Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-07-09
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will Montgomery, wife and sister,
OF Old Mexico, arrived Monday for a
visit at the home of his uncle, Mr.
Thos. Davis.
Home Rendered Lard in any guam
tity Ten Cents per pound at KRAFT's S.
Father Macdonald went out to
Omaha, Monday, to attend the funeral
OF Father Smith, priest of that city.
Rev. G. B. Christiansen enter
tanned Mr.. Klausen, friend of his
from Minnesota, last week.
Miss Clara Oelke is assisting in
the Commercial Savings Bank during
the absence of Miss Myrtle Townsend.
Clyde Wilde has returned to Wall
South Dakota, where he is engaged In
the land business.
Miss Grace Hensley was up from
Extra, Monday.
Miss Rose Pratt mas closed her
work at Vermilyas store and gone to
her home at Boone to whice place her
parents have recently moved.
We hear many compliments for
the newly graded roads leading out
from Audubon. Notwithstanding the
excessive rains they are said TO be dry
and hard but short time after a
shower.
r. j. Creveling and wife went up
to Gray, Saturday, where they enjoy
ed family dinner at the home of their
son, Theron Creveling.
-Chautauqua opens Tuesday, July
2lst. Don't forget it.
p. A. Rasmussen and wife came
pretty near having Fourth of July
baby at their home, a new boy arriv'
ing there shortly after midnight, Sat
urday night July the Fifth, 1908.
Home Rendered Lard in any guam
tity Ten Cents per pound at KRAFT's
Will Barton of Kirkman was over
to spend the Fourth in Audubon, a
guest at the home of I. B. Eddy.
Mrs. Arthur Farquhar and her
sister, Mrs Jas. Hunt, give a luncheon
to-day at two O'Clock at the home OF
the latter in Melville township.
p. F. Anderson and wife and Alex
Caldwell and wife returned from the
lakes in time to celebrate che Fourth
at home.
Miss Ella Kerwin is at Des Moines
to visit her sister, Mary, who is there
at school.
-Chas. H. Stocking made trip to
Extra last of the week.
Miss Marie Wolf is visiting at
Des Moines.
Ed Prick and wife came home from
Okoboji last week where they had en-.
joyed a month by the lakeside.
Route Agent WEIGH running be-
tween here and Atlantic is taking q
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Walnut
have been here on wilt with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Simons-
Miss Helen Leet of Omaha came to
Audubon last week and remained un-
til Monday with her aunt, Mrs. o. Z.
Coon.
Mrs. John A. Musson has been to
Minnesota on visit the last week.
Steak Twelve and One Half Cents
Beef Roast Eight and Nine Cents per
pound at KRAFT'S.
e. j. Freeman was up at Sheldon
last week to reunion of the Grand
Army boys.
"A quartet from Oskaloosa came
out last OF week to sing at the revival
meetings up in Viola.
H. B. Emery has bought new J
|. Case threshing machine to be ready
for business this fall.
Mrs. Della Soar-Small Is here on
visit with her father, Mr.. d. E. Soar
j. F. Russell came down to enjoy
the Fouth with his family in Audubon.
X. c. Hallock of Brayton was in
town Saturday.
II. F. Green has returned from his
Nebraska visit at the old home
DIR. Roy Smith of Fl. Dodge cele.
brated here the Fourth with his PEG,
pie, w. w. Smith and family.
Mrs. Rowena Finch and daughter
Hazel, came down to celebrate the
| Fourth at Audubon.
Miss Ella MCGUIRE has gone to
New York City to visit among rela
tives.
Matt Rippey has been here from
Des Moines on visit among friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Rippey OF the
Viola store spent the Fourth in town
Mrs. Lynch of Sioux City is her,
visiting old friends of former days.
Call on Clifford Brooks for ey,
glasses. Office with DR.. A. l.. Brooks
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