Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-24
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
heater next week Wednesday,!

On business THIS week.
Michael Boust and his wife are In
Iowa county on visit.
Mrs. John Graham and children
went down to Adair, yesterday.
-Chas. Elliott came Wednesday to
visit his brother, w. G. Elliott.
The Girl and The Gawk, December
30, 1908, at Woodman Opera House!
-Lu Anciaux, OF Greeley, has gone
to Iowa City tovisit.his aged parents.
-Fraziers will save you money on
magazine subscriptions at club rates.
Mrs. Robert Fosnough goes to
Earlham for visit with her daughter.
Loren Hapes is in Omaha visiting
his brother, Lloyd Hans, and otheI
relatives.
L. G. Kopp and wife reached home
Monday evening from visit over in
Illinois.
George Cramer, who is attending
school at Oskaloosa, is home for the
holidays.
Rev. d. @. Mackintosh's family
have gone to Hopkinton to enjoy the
holidays.
Mrs. Fred Boust came home from
visit with friends in Oklahoma last
of the week.
Louie Tramp with his wife and
babies went down to Creston to see his
three brothers.
S. w. Wright is in the eastern
part of the state to visit his old home
about Fairfield.
Mrs. Harry Soar went to Des
Moines this week for the holidays
with her people.
Hon. George Cosson came out from
Des Moines and passed Sunday with
his Audubon friends.
Mrs. John Cozine arrived home
Monday night from good visit with
relatives in Oklahoma.
John w. Mcclure was in town on
Saturday and met his daughter, who
came from Valley Junction.
Charles Watts will be home from
school at Chicago in time to hang up
his stocking Christmas eve.
Justin Quinby and wife are here to
pass holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Cloughly.
Myrtle Brown came over from
Harlan last week, where she had been
trimming in millinery store.
Mrs. F, D. Nelson went to Avoca,
Wednesday, and her husband will fol-
low this evening for Christmas.
Mr.. Dave Luce came down from
Canada last week to visit his relatives,
the S. M. Luse family, near Ross.
Olive Gardner reached home Tues
day morning to pass Christmas week
with herparents, Samuel Gardner and
wife.
Mrs. Jake Ruhs and her parents,
F. L. Taylor and wife, have gone to
Poweshiek county,for visit with rela-
tives.
--Mesdames F. G. Miller and All
Miller are down at Orient attending
the wedding of niece, Miss Edmund
son.
Frank Adams and his daughter,
Marie Adams, came home Saturday to
be in readiness for the Christmas fes
tivities.
John Cozine was in town Tuesday
evening to meet his daughter, Goldie
Cozine, who is student at the Drake
University.
Harry McNutt is here from Dead
wood, South Dakota, to visit with his
grandpa, John McNutt and family, up
north of town.
-Esta Simpson was up from her
home. near south county line, and
passed Sunday with her brother, LATE
Simpson, and family.
James Cameron arrived from Iowa
City last of the week to pass vaca-
ton with his parents, John Cameron
and wife, up in Lincoln.
Mrs E. Fl. Baker, who has been
here visiting her brother, John Nailor
for several weeks, returned to her
home at Iowa City, Wednesday.
Mrs. A. C. Clark, of Milford, with
her children, has been here the last
week visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Renftle, and other relatives.
Will Hudler and wife dropped in
from Hayes, South Dakota, Saturday
night and sprung neat and substan-
tial surprise upon their relatives and
friends.
Elmer McKaraham arrived from
Chicago Saturday, wherehe is attend
ing Armour Institute, for short visit
with his parents, j. M. McKarahan
and wife.
Mrs. s. G.. Curtis and children,
Thelma and Garlan Curtis, went out
to Omaha for visit with relatives
Monday. Mr.. Curtis will leave for the
same place today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons went to
| Walnut, yesterday, for the holidays.
Wesley Jay will look after the section
during their absence.
Mrs. VIM. Alt and Mrs. III. c..
Chadwick went through Audubon yes.
terday TO Extra to visit their sister,
Mrs. Turner. The former lives at
Monticello and the latter in Dubuque
county.
Miss Lena Mack and her sister
in-law, Mrs. Chris Mack of Ross, took
the train Monday evening over the
Rock Island for visit with sister
and other relatives of the latter al
Savannah, Illinois.
w. J. Lancelot passed through
town Sunday on his way home from
visiting the boys in northern Mime.
sofa, and his daughter, Grace, who
is at Duluth learning to use the limo
type which is type-setting machine