Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-27
ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACTS.
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fromher visit up at Boone.
Lou Tramp and wife are with their
Des Moines friends this week.
Ethel Kuhn and Miss Miles passed
last Sunday with Atlantic friends.
Doctor Weighton and James Law
went down to Des Moines, Sunday.
The Audubon schools will open
on Monday September the Seventh.
Riverside and Buck Horn Coal on
the cars at MUssoN'S.
--Denison Normal and Business
College opens on Tuesday, September
One.
See the "Yankee Farmer at the
Opera House, Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER the Fifth.
Miss Lucille Brooks went down to
Atlantic, Monday night, returning on
Tuesday evening.
Will Mantz was very much pleas
ed with his trip to Canada and thinks
he would like to live there.
Harry Laubender arrived at home
this week for visit with his parents,
William Laubender and wife.
-Ezma Hays came home froma Wis
it with her sister, Mrs. Lillis Jordan,
down at Pleasantville, Saturday.
Ross Kennels returned to Chica 60
on Friday after visit here with his
father and brother, Wilbur Kennels.
Fred Vermilya, his daughter, Miss
Bonnie Vermilya, and Charles Talbot
arrived home from Des Moipes, Fri
day morning.
j. F. Morrissey and three child
rem, of Ames, returned home Friday,
having visited his mother and other
relatives here.
Joe and Julia Christensen are here
Jensen who works in the harness shop
for d. E. Soar.
India Poulson arrived from New
Fork State, this week, to visit her
brother, Charles Poulson, and friends
of her girlhood days.
Harry and Sell Cripple, of Musca-
tine county, nephews of Lee Hudler
and A. Fl. Dollahide, were here this
week for short visit.
Mrs. Rowena Finch came down
from Jefferson in her automobile, last
of the week and attended to business
matters for a day or two.
Mrs. Van Court, of Omaha, was
here this week to see her mother, Mrs.
William McLeran, whose health is
not very good these days.
Can you use good stirring pillow?
| have them and can save you money.
j. A. MUSSoN.
Doctor Childs reports the birth of
fine baby boy over at Clint Fuckers
happy Greeley township home on
Thursday August 20, 1908.
Mrs eddie Porsch, her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dettman, pass
ed few pleasant days this week with
relatives out at Council Bluffs.
Bank Cashier o. P. Coon and his
family have been enjoying themselves
the past few days visiting his people
down about Brooklyn, this State.
Professor Mantz has been enjoy
ing some of his vacation over in the
neighbOrhood Of Bayard, but reports
too much water for business or pleas
ure.
LATE Simpson and family went to
Extra, Friday, to visit her mother,
Mrs. j. B. COnnrardy, who had just
returned from trip to the Pacific
Coast.
Henry Haag, a jefferson man,
with his wife and daughter ran from
New Jersey home iu their auto at an
average of more than two hundred
miles day.
I have afew wagons yet: also some
extra wagon boxes that | am selling
right. J. A. MUSSoN.
Mrs. Chester Brooks has been en-
tertaining her sister, Mrs. Patton, of
West Plains, Missouri, where for a
good many years she has been princi-
pal of the high school.
Misses Mildred and Eloise Buck
returned Friday from visit over at
Morris, Illinois. Their parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. George Buck, went SO far
as Atlantic to meet them.
Marie Adams, after passing the
summer vacation here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fl. Adams, will
return to her musical studies in Des
Moines on September first.
The many friends of Chester
Brooks and family will regret to hear
that they are preparing to move to
Iowa City. Their object in going there
is to make home for the boys who
will attend the University.
Byron Davis and wife, of Jackson
county, Iowa, are here on visit to
his brothers, John G. Davis, and w.
B. Davis. He has remained at the old
home while the other boys have come
farther west to grow up with the coun-
try.
Miss Nora. I. Brown, conductor
of music in the public schools during
the last two years, has resigned her
position for better one; but the change
will not cause her removal from Au-
dubon, which is pleasing to her many
friends.
Mrs. M. B. Wonsmos, daughter
Wolly Wonsmos, and Mary Christen-
sen, of Audubon, departed Tuesday
for Loveland, Colorado, to pass two
weeks with relatives. When ready to
come home they will journey down by
the way of Denver.
Some people who sendin locals and
other notices forget to send their name
along so that we may know who sends
them. Before us is sheet that came
from North Branch short time ago
all neatly typewriter containing some
nntices In regard to church affairs: