Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-05-28
ABSTRACTS.
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NASH & PHELPS.

w. G. Elliott is having his house
and barn neatly painted.
Wills Staley was business visitor
in Carroll, last of the week.
Miss Mabel McKarahan is down
at Grinnell visiting with friends.
Mrs. Mary Wilde visited over
Sunday with her friends up at Gray.
We are having laundering kind
of weather with an abundance of rain.
ID. E. Soar visited with friends in
Carroll and Manning, a part of last
week.
Ernest Kibby arrived on Tuesday
from Perry to visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. j. A. Cozine journeyed down
to Des Moines, Friday, to call upon
her friends.
e. j. Freeman came home Satur-
day from the Grand Army Meeting
down at Quincy.
Sam McGaffin from down nearby
Extra was in town first of the week
calling on friends.
Ralph Akers, from down near to
Oakfeld, was in town last of the week
greeting his friends.
-Vicy Gearheart, Marshal of Extra
Town, was in Audubon Monday and
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Finch and daughter, Hazel
Finch, are visiting with friends up at
Mason City this week.
Ed Johnson, that Sharon stock
feeder, went to Chicago last of the
week with four cars of CATTLE.
William Fry returned on Monday
from Colfax where he had been to at
tend the funeral of his father-in-law
-Estel Prouty, of The Advocate
force, returned on Friday from Abel
where he had been visiting his parents
Nellie Foley, who conducts milli-
merry store at Atlantic, was an over
Sunday visitor with her parents, east
of town.
Mrs. Charles Van Gorder went to
Extra, Monday evening being called
there by the death of sister of Mrs.
Laura Delahoyde.
Mrs. r. G. Rice and at fine Okla
bona baby arrived in Audubon last
| evening to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. III. Doak.
Thomas Murphy, who makes his
| home with his daughter, Mrs. William
| Mcclure, out at Nicola, arrived last of
| the week for visit with his Audubon
| friends.
| Mrs. Sarah A. Black, sister of Mr..
Steve Luse, at Ross, who had been
here on a visit, started on the home
ward way to Queen City, Missouri,
| first of the week.
| Mrs. John A. Nash, President of
Iowa Federation of Womens' Clubs,
Is away to Burlington, Ottumwa and
| other cities holding meetings of local
organizations.
| Mrs. Henry Hansen, wife of the
engineer out at the Tramp brick and
| tile works, enjoyed visit with her
brother, Marenius Sorenson, of near
| Brayton, last of the week.
| Grandma Poage and her daughter,
Mrs. Kate Crane, came up from Extra
on Saturday and visited for few
days with their relatives at the Late
Simpson home, in this city.
Charles Bagley says zig-zag light
ming has been playing havoc with the
stock he had insured as these farmers
reported losses for the period of about
| one week: Peter Rubel, colt; Fred
| Weeks, seven cattle; A; Rudy, calf;
H. Kleuver, calf; Ludwig Johansen,
calf; John Feelner, horse.
The postoffice will be open on May
Thirty, Decoration Day, from Eight
to Ten, Forenoon; and Four to Five,
Afternoon. The Rural Carriers will
be at the Office during the afternoon
hour to wait upon the patrons from the
| country who may desire their mail
III. w. WILSON, Postmaster.
| There to be Shrine doings down
at Des Moines tonight and Doctor A
L. Brooks, Doctor G. S. McLeran and
| Attorney Mel Graham are marked as
the victims from Audubon to join a
class of seventy.fve and race across
the burning sands to Shrinedom. The
following Mobiles ofthe Mystic Shrine
from here will go down, spat their
hands and holler sick 'em: Frank S.
Watts, Thomas Davis, Will Cloughly
and John MussOn.