Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-07-16

Miss Roach and her nephew, VIII
Eckles, went down to Creston, Mon
day, to visit her sister.
| Miss Edith Ohm and Mrs. George
Bickelhaupt went down to Victor,
Iowa, Monday for vacation and &c
attend the wedding of a friend,
Miss Theo Vedder returned home
last of the week.
| Arthur Farquhar went over to
Guthrie county today.
Father Macdonald, who attended
the funeral OF Father Smith at Council
Bluffs, reports very large funeral
with three bishops and ninety priests
in attendance.
The Audubon Canning Company
has shipped car of canned corn to
| Idaho.
Miss Theresa Stanton. of Chicago
who had been here few days visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Stan
ton, returned to that city Friday night
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYsEN & BEAsoN
Doctor Burnside has returned to
his work in the hospital at Chicago,
His sister, Mrs. Wadsworth, went
with him as far as Grinnell.
If the persons who left silk for q
waist in the Audubon postotfice some
weeks ago will call for it and pay us
twenty-five cents for this notice they
can have the silk.
Shenandoah runs their own Chau-
tauqua. This year it rained six days
| out of the ten and the members of the
| organization are now making up the
deficit of 81, 200 90. Better got the Red
path Bureau to run it for them.
-Lorah Bailey and wife of Fl
| Dodge we're down to Extra to attend
the wedding OF his niece, Miss Hattie
Fulton to Will f. Varney.
Licenses have been issued to 10
names Rudolph and Mary Larsen;
VIM. e. Varney and Hattie l.. Fvlton.
We are having splendid weather
for corn as we'll as for making hay
which is heavy crop this year.
The Ladies ofthe Christian church
will serve ice cream and cake on the
lawn at the home of Mrs. Ulrich, Fri.
day evening, July II. Everybody
invited.
Position wanted by seamstress to
do homework or sewing. Phone 5Sa-
2l2l. III
Hogs reached $7.05 in the Chicago
market last Monday, the highest. price
for this year, and the expectation is
tina high price will prevail for some
time.
FOUND! A five dollar bill, near
Hamlin. Owner can have it by prov
ing property. Call at this office.
Steak Twelve and One-Half Cents,
Beef Roast Eight and Nine Cents per
pound at kRAFT's'
The Spirit Lake Beacon says, "the
three largest lakes of thai vicinity,
the largest in Iowa, have never within
the period of settlement, covering
fifty years, marked as high water
stage as during the first week in July.
Iowa has an epidemic of Auto
Phobia. Six million dollars are now
invested In Autos by people in this
state. The increase has been from 1928,
July l, 1905, to 6l36, July l, 1893.
July q is the next excursion to
Jerauld county, South Dakota. 80 90
rates can be had for the round trip on
| this date.
Mrs. M. T. Foley has gone to
| Morris, Illinois, on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne, of Menlo,
have been here with their nephew, B..
A. McHargue.
| -Messrs. John Weighton, John
| Ward and f. s. Watts, with their
wives, left on Friday evening for Saint
| Paul to attend q meeting of the Shrin-
ers. When that Is over they will go
| to Lake Okoboji for an outing of sew
eral weeks. Harry and Charles Watts
will spend some time there with their
parents.
| Miss Liza Zaner, daughter OF A..
A. Zaner, went down to Atlantic, Sat
urday.
Henry Herbert is home again after
an absence of two weeks among friends
else where.
Mrs. B. B. Carr and daughter,
who visited here for some time with
| her sister, Mrs. A. G.. Harmon, and
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chamber
len. have returned to their home at
Enid, Oklahoma.
An auto party consisting of s. A..
| McHargue, ETA. Beason, Joe II. Ross
and LATE Simpson, with their families
and friends, went over to Coon Rap
ids, Sunday.
Mrs. L. J. Ripp ey and her daugh
ter, Bessie Rippey, from Winterset
are here with friends,
j. M. McAvoy had an accident
last week down at Atlantic that will
insure him sore hand for few weeks
While repairing In meat market the
ladder on which he was standing fell
and he cut the thumb on hisright hand
with a broken window glass.
"A Mr.. Curtis, of Chicago, has
been here on a visit at the Bilharz
home.
1t is reported that George W.
Hoover, who found it pretty hot in
Denver, sought refuge In
fishing in the mountains streams be-
tween Colorado Springs and Victor.
Thomas Davis, Mrs, Davis and
their daughter. Drusa Davis, went up
to Carroll, last of the week, to attend
the funeral of an old neighbor.
Mr.. John Hinshaw and wife, Of
| Winterset, have been here to visit
their niece, Mrs. e F. Bilharz.
Miss Maude Lynch, the singer, is
here from Sioux City.
Miss Alma Oelke returned to Oma-
ha, Sunday, having visited here for a
week with her parents.
| j. f. Frazier's father and sister
/ - IL Il