Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-07-30

--Chas. n Stocking was down at
Extra yesterday.
Mrs. Laura Hurd has gone to
Kansas for visit.
Miss Stearns is conducting the
regular July examinations this week.
Judge Green was out at Council
Bluffs on Tuesday.
Father Mcdonald went to Des
Moines Wednesday.
Big Woodmen Log Rolling out at
Carson on the Fourth and Fifth of
August.
The country north and east from
Audubon has had some heavy rains
this week.
John Curtis and wife left Wednes-
day for Nebraska, on their way home
to Kansas.
For double and twisted sultry
weather lastnight broke the record for
1908 by big margin.
Il. d. Phelps is enjoying his sum-
mer vacation with his children among
the hills of Vermont.
j. w. Wissler and family, of
Extra, came up Wednesday to visit
out at the home of John Nailor.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. G.. Leach are
mourning the death Of an infant child
which was buried yesterday.
-Soash, the land man, carries the
state of Texas in one hand and Pull
man train in the other. See advertise.
ment on our last page.
Next Tuesday, August 4th, is the
next excursion to Jerauld County, s.
ID. See Leach and get your tickets.
Only So. 90 for the round trip.
Ralph Herbert and wife wentdown
to Atlantic, Wednesday, to attend
the wedding of his sister, Miss Flor
ence Herbert to Mr.. Herbert Smith.
Laurence Kline with his wife and
baby are down at Winterset to visit
his mother. From there they will go
to Pleasantville and see her sister,
Mrs. Jordan.
Mrs. F. Vermilya and daughter,
| Donna, are at Oskaloosa. Mr.. Ver-
milya will follow next week and be-
fore returning they will visit at sever
al other points.
| County Treasurer, Geo. e. Kel-
logg, was notified Monday that his
father had died at noon of that day al
his home over at Woodbine, and Mr..
Kellogg went overto attend the funeral.
On Tuesday young couple who
we're passing through town and spent
most of the day in the park attracted
much attention and many uncompli-
mentary remarks by their silly con-
duct.
Miss Hazel Hubbard, a sister of
Mrs. HI. G. Leach, from Mason City,
arrived this morning over the North.
Western to take care of Mrs. Leach
during her sickness.
George Hollenbeck and wife, of
Kankakee, Illinois, who were here to
visit his brother, DR.. Hollenbeck, left
Wednesday for the northern part OF
che state to visit their sons.
Edwin L. Penney of Usage was in
Town yesterday, a guest of the editor
family, Mr.. Penney is related to the
Soash Land Company of Waterloo
and is on his way to Texas to improve
large farm recently purchased near
Plainview.
The Atlantic Canning Company
which has leased the property here has
man at work here now making re-
pairs and getting the building in
| shape for the work during the fall sea-
| son. We understand that among the
improvements will be a new boiler.
II
| The following letters remain in
the Audubon Postoffice uncalled for
and will be sent to the dead letter Of
flee in two weeks. When calling for
| please say advertised. M. M. Hansen,
| Miss Nellie Pro sch, Archie Turner and
S, N. Wheeler. FL. w. Wilson, p. M
| There are seven candidates in the
| field for the position as judge of the
| supreme court. Among them is w.
| r. Green of the Council Bluffs judi
cial dictrict. If the other candidates
are as we'll qualified for the place as
Judge Green, no mistake can be made
by the nominating convention. The
| Nonpareil.