Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-30

riA .. ANdy iSroutou Teturucu from
Omaha, Friday.
Mrs. II. j. Crevelng was up at
Gray, Tuesday night,
Mrs. b. II. Simons went down to
Walnut Tuesday to visit friends.
Hon. j. G. Bonwell was among
his friends about town yesterday.
Aaron Anderson and son, valma,
were down to Audubon yesterday.
| Mrs. McAvoy came home Saturday
from visit with friends at Griswold.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde, OF Extra,
was with her relatives in this city,
last of the week.
| Arrangements are being made for
| a dance at the Maccabee hall on Fri
day evening May s.
Doctor Chllds was down at Extra
on Friday in consultation with Doctor
Jacobson on case.
Professor S. Il. Nelson, of Bray
ton, was in Audubon, Saturday, call
ing upon his friends.
Geo. II. Buck went out to Omaha
Tuesday and will ride back in one of
the International's automobiles.
| Charles Van Gorder Is on trip
to Urich, Missouri, down where the
Baker boys went two years ago.
Cashier f. d. Nelson, OF the Bill
harz Bank, and his wife were with
their Avoca relatlues over Sunday,
Mrs, A. M, Hays went to Atlantic.
Friday, and brought her daughter,
Mabels baby home for few weeks.
| Bush Brockway went up to Little
| Sioux, Friday, to join Terry's Uncle
Tom Cabin Troupe, and play in the
band.
Bessie Rippey, after q pleasant
visit here with relatives and friends,
returned to her home at Winterset, on
Friday.
| Marriage licenses have been issued
to Robert j. Altman and Emma M.
Gunther; Albert +. Hansen and Gun
der Juel.
| Attorney j. b. Rockafellow was
up from Atlantic yesterday ia consul
tation with Joe Ill. Ross In an import
ant case.
Mrs. A. M, Hays has gone down
| to Pleasantville TO visit her daughter
| Mrs. Jordan who has been quite SER
| iously i'll.
| Mrs. Doctor Childs came home
| Monday from Council Bluffs where
she had been detained by illness for
several weeks.
The Audubon High School Ball
| Club will go over to Guthrie Center,
next Saturday, to play with the school
boys of that town.
| Next Saturday is the last day for
county candidates to file their nomna-
ton papers and township candidates
to file their aiiidavits.
| Fred Heileman and wife, OF Ham
| lin Station, were in town Saturday In
consultation with their physician re.
garding the lady's health.
| Mr.. Fl. A. Byrd was seventy years
| of age yesterday. Though still attend
| ing to his work about the house he is
not very strong this spring.
Frank Carper has rented that lit
John OFT kept his shoe shop on Broad
way, and will run refreshment stand
Miss Theo Vedder, who Is O teach
or in the schools at De Soto, was up
| last of the week to see how her mother,
| wife of the Rev. Vedder, was getting
| along.
This Is the last day of April.
| Though it has but thirty days we al Q
strongly impressed with the fact that
it has five Thursdays, and five issues
| OF the paper.
Il G.. Johnson is about TO begin
| the elevation of his house upon the
foundation. He will also raise II
another story and make further i'm
provenents.
Mrs. Bangs, Of Carroll, who has
charge of the library In that city, came
down Wednesday morning on her way
to Atlantic and spent the day with
Mrs. Chandler.
The Atlantic High School base
ball team passed through here Satur-
day on the way to Carroll where they
played the High School boys and beat
tnem, Inree 10 One.
We have have had cold spring
weather now for about five days but
the indications are good for something
warmer. The fruit 10 not all killed but
more or less in jured.
Miss Lucille Brooks accompanied
her father, Doctor Brooks, to Des
Moines last evening. She will visit
among friends there, at Perry and De
Soto before returning home.
w. j. Lancelot, wife and daught-
err Bea, returned Tuesday from Scran-
ton where they had visited Prof. Ian.
celot and family. Miss Mae McLach
lin, OF Gray, came down and she and
Miss Lancelot spent the day in Audu-
bon.
The only vacancy is the Board OF
Supervisors this yeay is the place held |
by George M. Ross, OF Cameron town |
ship. Mr.. Ross has filed his nomina-
ton papers for second term and will |
not only be nominated without oppo- |
sition but will be elected by large |
majority.
Between the politicians and the |
gophers the County Auditors office |
has been unusually busy this spring. |
During the month OF April, lacking |
one day and half, they have received |
and paid the bounty for twenty-five |
hundred and twenty-one gophers.
There haven't been quite so many can
didates, but taking all the candidates
who have filed nomination papers and
others who have filed allidavits and
they would make quite d procession.
Mr.. M. l.. Pembleton, Of York,
Nebraska, Drum Major of the Nation.