Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-09-03
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+. L. HIBBS.
Lars p. Madsen, out west of town,
s quite sick, of fever.
Pat Carolan, of morrison, Illinois.
who was deputy sheriff here under the
reign OF Hamp Jones, arrived Satur-
day evening for a short visit with his
friends.
Mrs. Clarence Drake arrived Sat-
urday from Casey, where she and her
daughter, Odessa Drake, had been Wis
iting her parents, and after a short
stay here will procede on the way to
their home at Beaumont, Texas.
Joe Watson is up at Clear Lake
this week enjoying an outing with the
members of his Sunday School class,
from down at Indianola.
Mrs. B. F. Hoyt, her daughter.
Mrs. McFadden, and grandson Frank
McFadden, returned from visit over
at Ottawa, Illinois, first of the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish entertain
ed bevy of young ladies at dinner
party, in her pretty cottage home, on
South Hill, last Sunday afternoon.
Benjamin Whitmore and Nellie
Chase, of the south part of the county,
appeared before Squire Joe Fl. Ross.
on Friday evening August %, 1908,
and the 'Sqire first being satisfied that
the law had been complied with, then
promptly joined them in the holy
bonds of matrimony, and sent them
on the way rejoicing.
While Mrs. A. l. Brainard and
Fannie Brainard we're at Extra, last
week, Mrs. Bry Milliman presented
the first named lady with finely carv-
ed walking stick, made by the inmates
OF the institution at Clarinda, and
Mrs. Brainard prizes The gift very
highly.
Frank S. Watts was visited few
days by an uncle, Mr.. Watts, of DAY.
EXPORT; Saturday that gentleman went
out to Omaha for short stay with a
brother who resides there.
Elite Spencer passed through Au-
dubon this morning on the way up to
Sioux City; accompanied by her cous-
in, Miss Grace Hadden, who had been
to the George Spencer home, near by
Hamlin Station, for visit.
The Womens' Foreign Missionary
Society Of the M. E. church will meet
with Mrs. j. G. Johnson on Tuesday,
September s, 1908, at Half-Past Two.
Mrs. Emil Bilharz will conduct the
devotional exercises. Mrs. Frank j /.
Mantz will have charge of theprogram
consisting of the reading of tracts and
items from The Missionary Friend.
Refreshments will be served.
Word has been received by friends
in Audubon that since August %, 1908,
there is a new baby boy at the home
of Doctor N. P. Lauritzen at Sandus.
ky, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hi Mendenhall are
living in their fine new home in the
east part of town where he has five
acres of land, large modern house,
big barn and everything else new
about the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward have
gone to Battle Creek, Michigan, to get
the benefit of treatment for Mr.. Ward
who was quite sick last week from ner.
vous trouble caused by over work.
Mrs. Peter Jensen is in the city a
guest of Nels Jensen and wife. She is
on the way to Denmark and for which
place she leaves this evening to make
her future home. Her hus band died
about year ago and she is going
back to the old to stay-Monday
Atlantic News.
Clyde Wilde sent a picture of the
town of Wall, South Dakota, where
he is located, out west of the river, to
his brother Charles Wilde. The pic.
ture was taken July Ten, that being
the first anniversary of the birth OF
the town. 1t shows up we'll for year,
ling in a new country.
Mrs. L. M. Estes and daughter left
Monday for Dalhart, Texas, where
they will visit with friends.
Perry Roberts, of Omaha, is here
and for the time is employed by L. G.
Johnson as drayman.
George McFarlane has gone to
Saint Joseph, Missouri, on business
trip.
james Hunt has returned from a
= Home coming over al Darlington,
Wisconsin, where he met number oil
people whom he had not seen for forty
years.
F. L. Hibbs was at home over Sun
day from Perry where he has been do
ing the brick work on a washing ma
chine factory and has just commenced
building a new Methodist church t
takethe place of one that burned some
months ago.
The Annual Praise and Thanks
giving Meeting of the Presbyterian
| Missionary Society will be held in tn,
church parlors Friday Afternoon, Sep
TENDER IL, 1908, at Three O'clock. 4
large attendance is desired. Commenc
ing at Six O'clock the ladies will serv,
good hot supper for Twenty-Fiv,
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