Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-09-24

Mrs. f. E. Baily went down t.
Extra, Monday.
Miss d. Mccarthy was here from
Massena on visit.
Miss Theo Vedder made a short
visit at DeSoto last of the week.
WIN. Cloughly is home from spend
ing the summer up at Winnipeg.
Geo. Mcfarland has returned from
trip to st. Joe, Missouri.
Rev. Samuel Shoupe, with his
wife and boy, are visiting his parents.
The nephew and niece OF John
Ward have returned to Tecumseh,
Nebraska.
Jessie Keith and wife have return
ed from visit to Kansas.
Frank Green returned from his
visit last of the week.
Mrs. Sanford Wilson returned
home Monday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish returned
Friday from her visit in Atlantic.
Miss Emma Culver has returned
from visit in Atlantic and Anita.
Clyde Wilde returned Tuesday
morning from South Dakota.
Jas. Brown of Chicago is out on
the ranch for few days.
Mrs. l.. M. Estes and daughter
have returned home from Texas.
Mrs. J. p. Woodland has returned
from visit to their son in South Da-
kota.
Mrs. Sherman of Nebraska was
here last week with her friend, Mrs.
Wilde.
Mrs. Clarence Drake went down to
Atlantic, Monday, for a short season
with friends.
Grandma Dawson has gone to
Colfax to visit her daughter, Mrs. A.
A. Walburn.
Louis Bagley and Olive Gardner
have returned to their studies at the
State University.
Andrew Sorensen of Wiota has
been visiting his relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Kevan.
Mrs. Harry Fox of Des Moines
has been here visiting her friend,
Miss Hazel Neff.
-Mesdames l.. M. Conklin and w.
F. Conklin of Omaha are here visiting
at ID. G.. Conklin's.
Attorney Joe III. Ross returned
Monday from short visit with his
people at Cedar Rapids.
e. B. Thomas has returned to New
Mexico to close up his affairs and
comes back to Iowa to live.
John Ward is said to be making
good Improvement in the sanitarium
at Battle Creek, Michigan.
Mrs. w. III. Conway and daugh-
ter, Leota, are here from Dexter to
visit at the home of E. F. Johnson.
Smith Burton, a relative of the
Hunters and Grahams, was up from
the south part of the county last week.
Andrew Karstrum has returned
from Summit. South Dakota, where be
invested in good half section of land.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mrs. r.
B. White spent several days at the
home of the latter in Atlantic last
week.
"A brother of J. p. Woodland with
his wife from Boulder, Colorado, stop.
ped to pay them visit while on their
way farther east.
Frank Duvall took a big load oil
furniture from the store of Edd Smut.
ney out to that new house recently
completed on his farm.
Rev. G. B. Christensen is away
to Nebraska to dedicate church and
from there will go to Leck, Wisconsin,
to perform similar ceremony.
S. A. McHargue carried, D. L.
Freeman, HI. J. Mantz, w. r. Smith
and w. A. Brainard up to Manning,
Monday night, to attend some special
Masonic ceremonies.
Chris Wonsmos, the operator at
| the Rock Island station, drove to Kim.
ballton, Sunday, to visit his friend
John Hansen, who returned with hin
| and went back by train.
We are pleased to note that Rev
Mr.. Vedder is still making steady i'm
provement, now being able to walk
about the house and out to the barr
without the support of cane.
Get the old paper ready for the
ladies who will be around to get il
next week. They are trying to get {
car load to ship to paper mill ant
the proceeds will be expended for tn,
library.
Mrs. Don Preston made shor
visit down at home last week and re
turned Friday. They are busy nov
getting settled in their cottage dowr
near the school-house.
Miss Inez Purdy, of Oakland
who was selected last week as teache
of music in the Audubon Schools ha
entered upon her work. In addition
to the music she will teach two classe
in the High School.
The Republican has received
copy of The Pomeroy, Iowa, Heral
with the name of Scott II. McClur
flying at its mast head as editor. Fl
is the son of w. FL. Mcclure, OF Tn
Fontanell Observer, and, like Topsy
Scott growedup" here in Audubon
We trust his anticipations in the ne,
venture may be fully realized.
"A little girls mother attended
number OF card parties, leaving tn
child at home with the nurse. On ON
such occasion the child's attention
was attracted by the plaintive cries O
a young calf. Running to the windo,
she exclaimed: "Poor little cafey ha
your mamma gone to the card part
and left you, too?-OctoberD elineato
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