Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-09
LOCAL NEWS

Bernard Boiling returned TO
Lewis Monday
Elyin Cole went down to Griswold
yesterday on business.
Arthur Farquhar and wife return
ed yesterday from Omaha.
Mrs. DR.. Brooks went to Perry
last night TO visit her mother.
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYSEN Il BEASoN
Lewis Il. W. Jurgens and Sophia
H. Ross have been granted license to
marry.
Bodo Oelke is home for few days
from his work as route agent on the
railway.
Will Smith of Shenandoah, came
up yesterday to visit his father j. $.
Smith up at Ross.
Miss Harriet Fulton OF Extra,
came up yesterday to visit her nncles
the Baily brothers.
This week has brought MS fine
April shower and some beautiful
weather though not very warm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maynes of
Menlo, came up yesterday to visit her
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Mahargue.
"A pocket book found by Elmer
Agnew has been left at this Office. The
owner can have it by provingproperty.
The streets of Audubon have been
put in fine condition by Marshall
Darnold by having them dragged at
the proper time.
John Reuschling returned home
Saturday from Rochester leaving his
wife in good way for rapid recovery
from an operation.
viii Beason and wife OF Califor-
mia, are here visiting his brother Ed
and other relatives. Mrs. Beason Is a
daughter of DR.. Evans.
| Miss Myrtle Brown, OF Harlan,
was at home over Sunday and attend
ed the wedding of her friend Miss Cur
rier Monday morning.
"A marriage license has been is
| sued to Hans =. Christensen and Miss
| Mary Petersen; Fred Lewis Ceranek
/ UAN A'lioS oNltlc Nouoibos
Miss Kate Sloane has returned
from her visit among friends up in
| Clayton county, where she, went to
assist in settling up an estate.
1t is reported that way down east
some churches have bawl room,
where they care for the children while
their mothers listen to the sermon.
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Ray Leonard is now the master
mechanic at Smutney's furniture store.
de commenced Monday and has every.
thing shining like aplate glass mirror.
M. d. Crow and his son, John
Grow, of Des Moines, were down from
| Cameron yesterday on business OF
special interest to the younger gentle
man.
The bank along the south side OF
| the park is being sodded under direc-
ton of Street Commissioners Darnold,
a work much needed to prevent caving
down.
| In our report of the election OF
teachers it should have been stated
that the salary of Miss Nellie Thomp-
kins had been increased from $50 to
| 500 per month.
Kathryn Crane aud Mrs. John
| Knox came up from Extra, Saturday,
aud passed the day with their friend,
Mrs. Chris Thompson, in the east
part OF town.
--R. 0. Craney has raised his house
and built under it a substantial brick
wall. When he gets the work COM
pleted and the yard graded up it will
look like new place.
The Chautauqua will be held on the
school grounds again this year, the
| Redpath Bureau paying 80 for their
use and guaranteeing against any in-
jury that that might be done.
- Mrs. Will Woodward and son,
Master Chas Woodward, of Atlantic,
were in town part of last week the
guests of her mother, Mrs. j. j Lewis,
and at the o. b. Train home.
Prof. Palmer who has been an in
structor in the Normal Institute here,
| has been elected superintendent at LIE
Mars at salary Of $500 the first
year and $1,000 the second year.
Within year, seven United
States senators have died. The old.
est aged 81 and the youngest only -
who sat side by side are both gone.
but four of them were only about sixty
years of age.
j. Nj. McKarahan received a let
ter Monday morning from G.. Ii. J ones
of Los Angeles saying they would
| leave there Tuesday and probably ar
| rive here in time to have the funeral OF
Mrs. Rogers next Sunday.
ID. N. Luse was in town Monday
representing the Luse Land Company
of Carroll and st. Paul. They are
still busy selling Canada lands at
which they have made great success
the last half dozen years.
On the eighth day of April in
sixty-four, we all skedaddled for
Grand De Corps, down ia louisiana
| said I'D B. Cousins yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Cousins, Elijah Cole, w,
| B. Davis and perhaps others from
| here were with Banks on his expedi-
ton that spring.
1 "A message Sunday morning from
Stuart notified Mrs. Harry Cole that
| here father Mr.. Alexander Mckee OF
that place was seriously i'll. Mrs.
| Cole took the train at noon, but an
hour later a second message brought