Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-07-23


to look after barber shop that was
for sale.
-Silas Neff, of Atlantic, has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Sherm
Wright.
-WANTED-Two first class carpen.
ters, steady work. III. G. Fredericksen,
Audubon, Iowa. 800
Mrs. Hinkston, of Stuart, came
up Monday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Lois G. Stuart.
Mrs. w. II. Bowman, of Extra,
has been here with her daughter, Mrs.
Wilde, this week.
Chris Renftle of Dedham came
down Saturday for short visit with
the folks at home.
Mrs. Klein of Oklahoma is here on
a visit with her mother, Mrs. Tharnish
and other relatives.
Miss Ida Mohn, OF Peoria, Hi.
nois, was here on d visit to her friend
Mrs. Frank A. Drury.
H. G. Leach is away to South Da-
kota this week with a bunch of men
looking for good farms.
The services at the Catholic church
begin at ten o'clock on Sunday morn
ings during the hot weather.
DIR. Rosenbladt is evidently en-.
joying that new Ford Run-a-bout he
recently purchased in Atlantic.
Mrs. Abe Chambers, of Greenfield,
who had been here on o visit witt
friends, returned home Saturday.
Gene Mertz and wife of Gray came
down Monday and are camping for
the week to attend the Chautauqua.
Arthur Bartlett ente rtained party
of his young friends Friday evening
10 celebrate his sixteenth birthday,
Miss Fay Pritchard of DeSoto /,
here visiting her friend, Miss Theo
Vedder, at the Methodist parsonage.
Miss Cleta Harter of Osnaburg,
Ohio, is here visiting at the home OF
her relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Laubender.
Hans Madsen, the banker of Kim.
ballton, was over Sunday In his auto
TO meet friends who came on the train
S. A. McHargue shipped one OF
Doctor Brooks fine hunting dogs call
ed " Teddy" to a friend down in Ok
lahoma.
Mrs. John Rutherford and child.
rem returned to Des Moines, Saturday,
many friends going to the train TO see
them Off.
John Weighton and wife and John
Ward returned home the first of the
week from st. Paul where they attend
ed the Shriner's convention.
"A. H. Brown and wife returned
home the latter part of last week from
their wedding trip and are at home to
their friends in the south part of town.
DIR. Brooks and family returned
from the Lakes, Saturday, where they
spent few days, We understand
that Emmert caught the biggest fish in
the bunch.
F. L. Wheeler, who has been in
the hospital down at Clarinda took
'leg bail' the other day and disap.
peared leaving the officials to mourn
his SuuuSu u6pdTbuT6'
Mrs. E. M. Belknap, who has been
in Des Moines the past year, asks
that her paper be sent to Enid, Okla
homa, where she will visit for a time
with Mr.. and Mrs. l. Burdick.
The Audubon Societies have at
last won a great victory in Louisiana
in securing law to protect the Robin
Red Breast, which has been slaughter
ed by the thousands every year.
LOST! Lady's gold watch between
Rock Island depot and Chris Olsen S
store, in Audubon. Finder notify MRS
JOE ELMQUEST, Route Seven; Phone
Number 228, at Elkhorn, Iowa.
S. w. Knox and family of Audu-
bon, with his brother, John Knox and
his wife, from Lewis, are away this
week to Washington Springs, South
Dakota, to visit their brother, Grant.
John A. Musson, with his mother,
wife and children, returned from a
visit to Salem and Spencer, South
Dakota, reports that country as look
ing fine as silk, and giving promise
of an abundant crop.
e. S. Van Gorder drove to Tenn
pleton, Sunday, with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Van Gorder, and
Miss Delahoyde, of Extra, that they
might take the train to Lake Okoboji
for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Cole are en-.
PERTAINING quite house party this
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town. Among their guests are Mrs.
Jennings, OF Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and Mrs. Mathews and their father,
Mr.. w. G. Mathews, of Newton, Iowa;
the ladies being sisters Of Mrs. Cole.
Judge Harris of Missouri Valley,
says, in the last issue of Missouri
Valley Times, that forty years ago he
established that paper the first issue
being dated July the third, 1868. From
that time to 1898 for twenty-five years
he had charge of it but in 1893 sold to
his son who has run it since that time.
Judge Harris is we'll known to early
residents of this county.
On Monday evening we took a
stroll out to the cemeteries over that
new cement walk that is just about
completed. 1t certainly makes a fine
improvement and the people who con-
tributed the funds are to be congratu-
lated. The cemete ries are looking
we'll. Mr.. L. b. Jennings has spent
much time there this spring and the
result of his labor is quite apparent.
Mr.. Freeman is having some de-
lay in making repairs to the dynamo
injured two weeks ago. An Omaha