul
hic hnntha, Sltrin naluhayla1e non