Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-05-14

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-Thos. Elwood and wife, of Extra,
have been up to Audubon visiting
friends.
Mrs. Mike Mcclure went over to
Nicola Saturday, to visit her son Wm
Mcclure.
Miss Lucille Brooks went down to
Lewis, Tuesday, to visit among her
relatives,
The Daisy Electric Theater has
moved to the building opposite the
Opera House.
Lucille Brooks returned home Fri.
day from her visitto Des Moines and
other points.
This is fine weather for the candi-
dates to make their campaign before
the primary.
Miss Jessie Hoover and Miss May
Waldron were down at Extra Friday
among friends.
Marshall Smith, of Extra, was up
to Audubon, Tuesday forenoon, on
business affairs.
The ball team of the Guthrie Gen.
ter High School will be over to play
our team Saturday.
H. w. Wilson went to Des Moines
Monday to attend the annual meeting
OF the State Gun Club.
Mics Grotoban No,h ,,ot,,uol -
tuesday from visit among relatives
at Des Moines and Ottumwa.
-Lorah Baily and wife we're down
TO Extra Saturday night visiting his
sister Mrs. VIM Fulton.
"A. A. zaner is busy repairing his
meat market and getting ready for
business before many days.
Ed. B. Cousins was down In Che
south part of the county Friday and
Saturday meeting his friends.
Miss Ada Scherbine, friend of
Mrs. Il. A. Willett returned Monday
to her home down at Griswold.
Cut Flowers for ali occasions.
Leave yours orders with Prick DRUG
co. stiff
-Chas. Fl. Stocking went to Stock
ton, Kansas, Friday night to attend
the funeral of his Oldest sister.
&C. e. Talbot and Fred Vermilya
went to Des Moines, Monday night, to
attend the big shoot this week.
Mrs. E. Fl. Cole returned from St.
Paul Tuesday where she visited her
only daughter Mrs. WickmaD.
J. M. McAvoy and wife went down
to Griswold last of the week to ship
their household goods to Audubon.
Phone No. 80 for dry cobs.
Miss Rnth Preston and Miss Bon.
ME Baker were down at Extra to visit
the formers sister Mrs. Dee Bell last
Saturday.
Miss Lucy Lieb has been at Elk
Horn the past week as a trained anG
skillful nurse, returning home Mon.
day evening
Mrs. e. f. Bilharz went to Cedar
Rapids Monday to attend the state
meeting of the L. e. 0. as a delegate
from the Audubon Chapter.
Hon. A. c.. Rankin held a meeting
at Denison last week and is at Gid.
den this week in favor of his marshal
bill for the enforcement of law.
Charles I. Waits and Perry Han
sen, of Extra, passed through Audi.
bon, Monday evening, on their way
home from a trip to the north.
The Bailey Brothers are busy
painting the property of the Catholic
Congregation, including church, the
school building and parsonage.
Plenty OF money for ia RIM loans.
BOYSEN & BEASoN
F. II. Adams went down to Abel,
Friday, to visit his people. He car.
ried his gun with him intending to in
dulge in the State Shoot at Des Moines
this week.
Judge Green called the Audubon
County Court, Monday morning, but
adjourned to continue the session out
at Avoca. He expects to return here
June Three.
Doctor Fulton and wife have been
to Des Moines to attend the State
Meeting of Homeopathic Physicians,
the little girl visiting with her grand
parents at Atlantic.
Mrs. Mae Hoover Waldron left
Tuesday noon for her home at Cripple
Creek, Colorado, accompanied by hel
father, Mr.. George Hoover, and sis
ter, Jessie Hoover, as far as Omaha
Il sell nursery stock to you direc
if you send to me direct, less agents
commission. w. M. Bomberger, Har
Ian, Iowa. If
Charles F. Hensley, Cashier O
the State Bank at Burlington, Wyom
ing, is at the bedside of his wife who
is very seriously i'll at the home of bel
brother, Mr.. George Gill, at Hamlin
One young bachelor in Audubon
has recently sold his house to anothe
| of the same class. We wonder if tina
means that the former has been disap
pointed and the latter successful ii
his domestic anticipation.
Miss Keota Ross, of Guthrie
daughter of Madge Ross and wife ant
a granddaughter of Geo. w. Ellis un
derwent an operation at Rocheste
last week and is reported as doinl
we'll.
Geo. Ellis and wife were up a
Gray Monday to visit their daughte
Mrs. j. w. Foster who was quite ser
iously injured some weeks ago from
fall while stepping from street car
She has not yet fully recovered.
Hon. Geo. Cosson was in Audi
bon Monday to attend to some matter
in court and then left for his home il
Des Moines. We understand he will
devote his time to the senatorial cam
paign from now until the primary.