Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-08
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES
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bSE iOr " NISlb luis Week.
George Hoover came home Friday
from business trip out of town.
Mrs. Mary lines has gone to Bel.
denf Nebraska, to visit relatives.
Rev. Christensen returned from
his trip up into Wisconsin, Friday.
John Norris made trip to Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Nicola, first Of the week
Allen Detwiler and Charlie Gar
mire have gone to the Trip country.
License to marry has been issued
to James Rosenbeck and Petrea Mad
sen.
Fred Heileman and wife have NOV
ed into rooms over the Columbian
Club.
Joe Bell, the Extra schoolmaster,
was in town Saturday calling upon
friends.
Miss Gene Culver has gone to At
lantic for an extended visit among her
friends.
Mrs. Mike Mertes and Mrs. Nick
Mertes, of Extra, were up TO Audubon
Wednesday.
Mrs. Railsback, of Oklahoma City
went to Extra yesterday to visit her
sister Mrs. Fulton.
Mrs. w. H. Harrison, of Creston,
is here to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Hans G. Hansen.
Albert Mantz is the gentlemanly
assistant to Agent w. w. Smith at
the Rock Island depot.
Mrs. Pat Mem ahon was in Allan
tic over Friday night calling on her
niece who was slightly i'll.
John A. Nash paid a visit to his
relatives, the James f. Russell family,
at Fort Dodge, last Saturday.
Barber Ray Brenton and his wife
journeyed out to Omaha and home
again, the front part of this week.
Mrs. J. w. Fulton came up from
Atlantic, Monday, to visit with her
husband and son, Doctor Fulton, and
family.
Mrs. Boiling, who was here to at
tend the Brooks and kimbell wedding
returned to her home, at Lewis, on
Friday.
Mrs. Hooper, from Minneapolis,
Minnesota, arrived Friday morning
for a visit with her brother, Mr.. Sam
Gardner.
-Adolph Wolf is up in the Trip
country, South Dakota, trying his
hand at getting section OF our Uncle
Sans domain.
J. w. b. Cole was called to Muir
ray, Iowa, last of the week by the seri-
BUSINESS illness of his sister-in-law Z,
Mrs. Rachael Cole.
Mrs. r. J. Gilchrist and her Aunt
Janee, of the Park Hotel, are visiting
friends at Mount Vernon and Mar
shalltown. this week.
Hon. B. F. Carroll, republican
candidate for governor, was entertain
ed at dinner Monday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ross.
w. r. Copeland. secretary to Con-
gresham Smith, was in Audubon on
Friday for short time, coming up
from Extra where he was visiting.
Ed Johnson, the Sharon stockman
went to Chicago, last Saturday with
four carloads of cattle. Matt Johnson
had one car of stock in the same train.
For SALE-25 young ewes in fine
condition and two registered bucks.
Will sell part or whole number. Call
on Hans Hansen, Douglas township.
j. F. Murray, engineer on the Au-
dubon branch of the Rock Island
went north Monday evening to have a
finger in the Trip county land deal.
Since October First there has been
an express messenger and baggage
man on the Rock Island Branch, and
]. F. Anderson is the gentleman in
charge.
Mrs. J. M. McKarahan and Mrs.
G. H Jones departed Monday even
ing for Davenport to visit with Mrs
Frank Gleason, once resident OF
Audubon.
Charles O'Brien and wife, who had
been here on visit to the family OF
his father, Jack O'Brien, started on
the homeward way at Morris, Illinois,
on Monday.
The Daily Register and Leader to
new readers for One Dollar from now
to January /, 1909. Daily and Sunday
One Dollar Fifty Cents. You can send
through this office.
The Public Library wants cast off
printed matter such as old papers,
magazines and any kind of paper.
Read elsewhere in this issue to learn
the object, it is good one. $50
-Mesdames Hinkston and Boatright
from Stuart, sister and niece of
Mrs. H. A. Arnold, were here last
week calling upon that lady and also
their other relative, Mrs. Lois g..
Stuart.
Misses Mildred and Theresa Smith
passed last Sunday with the Thomas
Bryant family down at Newton. Miss
Theresa was returning to her studies
at Cedar Falls and her sister went Sc
far as Newton with her.
1t is our purpose to gather car
load of old paper within the next two
nOutnS Ip sSll w VIC paper MINIS, sne
proceeds to be used in buying an en-
cyclopedia and other books for the
Library. Columbian Club. 800
Manager LATE Simpson has made
some notable and substantial improve
ment H.. the telephone service by hav
ing high and strong poles set alone
the streets leading out from the cen
tpal Office, in this city. We also un
derstand that Manager Simpson wa!
given his First Degree in the Masoni,
Lodge last Friday evening.
The September drought is said by
the wiseacres of the weather bureau II
be record breaker, In September
1898, there were twenty CONSECUTIVE
days without rain, but that record hal
now been exceeded by several day s