Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-11


--Children's Day will be observed
at the Methodist Episcopal church on
next Sunday evening with program
by the young people.
John A. Musson and son Reuben
went to Chicago, Monday.
Miss Nellie Wicker took the train
Monday evening for Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, where her people live and where
she expects to make her future home
Miss Wicker has been a successful
teacher in the Audubon schools and a
popular young lady in society. Many
of her young friends were at the sta
ton to bid her farewell.
Tan Oxtords at Rasmussen and
Jensen's
&C. A. Rasmussen, of Atlantic, the
Luse land agent, was in town Monday
Mr.. M. N. Esbeck, member of the
Board of Supervisors, went down to
Atlantic Monday night for railroad
meeting.
Miss Divine Houbbold Is plan
ming trip to South Dakota for Wis
1t with her sister, Mrs. villa. Hudler
From the Guthrie Center papers
we learn that Mrs. Mary Stonebrook-
Kreamer, mother of Mrs. Mccall whose
husband used to be in business here
with Mr. Craney, was married, We'd
nesday June 3, 1908, to j. p. Forse-
man, Rev. Mr.. Harmed officiating.
The bride used to live in Greeley and
is we'll known here.
The Commencement Exercises for
rural graduates will take place Satur-
day, June 20, 1908. The program will
begin promptly at Half-Hast Ten, in
Forenoon. A pleasing program has
been prepared and all graduates and
their friends are expected to be present
providing they can conveniently ar
range to do SO.
-Oxfords for all at Rasmussen and
Jensen's.
An expert drawing teacher has
been secured. This is an excellent OPP
portunity for high school and gram
mar,grade pupils to take work in draw
ing even il no other study is taken in
the Normal Institute.
There will be two lectures illustrat-
ed by Stereopticons at Normal Insti
tute on tuberculosis +" and Birds
and Nature Study" The latter will
be valuable not only to adults but to
pupils all through the grades.
Retired farmer; good business OPP.
portunity, only implement business in
small town. Deal direct with owner
Address Implement Dealer. care of
this paper. 90
Hon. George Cosson will address
the Modern Woodmen at a picnic to
be held in Guthrie Center, June %,
1908.
Will Milliman, Drum Major of the
Extra Concert Band, was up to Au.
dubon last Saturday.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church will give a Rag Social In
the parlors of the church on Thursday
evening, June Eleven. Let every lady
take rag ball with her name inside.
Strawberries, cream and cake will be
served.
-Children's Day Anniversary will
be observed at the Methodist Episco
pal church, Sunday evening. There
will be fine music and good speaking.
Everyone who attends the service will
be given an American Flag. All will
want to see what will be done with the
flags.
"A letter containing draft from
Mr.. D. Andrews, of Yukon, Oklaho-
ma, shows that he is engaged in gen.
eral business, having jewelry, queens
ware, notions, and so forth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Waldron
have changed their residence from
Cripple Creek to Denver. Colorado.
The Jefferson Bee reports the mar
riage of Mr.. Asbury Matheny and
Miss Faye Remick on M6hday, June
First, 1908, the Rev. Matheny, a for
mer pastor in Audubon, officiating.
Mrs. Charles Lowery and children,
of Winterset, are visiting at the home
of her nephew, b. A. Stocking, and
family.
e. L. Finch is off to Okoboji this
week.
Miss Helen Willett and Mrs. r.
A. Willett were out to Council Bluffs
last week.
j. G. Burkey was calling on Extra
friends Saturday.
Sheriff Northup made trip to
Extra, Monday.
Deem and WEIGH have put in
new floor and painted their marble
shop.
All kinds of Tan Oxfords at Ras-
mussen and Jensen's.
Pat Mccall has sold his Audubon
residence to Mr.. Mumgaard.
Elmer McKarahan reached home
Monday morning from his studies in
Chicago.
Will T. Bintner, of Extra town
ship, was up Monday on business. He
is one of the active young farmers of
that section.
When w. w. Smith, the genial
agent of the Rock Island Railway
here in Audubon, attended the big
meeting of railroad men down at Des
Moines last week they had their pic
lures taken in group by one of those
panorama cameras. The picture is
fine and Mr.. Smith sits right up in
front as "Big as life and twice as
natural"
John A. Nash went down to Ottum-
wa, Friday, to visit his daughter and
her husband over Sunday. He and
Mrs. Nash returned Monday evening.
S. w. Cramer and wife and son,
of Ross, and Mrs. Wendell, of Audu-
bon, attended Holiness Camp Meet
ing down at Oskaloosa this week.
Miss Mabel McKarahan has re-
turned from visit at Grinnell and
Winterset