Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-09-10
ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACTS.
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NASH & PHELPS.

August Burr and wife went down
to Homestead, Tuesday, to visit rela
tives.
Miss r. j. Fish has returned from
the lakes where she has passed the
summer.
Mrs. Helena Walker and Miss
Bessie Watson returned from Okobo il
on Tuesday.
For SALE. Registered Shropshire
Rams of good weight and quality.
VIM. l.. Clark,
35tf aamlin, Iowa.
w. T. Staley with his son Harry
and Anthem Mullinger went to Avoca,
Tuesday, to the fair.
Samuel Shoup was walking with
a cane yesterday because of inflam-
matory rheumatism in one of his feet.
Cashier Frank d. Nelson, of the
Farmers State Bank, moved Tuesday
to the house recently vacated by w.
II. Thomas. He returned to the bank
after an illness of several
weeks.
Mrs. Ed Prick came down from
the lakes Tuesday where she had been
siuce the fourteenth of June. Miss
Daisy Prick went from there to Allan
tic City, New Jersey, as delegate to
the Druggists Association.
The Third Division OF the Ladies
Aid Society of the M. E. church, in
headed by Mrs. Conklin,
will have stand at the County Fair
where they will sell Hot Coffee, Sand
witches, Cold Drinks and Ice Cream. 80
Rev. Charles Zimmerli with his
wife, of Churdan, passed through
Audubon, Tuesday, to attend Confer
ence at Clarinda. To get there it was
necessary to travel over the Milwau-
kee, the North Western, the Rock
Island, Burlington, and make seven
changes.
Rev. j. P. Guenther, of Lincoln
where he is pastor of the
Lutheran church was in Audubon on
Tuesday going to Adair to attend a
minis terial conference.
Rev. e. L. Golden, pastor of the
NJ. E. church at Manning, stopped
here between trains Tuesday morning
to call on Mr.. Vedder while on his
way to the Methodist Conference at
Clarinda.
Rev. Christensen returned home
Walter Harvey, of Burnett, Ver-
mont, dropped in here for a visit with
William McLeran, who was a friend
of his father before coming to the west
many years ago. Mr.. Harvey is out
for trip to see the great west.
Mrs. Danielson, mother of Mrs.
w. G. Elliott, returned to her Lincoln
home Friday.
-Lorah Bailey came down Sunday
from Fort Dodge for visit with his
brother Elmer Bailey.
Grandpa A. Kevan returned Fri
day from pleasant visit with his
children over in Shelby county.
Frank Garroutte returned Friday
from Des Moines where he had gone
with his daughters who entered school
in that city.
Mrs. Humiston went to Cedar Rap
ids, Sunday, for visit with her par
ents.
Mrs. A. M. Currier and Mrs. Bert
McLeran have returned from Red Oak
The mother of Chris Wansmos
with his sister, Wolfe, and Mary
Christensen have returned from a trip
out to Denver, Boulder and Loveland,
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter went over to
Coon Rapids, Saturday night, for a
visit among relatives.
Mrs. A. G.. OAKLAND, of Barnes
City, was out here last week with her
friends. She had been away from here
for half dozen years.
Will Clark and wife, of Viola,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton, up at the lakes.
"A. J. Hunt stopped in Audubon,
Monday, on his return from Walnut
whittier he and his daughter, Amy
Hunt, had driven last Friday to visit
relatives. The young lady remained
there longer for visit among friends
Mrs. Charles Zion was burned
more or less about the hands and face
on Monday by gasoline that she put
in boiler of clothes while it was on
the stove. We are glad to hear that
her injuries, while painful, are not Sc
rious and she will recover from them
rapidly.
H. H. Williamson, of Lincoln,
who was down to Audubon yesterday
was limping around with sore foot
and leg caused by falling out of wag-
on, one wheel running over him. He
insists however that he was not COM
ing home from Manning when il hap
pened.
e. J. Freeman says in a card to
his son that Taft and Bryan will not
be in the same class of running with
him as he received all the votes for
reelection as President oithe Nation
al Association of Civil w ar Musicians,
and neither one of the other candidates
can do as we'll.
F. L. Anderson, of Ross, is hav.
ing a chance to use that fine gold
headed cane given him in 1908 by the
Iowa Sheriffs' Association; because
of a sore foot he is nursing. Mr.. An
derson was after chickens up in north
ern Iowa and thinking his gun was not
loaded set it on his right foot when ii
went off, cutting one of his toes off.
OF course that is bad enough but very
slight compared with what might have
happened.
Doctor Burnside returned Friday
from Chicago where he completed his
course in the hospital. His friends
will be pleased to hear that he has de-
cidsd to locate in Audubon for the
practice of his profession where he is
we'll known and highly respected both
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