Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Madison Spencer shipped out three
more fine red hogs, last Friday.
Cora Sampson Is assisting at
A. II. Roberts during holiday time.
Bessie Watson began teaching up
in district No. 7, Viola, last Monday.
Doctor j. M. Fulton was at Iowa
City this week on professional bust
ness.
George McFarlane was over at
Anita part of last week looking after
business.
Chester Marlin and family we're
with their Extra friends day or two
this week.
Iva Roberts arrived from Omaha
last of the week and is teaching school
near town.
-Wally Wonsmos passed last Sum
day with her friend, Ezma Hays, at
Des Moines.
Mrs. McFadden, of Council Bluffs,
is guest at the Doctor Charles Nc
Leran home.
Mrs. Ed johnson returned Satur-
day from a pleasant visit in the east
part of the State.
Charles Allen has gone down to
Newton and will help manufacture
One Minute Washers.
Mrs. George r. Spencer and Mrs.
Hamp Jones were up from Hamlin,
Friday, calling on friends.
Mrs. George Viewer and her sister,
Ethel Kuhn, were calling on their At
lantic friends, last Saturday.
-Bodo Oelke, the postal route clerk
was here this week to visit his parents
August Oelke and wife and his many
friends.
Mrs. John Nash was away first of
| the week to attend Hospitality
Day" meeting of Women's Clubs, at
Red Oak.
e. j. Freeman and wife we're down
to Extra, Saturday, to help Samuel
D. Harm celebrate his sixty-ninth
birthday.
j. H. Pratt, who was superinten-
dent of the canning factory here this
season, has gone to his home at Vero-
ma, New York State.
"A bonny sweet lassie eight pound
baby girl arrived at home of Doctor
and Mrs. Charles McLeran on Sun
day, December 6, 1908.
Mrs. A. A. Mitchell, wife of the
new Presbyterian Circuit Minister, Is
expected 10 arrive from North Bend:
Nebraska. on any train.
L. B. Jennings took q severe tum-
BILE Monday afternoon; the result was
disabled hand which kept him in the
house for two or three days.
Doctor George Rasmussen is sing
ing lullabys soft and low to that sweet
bunch of baby girl who arrived at his
happy home one day last week.
Next show in Audubon Woodman
Opera House will be on Thursday,
December 81, 1908. The date for the
18th OF December has been Cancelled.
John Mcmahon, son of Pat Nc
Mahon and wife of this city has open.
sd realestate Office at Chicago in
connection with his cousin, James
Cahill.
Peter Bramson and family took q
ride on the Atlantic, Northern and
Southern Railway out to Kimballton,
Saturday, to call on their relatives,
the George Faaborg family.
Edwin Van Gorder and wife and
his sister, Mrs. Lowene Kirk, depart
ed Friday for Des Moines where they
were Joined by Mr.. Kirk when they all
proceeded to the Kirk home down at
Chicago.
From Theatrical Notes we learn
that M. Gibney, who years ago taught
elocution in normals of this county
and later entered the theatrical pro.
fession, died in Chicago, November
30, 1908.
e. l.. Troxel was moving house
hold goods into town last week and
will occupy the property purchased
some time since. He expects to do con-
siderable building in the spring The
Dexter Sentinel.
From the Shelby county papers
we note that Doctor Peter E. James
and Cecilia M. Jorgensen, of Kim
balltOn, had taken out marriage
license, and presume ere this that the
genial doctor is benedict.
Mrs. Nelson Cowles and the new
baby arrived Sunday from Ottumwa.
They will visit with Grandpa and
Grandma John A. Nash and Grandpa
and Grandma w. Fl. Cowles until the
glad Christman time when Mr.. Cowles
will come up to Audubon.
A large number was present at The
Bows Club, Friday night, and several
new members added TO the club. The
membership will be limited to 90 and
this number will soon be reached. A
winter for the benefit of the club.
IF. s. Watts attended Shrine
Meeting down at Des Moines last week
| and informs us that members of Zag-
Ga-Zig Temple voted to appropriate
81 900 and instructed Potentate Frank
O. Evans to again be Santa Clause,
| expend the money and make the hearts
| of q whole lot of poor families in that
city 90 .pita-pst, like ducks foot in
the mud.
| --Messrs. Frank A. Drury, Chris
Thompson and Adolph Wolf have re-
turned from trip to South Dakota
where they filed on claims near Ard
more, near the Nebraska and Wyom
ing lines in the southwestern part o
the state. This will mean their leav
ing to occupy their possessions alonl
in the blooming springtime OF 1909. A
their claims join they will have |
little Audubon colony.
m. F. Kerwin and wife have re
turned from visit up In South Dakc
ia where they attended q wedding. 0
the way they stopped over nigh!
Scotland and had q pleasant Wis