Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-11-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

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| DIR. Small
I'm Audubon
December the Fourth.
Lecture by DR.. Sam Small, Dec.
Clara Oelke was with friends out
at Minden over Sunday.
IS. Fl. O'Niel was calling on Har-
Ian friends part of the past week.
Mrs. Zellmar of Atlantic returned
home Tuesday from visit among
| friends.
Mrs. r. J.. Creveling went down to
Brayton, Friday evening, for short
visit with friends.
| g. FL. Stemm was at Menlo part
of the week visiting his son, Charles
Stemm, and family.
| Hans G. Hansen, the clothing mer-
chant, was business visitor in Car
roll one day this week.
Bertha Priestly journeyed down to
| Dexter, Friday, for visit with her
relatives ami friends.
| Jack Connrardy came up, Satur-
pay evening, to visit his sister, Mrs.
Late Simpson, of Audubon.
Little Ruby White, daughter of r.
B. White and wife, went to Atlantic,
Saturday, to visit relatives.
Clyde Wilde came down from Wall
in South Dakota, Saturday, where he
is engaged in the land business.
The Misses Gates, daughters of
John Gates and wife, went down to
Lorah, Friday, to visit friends.
Lou Caldwell, the drayman, has
moved into the Doctor Harris house,
on the West Side, for the winter.
The annual election of the Veritas
Blue Lodge Masons, in Audubon, will
occur on the night OF Friday, Decem-
Der 4, 1908.
Madison Spencer, who lives just
north of town, shipped three of his fine
red hogs to James McNutt, at Girls
void, Saturday.
Mathew Sherman, of Lewis, and
wife were up this way this week on a
visit to his brother, Inman Sherman,
station agent at Ross.
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M. F. Kerwin and wife are away
! up to Tyndall, South Dakota, to attend
the wedding of friend by the name OF
Kerwin, though no relation.
Mrs. Harvey Delahoyde, went to
Atlantic, Saturday, to pass Sunday
with her husband who is employed in
grocery store in that city.
George Faaborg, one of the mer'
chants of Kimballton, and his family
we're over here, last of the week, call.
ing on their relatives, Peter Bramsen
and wife.
j. M. Cole imported one of bis rec
auto-buggies for his livery stable and
|, now Fred Cole goes buzzing round
about Audubon, like an evil report
round village.
Some Rock Island officials were
up one day this week and installed a
, lot of new furniture in the Office at the
depot, so that Agent Smith and Chris
and Albert are just fixed up fine.
Among those who came over from
Harlan, Saturday,to "root "for their
foot ball team was Fl. w. Campbell, a
, son of Editor Billie Campbell, and
associate editor of The Harlan Tribune
eff you don't agree with The Reg.
lister and Leader politically, it is we'll
worth the price without the editorial
page. Clint Price, the Democratic
State Chairman, in Indianola Advo-
cate-Tribune.
Aprons for everybody, fancy and
work aprons, light and dark aprons
of all kinds, at the Ladies Aid annual
bazaar at the Presbyterian church
parlors Thursday, December 3. Every
/ body invited
Mrs. George Frasier came up to
Audubon, Friday evening, to visit her
. daughter, Mrs. Merle Rippey, who is
at the hospital in Audubon recovering
from the effects of an operation per-
formed last week.
Elmer Bailey sold his team, Sat
urday, to Walter Gregerson at Elk
Horn. On December first Elmer and
his wife will journey on out to Grand
Junction, Colorado, where they will
reside for spell.
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. news when it is news subscribe for The
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is the only daily newspaper that is
delivered on the rural mail routes the
same day it is printed.
Mrs. z. B. Holmes, of Extra, who
had been here visiting her son, Alvin
| Holmes, and wife, departed Saturday
noon for Casey and from there will 90
to Moberly, Missouri, to remain with
her brother for few weeks.
w. H. Cowles and wife and John
A. Nash and wife are away to Ottumwa
to visit their son and daughter and
, more particularly that new baby. Be.
I sides the grandfathers and grand.
mothers there will be the great grand.
mother, Mrs. G. B. Russell of Califor.
MIA.
One day last week Charles John,
son, the son of Matt Johnson, went
chasing hog along the classic Blue
: Grass and bimeby the hog got his
mad up and went chasing Charles for
change and in trying to make real
quick turn Charles caught his left arm
in the forks of tree and broke that
useful member of the human anatomy.
In response to kind invitation
y sent them from the Eastern Star Lodge
D at Atlantic the following named mem.
bers of that organization in Audubon
s went down to that city last week on
@ Thursday evening They returned the
!, nsxt morning very much pleased at the
treatment they received at the hands
: of their brethren and sisters there: w.