Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-15

James Trunnel and wife are home
from visit with friends up north.
Mrs. Fred Boust departed on Sat.
urday for Wichita Falls, Texas.
Fred Cole journeyed down to Des
Moines, Monday, to see business buzz
-Workmen we're busy Monday put
ting q new roof on the Masonic Hall,
in Audubon.
Mr. Sibson, from Dedham, was
down Monday interviewing his friend
John Renftle.
j. G. Hardman and J. RI. Hard
man attended big cattle sale at Car
roll, Tuesday,
&C. +. Talbot and daughter, Grace
Talbot, passed last Sunday with rel
atiyes AT Carroll.
Mrs. George Hastings, OF Nebras-
ka, IS here visiting her parents, A. M.
Summers and wife.
Mrs. Coin came up from her home
at New Virginia, Iowa, with her faith
er, Ed Finch, Friday.
Emaline and Eta Spencer, from
south of town, were calling on Extra
friends, last Sunday.
Miss Ruby Patten, after pleas
ant visit here with friends, has gone
to her Newton home.
Carrier Woodland is enjoying his
vacation and Mrs. w. M. Reese Is
driving on his route.
Mr.. Ed Prick has gone up to Lake
Okoboji to hunt and fish and spin
about in that steam yacht.
William Cloughley and daughter,
Mrs. Justin Quinby, we're at Council
Bluffs calling on friends.
To-day you must show your ticket
to the trainmen before you can get on
board the Rock Island train.
Arthur Farquhar went to Council
Bluffs on Tuesday evening to attend
a meeting OF county chairmen.
John Mcmahon, who had been
here with his parents Pat Mcmahon
and wife, has gone to Chicago.
Mrs. Rasmussen, of Brayto ton. came
up yesterday, with two children to Wis
it at the home of Jens Anderson.
Mrs. Alonzo Potter journeyed on
down Independence, Missouri, last OF
the week to visit with her parents.
Mrs. ]. b. Stewart, niece of j. w.
Il. Cole. returned to her Lyons home,
across the river from Clinton, on Mon
day.
Special Sale at Smutney's from
October Fourteen to Twenty-four on
Iron Beds, Spring Mattresses and
Suits.
Mrs. John Weighton and children
are up at Tama having good visit
with relatives and friends, for two
weeks.
John Ward is home from Battle
Creek, Michigan, and reports himself
improved by treatment at the SAM
tarium.
-Merl Rippey and wife came home
Friday from Winterset where they had
been visiting his father, l.. Rippey,
and family.
Andrew Karstrom and wifereturn-
ed from South Dakota last week where
they bought three quarter sections OF
land near Woolsey.
Charles Bot, wife and son, from
Iowa, we're here last OF the
week visiting the J. w. b. Cole family
and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ross had the
pleasure of entertaining a number of
their friends at dinner on Friday even
ing, October the Ninth.
Nellie Foley. the Atlantic milliner
was up over Sunday visiting with her
parents, Mike Foley and wife, and her
aunt, Mrs. o. b. Train.
John Ashhy received another fine !
specimen of the Duroc-Jersey hogship |
rom the herd OF G.. M. Stuart at Rose |
Hill, Iowa, last Friday.
William Neff returned on Friday
rom his sojourn at FL Reno, Oklaho-
ma, and we are pleased to note that |
ne is much improved in health.
Miss Elizabeth Humphrey, from |
Sioux City, a deaconess minister will |
will be here last of the week to assist |
Mr.. Vedder for several weeks.
Mrs. j. f. Mcclure visited with
ner broteer, Will Cunningham, up at
Westfield, near Sioux city, while John |
was away to the Trip country.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Harrison, OF
Creston, are here for good visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Hans G.. Hansen,
Of the firm of Buthweg and Hansen.
We met G.. A. w. Colee In town
t'other day and he said tell his friends
he was still on the farm: that only his
wife and daughters lived at Panora.
= Carrie Nelson, who had been here |
with friends, returned to her home at
Clinton on Tuesday accompanied by |
Mrs. |. z. Hansen who went for |
short visit.
Just listed two choice Audubon |
farms TO add to my large list OF
land that have for sale. See me at |
once as they won't last long. Renftle |
The Land Man.
Chris Wonsmos, telegraph opera
tor at the Rock Island depot, will take |
a vacation and HE himself away to the |
of Colorado, north from |
Denver, next Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Krause was up at JEFF
erson last week as delegate from the |
Womens' Relief Corps to district |
meeting of that order, and she reports |
q most pleasant timer
Mrs. Wendell and Mrs. Niklason |
have been attending a meeting OF the |
Womens' Foreign Missionary Society |
Of the Evangelical church, down at
the past week.
We are pleased to note that Doc
tor Fulton's little girl is recovering |
from a hard attack Of pneumonia. |
Doctor Royal, of Des Moines, was
here Saturday in consultation.