Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06

Line was up Friday.
The teachers examination last week
was attended by fifty-four.
-Smutney deiies competition west
of the Mississippi River. 29l
DIR. Rosenbladt made trip to
Rochester last week with patient.
The mother of Mrs. Elmer Bailey
returned to Redfield, Friday afternoon
Miss Katie Mcclure, daughter
of j. w. Mcguire, returned home
last week.
Mrs. Jens o. Christensen and Mrs.
| Kilgor came home from Lake View
Saturday.
| Miss Augusta Gruelka OF Atlantic
is here on a visit with her friend, Mrs.
| Eva Hess.
| Miss Smith, cousin of Mrs, j. f.
| Ruhs, came on Saturday for a visit
with her relatives.
Mrs. John G. Davis is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Lanritzen, AT
Sandusky, Ohio.
| Geo. Kellogg and daughter return
ed Friday from attending the funeral
of his father at Woodbine.
Miss Mamie Michael's Katie
| Grady and Ella Kerwin have returned
| from school at Des Moines.
Mrs. Ed Freeman of Scotland,
| South Dakota, came down Saturday
| night to visit the folks st home.
Mrs. Henry Smith and daughter
| of Mondville, Missouri, came up last
| week to visit Mrs. James Edwards.
| Mrs. jennings and daughter,
| Grace were down at Frank Heaths,
Saturday, to see q new baby relative.
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYsEN & BEAsoN
Mrs. A. l. Brainard celebrates
| her 18th birthday today, and her
friends hope she may live many more.
C. w. Preston and family were
down at Extra Sunday to picnic
| dinner with their daughter, Mrs. Dee
Bell.
Bessie WHITAKER, of Extra, came
up Saturday to assist her grandmoth-
| er, Mrs. Bowman, to her home at
| Extra.
Deputy Clerk, L. A. McGinnis,
has moved into the house owned by
Mrs. Zion down toward the school
GROUNDS.
j. G. Powell and wife with Ed
Cotton and wife drove up in the for
mer's auto Friday on business and
pleasure.
George Keightly and friend Of
West Bend have been here to visit
his brother and wife, Mrs. and Mrs.
Jas. Keightly.
Miss Ella M. Stearns, the County
Superintendent, went to Cedar Rapids
Monday to visit her friend, Miss
Smith, for week
Mrs. Lydia Chandler and Mrs.
Mclaughlin of Gray were at Brayton
Thursday night to install new officers
in the Rebekah lodge.
f. l.. Anderson was down from
Ross, Saturday, to see his wife's sis
ter, Miss Baker, away to her home
at SILVIA ter, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Snapp and Mrs. Benson, re-
latives of Mrs. S. A. McHargue, who
visited her home returned to their
home in Oklahoma.
Levi Zaner, from the southern
part of the county where he Is an old
resident, was up first of the week to
visit with his nephew, A. "A. laner.
Miss Genelte Newton of Califor-
mia and Mrs. Vaughn of Des Moines
who were here visiting with Mrs. VIM.
Wilson left for home last Saturday.
Mrs. Cecil Jensen and Mrs. Beul.
ah Small, daughters of d. e. Soar,
who have been here on a visit have
returned to Sioux City and Murdo,
South Dakota.
"A son of Mon Stewart, member
of the regular army at Des Moines,
was in town Saturday shaking hands
with friends but many did not recog
nize him In uniform.
In less than two years in which the
Gopher law has been in effect Shelby
county has paid out SIS, 234. so for fifty
two thousand three hundred forty-fve
gophers killed in that county.
LATE Simpson and Doc McHargue
with their families drove up to Lake
View, Saturday. From there they in
tended to go to Lost Lake up in Clay
county to find some good fishing.
John Preston and Rae Green went
up to the Lakes Friday. Mrs. Green
went to Des Moines to attend family
reunion and the Judge followed Sun
day to the lakes where they will all
spend week or two.
S. A. McHargue made a run to
Guthrie Center, Saturday, from 800 to
1905 the distance travelled being about
IS miles. Before that he had run to
Menlo, distance OF Al miles in two
hours and six minutes with in the
car. His Model Ramble is good
goer.
The August meeting OF the w. f.
M. 8. of the M. e. church will be
| held at the home of Mrs. S. A. Nc
Hargue on Tuesday, August IL, 1908,
at pm. Topic: Mountains and Rivers
| of God. Leader, Mrs. Emil Bilharz.
Refreshments served and social
hour at the close of the lesson.
We have had the pleasure of look
| ing over the plans of a new cottage to
be erected this summer by II. G. Fred
erickson for VIM. Layland on the cor
ner south of Geo. Townsend's home.
| 1t will be 26x36 feet in size, story and
a half in height and modern in every
respect.
DIR. Brooks had the misfortune
Sunday to get his good right arm in
the way of the crank to his auto when
it clicked back" and broke the arm
in the same place it was broken once
before in the same manner. He keeps
going to serve his patients, but finds