Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-08
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Chautauquai
Come to Chautauqua
Chautauqua begins Tuesday ~
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Chantauqua opens Tuesday, August
Thirteen ha
j. M. McKarahan went to Des Moines
on Friday evening. AZ
County Attorney Graham spent last M
Friday in Des Moines.
Miss Drusa Davis returned Monday m.
from visit among friends at Rock WI
Island.
Miss Alice Kopp was out at Omaha N
over Sunday to visit her friend, Miss AZ
Clio Talbot.
Mrs. f. M. Belknapp completed her w
visit here Monday and returned to CO
Des Moines.
Miss Nellie Foley returned to Allan II
tic, Saturday, after enjoying a vaca- NJ
ton at home. al
Miss Matte Nielsen, who had been
here for % vacation, returned To Des err
Moines, Monday. We
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Miss Katherine Donahue went to her
home, in Nicola, Friday, but win re-
turn to teach in this county. al
G. +. Brown accompanied by his S,
grandson Pearl Reinemund went up to wi
Lake View Friday morning.
Miss Polly Skinner and her little ac
niece were up over Sunday from Extra DC
to visit her aunt, Mrs. Lewis. W,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Humisto have IL
been entertaining his niece, Miss
Blanche Mckenzie, of Clinton.
George Guernsey returned from Fon- 10
da and Jefferson, Friday, going to to
his home at Extra on Saturday p,
Mrs. John Peterman, from Extra, yt
returned home Monday noon, having
visited her niece, Mrs. Merle Rippey. N
j. Il. Griffith had the pleasure of a ~
visit from his parents who returned W. v,
to their home at Carroll, last OF the ~
week.
G.. w. Leonard went down to Allan :
tic, Saturday, to meet his sisters, - p
Mary and Addie from Day -
EXPORT W
Presiding Elder G. G.. Plund of Des re
Moines came up Friday to conduct u
quarterly meeting at Ross over last ~
Sunday. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schonfedt 81
returned to Omaha, Friday, taking ly
Myrtle and Genevieve Roth with them M
for visit. di
The cool weather on Friday and
Saturday was a great relief to busy ST
people after the hot weather for two in
or three weeks. TIL
Gretchen Delahoyde, from Guthrie r.
Grange, is in Audubon this week Wis :,
ting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. 3,
Charles Van Gorder. 81
Mrs. Peter Drury went down to Des "a
Moines, Saturday, on account of the ~
serious illness of the husband of her -
daughter, Mrs Gage. "
Miss Anna Werner, who had been Ell
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Wer g
ner and the Chris Olsen family return re
ed To Davenport, Friday.
Mrs. Charles Rice left Saturday for n
her home out at GARRETT Kansas Il
stopping down at Atlantic and some Sc
other points for further visiting. &c
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Mrs. j. j. Quinby went down to Des he
MONIES, Monday, to indulge in the OF
pastime of looking up place for FL
home when they go, last of the month. or
Will a. Hudler, the foreman of this be
Office together with Mrs. Hudler, +,
Frank Sampson and May Layland are be
enjoying weeks recreation up at %
Lake View. go
Mrs. George Foley and children ~
went to Dexter, Saturday afternoon,
for visit with her sister, Mrs PROBES M
sor Repass; and from there she will u,
go to Des Moines. mr.
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The new railroad from Atlantic to -,
Kimballton has been assessed over Al
$500 as damages for cutting off q ha
fourteen acre strip Of the Byrd farm ~
near Atlantic, which leaves it between ~
that road and the line to Audubon. or
A card from friend who recently nc
went from Chicago To San Diego, Cali ~
fornia, writes to the editor as follows: VI.
One of your neighbors Mr. Russell ~
lives in the next house south and keeps ne
his auto in my father laws barn ~
Our boy ate dinner with his George !.
today. th
The hail storm of last Tuesday eve
ming July 81, was the most destrnc-
tive of any visiting our vicinity in some
time. OF those who were hit, John ~
Reimers suffered most, his crops be-