Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-20
ABSTRACTS.
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Justin Quinby was here last of the
week visiting relatives.
James Lang made bushes s trip
to Omaha, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. L. Brooks arrived home
from Fort Dodge, Friday morning
Coal men and men that know say,
that Riverside is the best Coal. Wv
James and Will Mccall returned
from trip to Texas, last of the week.
Mrs. c. A. Kraft went to Stuart,
Saturday, for few days visit with
friends.
Miss Stearns returned from her
visit down at Cedar Rapids, Saturday
morning.
Samuel Switzer is here on q visit
with his son, Wesley Switzer, and his
other relatives.
Ed Evans, who had been up at
Rockwell City. is here to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Daisy Prick has gone up to Lake
Okoboji for an outing and to try her
hand at fishing.
Rev. Christensen went to Hamp-
ton, Nebraska, Monday to preach the
funeral of friend.
Myrtle Tennigkeit, returned from
a good visit down in Oklahoma, on
Friday evening.
Miss Mary Hansen, of Cedar Falls,
is spending a week at the Detwiler
home in south Lincoln.
Samuel D. Harm was up from his
Extra home, Friday, shopping yarns
with his friend, K. j. Freeman.
Ed Prick is home from his fishing
trip at Lake Okoboji and looks as if
the outing had agreed with him.
John B. Connrardy was up from
Extra, Friday, calling on his son-in-
law, LATE Simpson and family.
George Weighton has had long
strings of cement walks laid about his
Scotch Castle, on the North Hill.
Mrs. Frank Johnson accompanied
her sister-in-law so far as Atlantic on
the way to Morris, Illinois, Thursday
Rosie Weighton and Minnie Parks
came home Saturday from good Wis.,
it with the Oaks family, down about
Atlantic.
Landlord r. J. Gilchrist Journey
ed down to Iowa City, last of the week
for visit at the old home. He return
ed Tuesday.
Mary Leonard, after visit here
he,
Leonard, returned to Davenport, Fri
day evening.
Fred Wahlert and wife, of Extra,
passed through Audubon, Saturday,
on the way home from an outing at the
lakes north from here,
L. Rippey, wife and daughter,
Bessie Rippey, who had been here on
visit with friends, went to their
Winterset home Saturday.
Lawrence Kline and family return
ed from their eastern visit on Friday.
They were accompanied by Goldie
Hays and Master Virgil Hays.
-Messrs. S. G. Curtis and Hal J.
Mantz were among those who attended
the Atlantic Chautauqua, Friday and
heard Governor Johnson speak.
Mrs. A. G. Gipple, of Anita, after
a pleasant visit here with her parents,
P. F. Anderson, his wife, and other
relatives, returned home, Saturday.
The family of Gus Greenwaldt, of
Manning, visited here part of last
week and Saturday Mr.. Greenwaldt
came down to accompany them home.
Mrs. Bryant, after pleasant Wis.,
it with her son, Thomas Bryant, at
Newton, is again at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. w. Smith, in this
city.
John Preston, who had good
time up at Okoboji fishing, came home
Friday and his brother, Don Preston,
hied away Sunday for a two weeks
outing.
Mrs. Bruutlett, who had visited
her parents. FL. B. Wilson and wife,
went to Des Moines, Friday and from
there she will return to her home at
White Lake, South Dakota.
Alex Ferguson, the cream buyer
on South Park Place, has gone to the
Hot Springs, in Arkansas, to pass a
month and see what those curative
waters Will do for his rheumatism.
j. M. McAvoy and wife went over
to Coon Rapids, Saturday, and will
put on moving pictures at an enter
tainment there. They will go to some
large city and establish an electric
theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wolf, of
Illinois, after visit here with their
sons, Charles Wolf and Adolph Wolf,
started on the homeward way Friday.
Charles Wolf and wife went so far as
Atlantic with them.
Hon. George Cosson and family
returned from a pleasant outing up at
Lake Okoboji, last of the week. They
paid visit Of inspection to their fine
farm while up in that region. They re-
turned to Des Moines, Monday.
-Superintenden r. A. Griffin, wife
and little son, Robert Griffin, who
had been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Detwiler, in Lincoln have
gone to Lake City where he has charge
of the city schools the coming year.
The State Fair people are elated
over the Three Cent Rate for round
trip to Des Moines which has been
agreed upon by the railroads. The
round trip from here will be Three
Twenty Five.
Martin Esbeck, member of the
Board of Supervisors of this county,
came home from Waterloo, on Friday
evening where he attended q conven-
ton. He was accompanied by Torvil
Jensen, of Kimballton, who was re-
turning from the lakes.
j. B. Ashby and John Norris left