Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-03-28

Entertainment at M. E. church on
April Ten
Win Cunningham went to Council
Bluffs, Monday.
Fresh fish Fridays and SATURDAYS
at HANSEN'S MEAT MARKET. BE-
w. HI. Covanlt and John Porter OF
Extra were on our streets doing bust
ness last Friday.
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Two furnished rooms to rent.
Mrs. Il. j. CREvELING.
Mrs. Monroe has returned from
Omaha where she spent the winter
with her daughter.
j. w. Cannon the veteran mail
carrier on route No. , at Brayton
was up to Audubon Saturday.
Mrs. L. j. Rippey and daughter
Bessie have returned from their long
visit among friends in Nebraska.
j. G. Johnson of Hamlin showed
his smiling face in this Office on a
business errand last of the week.
The sister of Mr.. Gilfllan who has
been with him through the winter has
returned to her home at DeSoto.
Chas. Stocking went down to Allan
tic Saturday to attend the funeral of
his brother-in-law Mr.. Benjamin Cecil.
Rev. C. d. Wendell went to Des
Moines, Monday. to attend the Annu-
al Conference of the Evangelical
church.
Mr.. Loar as mandolinist is with
out at peer in the country. Abingdon
I'll. Kodak. At the NJ. Il. church,
April 10.
o. c. Donaldson and his brother
Charles came in Monday morning
from Defiance where the former is in
business.
Mrs. J. A. Nash and daughter
Gretchen who had visited in Des
Moines and Chicago returned home
Saturday morning.
Mise Tressa Smith who had been at
home for week or two on account of
illness returned Friday to her school
duties at Cedar Falls.
James and Esther Mccain of Vic
tor, Iowa, returned home Friday hav-
ing visited here with their cousin Dep
uty Sheriff Dan Kerwin.
Mrs. M. Il. Foley and her little
daughter Clara went down to Atlantic
to attend the millinery opening by the
Misses Foley and Collins.
Miss Kate Dunnaway, who has been
| here with Mr.. and Mrs. George Cos.
| son for about year, returned to her
home at Indiasola, last Monday.
Mrs. Mccall of Guthrie Center a
former Audubon lady was over last
week to visit her daughter Mrs. Myr,
tie Johnson whose baby was quite
sick.
Peter Nelson the grain buyer al
Hamlin will put another story over
| the billiard hall, which will be used
| lie entertainments.
Miss Fisher Shipp fairly captivateG
her large audience Friday evening
Miss Shipp has few equals as read
err and our people will welcome her or
a return trip. Bowling Green wis.
| Times. At the NJ +. church, A april 10
Miss Lucille Brooks came home last
week to escape from the danger of a
| scarlet fever scare among the students
| at Indianola, caused by few cases
in the dormitory. The quarantine
| was raised Tuesday.
For the first time in ten years Iii
Mendenhall has had the whiskers
| shaved from his chin. 1t is hoped that
exposure to the March winds will
not work any harm to his health or
his ruddy complexion.
Chas. r. Darland who closed very
successful term as principal Of the
Viola High School last Friday went
down to Des Moines Monday to con.
tinue his studies at Drake University
during the spring and summer.
Nick Dofiing the druggist of Extra
was up to Audubon Sundsy afternoon
and his friends say they could tell by
his prattle that he was nightly pleas
ed. 1t is surmised that he was look.
ing for a Rose for his Easter bon.
net.
Evangelist Carney wants to meet
the men who are compelled to work
for wages, because they can't draw a
salary, at the Christian church, next
Sunday. Sermons: " Is He'll joker
and The Devil in Popular Educa-
ton"
w. A. Johnson who spent the winter
with his son, the Rev. Marion John
son of Morning Side at Sioux City
| ratlIrned home last week He reDprfs