Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-13
Riversidel Riverside. Riverside,

Lucille Brooks was with Att antiC
friends Tuesday.
| Roy Hetzel, the piano man, was
in town Tuesday.
Jake Ruhs was business visitor
in Manning, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Freeman journeyed down
to Des Moines, Tuesday.
F. w. Dawson and son, of Ross,
were Audubon callers Saturday.
-. +, Colee of Hanlin transacted
business in Audubon, Saturday.
Howard Kittell and Randall Hun
ter were Extra callers Saturday.
VIII Mantz returned from trip
up into Canada, Tuesday morning.
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYsEN Il BEASoN
Mrs. Mary Krause enjoyed visit
last Thursday from Mrs. Denton of
Gray.
Ezma Hays has gone to Pleasant
Jordan.
Attend the cream social on Samuel
Ulrich's lawn, Friday evening August
ii, 1908!
Frank Drake and wife, and Mild
red Smith are enjoy ingat outing up at
the lakes.
"A marriage license has been issued
to viii I'll. Thompson and Miss Estella
Hepp, of Gray.
Laura Beason, came out from Des
Moines, Tuesday, for visit with her
brother, Ed Beason.
The Atlantic Northern and South
ern corps of surveyors are now work
ing north of Kimballton.
John Campbell, out east of town,
got crowded against post yesterday
by calf and had three ribs broken.
Mrs. Charles Bagley and Mrs.
Willis Staley departed this morning
for Stuart, Nebraska, to visit with
relatives.
The great Innes Band OF more
than fifty members passed through
Audubon this morning enroute to
Jefferson.
Mrs. Roberts, OF Boise City, Ida
no, Is here on visit to her cousins,
Mrs. Lee Hudler and Mrs. A. FL.
Dollahide.
Mary Donaldson, who had been
here on visit with her aunt, Mrs,
Emil Bilharz, returned to her ColfaX
home Tuesday:
Mrs. Elmer Bailey has gone to
Redfeld to visit relatives until after
state fair time. Elmer will go down
first of the week.
-" Cad" Brenton arrived from Des
Moines, Tuesday morning, and will
assist his brother, Ray Brenton, in
his barber shop.
Pete Dennis departed this morn
ing for Newlin, South Dakota, to see
his brother, George Dennis. who is
station agent there.
Regular meeting of Audubon Eas-
tern Star will be next Thursday evening
HARRIET BILHARz, Worthy Matron.
WILL II. SMITH, Secretary.
Coal men and men that know, say
that Riverside is the best Coal. wv
Mr.. J. M. Cole, of the Park Liv-
and his son, Harry Cole, went over
there yesterday to look after the new
business.
Recorder Ed Wood was in from
Douglas yesterday and informed us
that next week he would shake the
country dust off his shoes and move
back to Audubon.
The Christian Endeavor Society
OF the Christian church will hold an
ice cream and cake social on Samuel
Ulrich's lawn Friday evening, August
Ia, 1908. All are invited.
Regular services at Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and in
the evening. 1t is expected that Rev.
A. II. Frazier, of Keafney, Nebraska,
will preach in the morning at Eleven
O'clock. All are invited.
Mr.. Bryan Will open the Iowa
democratic oyster at Des Moines
on August Twenty-One. 1t is under
stood that he will talk on the tarifT-a
question he refused to consider of any
Importance in his 1896 campaign.
Miss Myrtle Brown delightfully."-
entertained about thirty of Audubon's
young people upon the lawn at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. f. Brown, last evening in honor
OF three young ladies from Wisconsin
who are visiting her.
"A Special State Fair Train will
leave the Rock Island depot in Audu-
bon on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day, August %, 26, II, 1908, at Five
O'clock and twenty-five Minutes in
the Morning. Fare for the round trip
will be 1925.
"A trade was made yesterday in
which j. M. McAvoy sold his interest
in the Daisy Electric Theatre to Wren
Phelps, who now becomes sole pro-
prietor. We are pleased to announce
that Miss Gladys Wilsonhas consent
ed to sing in the future at this popu-
lar place of amusement.
-Sheeney Prices Prevail at Smut
neys; all our goods are marked in
Sheeney prices. No one can tell us
how we should mark our goods; we
run our business and no man can tell
us how we should run our business,
and anyone who thinks we will do
Just what they want us to are badly
left. Do you know what the scarcest
article in the world is? It's Sheeney
hod carrier; but a number of would be
and busted up furniture men belong to
the hod carriers union.
"A party of young people alighted
at the Park Hotel, Audubon, Iowa,
yesterday, August IL, 1908. Among
them being Mr.. Fred Branch and Miss
| Iva Fredericks and after explaining
their mission to Landlord Gilchrist