Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-29

F. ID. Nelson and wife returned
from their visit TO Avoca. Monday.
George Keightley, of West Bend,
See Mrs. George Lefller for Carpet
and Rug weaving. Phone Sixty-four.
Lutte Lane started for Mount Pleas
ant, Monday evening, on business
trip.
Mrs. Fl. A. Arnold came home on
Saturday from a visit with her friends
abroad
Mrs. w, c, Elliott has gone out to
Lincoln, Nebraska, for a visit with
home-folks.
Ed Van Gorder went down to Des
Moines, Tuesday, to look after BUSH
ness affairs.
Will Laughery, of Green River,
Utah, is here for a visit with relatives
and friends.
j. S. Dennis is out again after
nerrly week at home laid up with
rheumatism.
M. Il. Thomas, of Extra, was up
to Audubon first of the week calling
on his friends.
Matt Johnson and wife are home
from good visit with friends down
at Des Moines.
Lost between Audubon and Ham
lin a tan shawl Leave at this Office or
the Hamlin store. 40
Miss Gene Culver came home on
Tuesday after visit with her Atlantic
and Anita friends.
George Oelke passed Sunday at
the home of his parents, August Oelke
and wife, in this city.
George Frazier came down from
Viola, Monday, and went on down to
Extra to visit relatives.
Mr.. Myers, from North English,
Iowa, is here to visit his relatives, the
w, S. Moreland family,
Fred Bartlett returned from South
Dakota, Monday, and proceeded on
the way to his Extra home.
Uncle Thomas Murphy was over
from Nicola part of the week calling
| on his former neighbors.
james Chandler and wife came
| home Monday from an Odd Fellow
meeting up at Marshalltown.
ID. w. Wood and his wife, Doctor
Carrie Wood, returned Sunday from
! visit with friends up north.
Rev. ID. G.. Macintosh was in at
tendance, last week, at the Synod of
Iowa which met at Sioux City.
The wife of Rev. Kiser, of NAL
vern, is here for visit with her par
ents, G. +. Brown and wife.
Rev. b. G. Irvine, of Jessup, Iowa,
preached two excellent sermons at the
Presbyterian church. last Sunday.
August Burr and family were Wis
tied part of the week by couple of
nephews whose home is over by Adair
Matte Fulton, of Atlantic, was up
to Audubon first of the week on a Wis
it to her brother, Doctor Fulton, and
other friends.
-Gershom Lauhender departed on
Tuesday evening for Ponca City, in
Oklahoma, to work for grain and
lumber company.
Dan Freeman is at Des Moines
this week attending a meeting of the
Grand Lodge Of the Order Eastern
Star of the state.
Ethel Mott, daughter of Editor
Mott, over at Marengo, arrived last
Friday and is the guest of her friend,
Mabel McKarahan.
Mrs. l.. b. Pritchard, of Indian
ola, an aunt of Mrs. Ed f. Bilharz,
arrived last of the week for visit at
the Bilharz homes.
LATE Simpson and his family and
Ethel Smith were down at Extra over
Sunday with her parents, John b.
Connrardy and wife.
August Jensen and wife. Jens o.
Christensen and wife and Fred Mel
sons boy passed Sunday with their
friends out at Marine.
Rev. Orth, who will preach at the
Old Hamlin and Lone Star Preshyte7
rian churches, occupies the Doctor II,
L, Harris residence, on West Side.
Bonnie Sherman arrived Tuesday
and went out to the home of her par.
ents, John Sherman and wife, north
west of town. She had been with Des
Moines friends.
There will be meeting OF MEM
bers of the Columbian Club at the
Library on Tuesday November Three,
at Three in the Afternoon. All are
urged to be present.
Mr.. 3. d, Woodyatt, OF Detroit,
Michigan, was an over Sunday guest
of his friend, u. M. Preston, of this
town. This was the first time they had
met for about ten years,
Justin Qulnby was In town over
Sunday and his wife. who had been
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Cloughly, went with him to
their home in Des Moines. $3.50
w. @. Sheets returned from War
ner, Canada, Monday. He reports his
relatives, Rev. Conner and family, as
being we'll and says Grandpa Charles
Kibler and wife have moved out onto
their ranch.
day evening for Los Angeles, Califor-
uld, anu ID uulHucr VI uoT iduy lTIcuus
were at the Rock Island depot to bid
her goodbye and wish her God-speed
on the journey.
On Friday evening OF this week
the members of the Endeavor Society
of the Church of Christ will hold a
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Curtis, to which everyone is
most cordially invited.
The regular services will be held
at the Church of Christ next Sunday
morning. Sunday School at Ten OF
the clock. The sermon at Eleven on
tho Snhiact HThe r eft Ont - The