Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-07-16
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Doctor Brooks and family are u,
at Wall Lake for few days outing
The Doctor, Mr.. Kimball and Emmer
went up by the Auto route and tn,
ladies by train.
&c. III. Henerman is In town takins
treatment of Doctor Smith for severe
case of catarrhal trouble.
-Chautauqus opens Tuesday, July
2lst. Don't forget it.
Had Mrs. George Thurman not
been thorough horsewoman she
would have had a serious accident
last Saturday caused by an autoisi
who followed too closely and scared
her horse. Though she had two little
children in the buggy she held the
horse and checked him so quickly as
to throw him to his knees, in that way
preventing the overturning of the bug
gy. Some autoists are not as careful
or conslderate as they should be when
meeting or passing teams.
Miss Kate Moss, of Kansas City,
was a guest at the home of Mrs. A. G.
Ross over Sunday.
Alex Scott. politician from Bear
Grove, Guthrie county, was in town
Monday.
In addition to Mr.. Wood, of Des
Moines, Mr.. Zaner has secured the
services of a Mr.. Welty, Eof Fort Dodge
who is also man of experience. Tom
Ochletree is assisting in the work.
Home Rendered Lard In any guam.
tity Ten Cents per pound at KRAFT'S
Mr.. Will Kimball, of Clinton, is
a guest at the home of Doctor A. l..
Brooks.
Rev. Doctor S. f. Wilcox, State
Baptist Missionary, was in Audubon,
Monday afternoon, on his way to
Brayton where he spoke that evening
He had been over in Shelby county
and was brought over here by Mr..
Edwards, of Kirkman. Mr.. Wilcox
was enthusiastic over the fine outlook
for crops in this section.
Hon. r. c. Spencer, the Democrat
ic candidate for Congress, returned
yesterday morning from Council Bluffs
where he attended a meeting of the
Congressional Committee on Tuesday
Ben Butterton and family, who
came here from the state of Washing
ton last fall, concluded to return to
that state and left at four O'Clock yes
4erday afternoon. 1t is q long Jour
ney, probably taking till Sunday
night.
Mrs. John Butterton and sister,
Miss Goldie Sheets, went to Council
Bluffs yesterday for vacation among
friends.
The Iowa State Fair at Des Moines
August 20 to %, 1908.
Doctor w. J. Charters, Extracting
Specialist, located over First National
Bank at Extra, does tirst-class work.
Write or call and see him. lift
Miss Grace Hadden, of Sioux
City, who had been down near Hamlin
visiting with her cousins, the Misses
Emmaline Spencer and Eta Spencer,
departed for home Tuesday morning.
The Sunday before, just to give her
one more real good time the ladies
gave picnic in the leafy woods near
their home.
-Messrs. Preston, Albertson and
Christensen and Chris Olsen received
a car of peaches Monday.
Miss Ward, from the east, is here
taking charge of the house of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ward during their absence
Hon. II. F. Andrews, of Extra,
was up to Audubon, Monday.
See that fine new awning in front
of Zaner's meat Market.
Mrs. Elmer Ellis, of Gray, who
had been with friends out at Walnut,
stopped over here Saturday at the
home of her husbands parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Ellis.