Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04
Ed Rice was down from Gray last


Byrd Phelps returned on Sunday
from trip in the east.
-. Kuhn returned Sunday from a
business trip out OF town.
&C. C. Nelson, the Kimballton auc-
tioneer, was on our streets, Friday.
Will Thomas and wife we're with
friends at Gray, latter part of the
week.
Mrs. A. L. Hanly of Des Moines
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. A. f..
Drake.
Gus Forsbeck and Aus Linn were
down from Gray, Monday. calling on
friends.
Mrs. Lois G.. Stuart returned last
Friday from her visit at Neponset, in
Illinois.
Mrs. Harvey Delahoyde, of Stu
art, is here this week with relatives
and friends.
Louis Moon, came up from Allan
tic, Saturday evening, to visit with
boyhood friends.
Mrs. George Brown is up at Ida
Grove this week visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. l.. w. Lee.
F. d. Nelson and wife came home
Sunday noon from a good visit with
relatives out at Avoca.
Mary Davis, who had been up in
| Carroll county visiting her brother,
came home Monday morning.
j. M. Bryan, from Guthrie Center,
| was over this way the past week call
| ing on his old time neighbors.
-Lu McGinnis is here on visit to
his parents, L. A. McGinnis and wife
and other members of the family.
Mrs. Frank Herndon departed for
Pittsburg, Kansas, last of the week
where she went to visit relatives.
Late Simpson and family were
Sunday visitors with her people, the
John Connrardy family, at Extra.
Mrs. McIntire, of Des Moines, was
in Audubon over Sunday visiting with
her father, john G.. Davis, and wife.
Mrs. Roy Lamoreaux is here for
visit with her sister, Mrs. Herm Rel
nemund, who resides near Audubon,
Mr.. Fred Ruhs, brother of Jake
Ruhs, of Audubon, was over from
Botna, first of the week calling on his
friends.
Mrs. Lowry, of Winterset, came
to Audubon last Saturday for visit
with her relatives, the Charles Stock
ing family.
Mrs. Elmer Bailey came home on
Saturday evening from a pleasant Wis
il of couple of weeks with her people
over at Redfeld.
The familiar figure off. S. Dennis
was missing from our streets last week
caused by an i'll spell which confined
him to his bed.
Mrs. Brooks and son, Emert, went
to Extra, Sunday, and had an auto
ride home with her husband, Doctor
Brooks, in The Stork.
Gregg Wolfe, who is employed at
Mason City, came down Friday for a
visit with his father, James Wolf, who
resides in Audubon.
-Gerson Laubender departed Mon
day evening for trip to Oklahoma,
New Mexico and the far southwest to
be gone three weeks
Sam Ulrich had a birthday roll
around last Friday so he took couple
of "days Off and passed them in the
land to the north of US.
Mrs. Austin Guernsy and Phil
came up from Extra, Tuesday. and the
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and Mrs. e. A. Bates.
Miss Fannie Smutney and brother
Willie, of Des Moines, came Saturday
to see their brother, Ed Smutney, the
South Side furniture dealer.
Miss Helen McAvoy, of Council
Bluffs, arrived Monday evening and
will pass some time here assisting her
people at the Electric Theater.
Samuel Gardner, his wife and
their son, Miles Gardner, arrived on
Saturday from visit at Ames, Des
Moines and other eastern points.
e. F. Moon has sold his farm near
Atlantic, is looking around for a new
location and may decide to come back
up into Audubon county to reside.
Bert Stocking, who has been at Ell
Reno, Oklahoma, and Sandusky, Ohio,
in the interest of the One Minute Wash
err, arrived in Audubon, Saturday.
Frank S. Watts, after the Shrine
meeting in Des Moines last Thursday
remained in that city and visited with
his son, Harry Watts, until Sunday.
John Horning, the Record-Herald
solicitor lodged into town for a day
or two, first of the week, to see his
father and mother and numerous other
friends.
Veterinary George C. Rasmussen
went north on the train Sunday morn
ing and that afternoon came sailing
into town in neat run-about auto
mobile.
Miss Addie Cross, daughter of
Clark Cross once q business man of
Audubon but whose widow and family
now reside in Des Moines, has been
here the past week guest of the E. j.
Freeman family and other friends
about Audubon.
Doctor Jackson and wife, from
Council Bluffs, arrived on Saturday
evening to visit their relatives and
friends. We understand that Mr.. jack
son is in poor health and will be at
the Doctor Brooks home while being
treated.
The Misses Martha Dunn and
Nora Brown went down to Extra last
Thursday evening to furnish music
for the commencement exercises and