Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-01
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

M. II. Titterington returned from
Illinois, last Friday.
Miss Nellie Kennedy went to Des
Moines, Monday.
Hi Mendenhall went down to Des
Moines, Monday.
Miss Carrie Nielsen, of Clinton. is
here visiting friends.
Howard Kittell and wife visited al
her home in Extra, Saturday.
Mrs. Nels A. Morey visited with
Brayton friends over Sunday.
Richard Blake and wife have re-
turned from their trip to Texas.
Bert Stocking and wife went to
Des Moines, Monday, for a few days.
Charles E. Watts has returned to
his studies in the University of Chi
cago.
Robert Rabel went to Omaha, on
Monday, to attend to some business
matters.
F. o. Niklason is back from New
ton and other points where he was
looking for horses.
"A. K Fullerton, with his wife and
little girl, left Monday evening for a
visit in the Dakotas.
Mrs. L. E. Ogan, of Des Mones,
visited the Ehlerts, at Ross, and re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. w. S. Roberts returned to
Omaha, Monday, after visit with her
parents and other relatives.
Fred Petersen and wife, OF Kirk.
man, came over last week to visit their
relatives, the Kevan family.
&C. w. Gipple, of Muscatine coun-
ty, came out last week to visit his sis
tiers, Mesdames, Hudler and Dolla-
hide.
William HI. Oelke and wife, from
Clayton county, have been visiting
here with his brother, August Oelke,
and wife.
The Rev. Mr.. Beckhart, of Allan
tic, preached at the M. e. church last
Sunday and will fill the pulpit the COM
ing Sabbath.
Hans S. Anderson, of Kimballton
was over Monday to Audubon and re-
turned home by way of Atlantic and
the new railroad.
Sheriff Northup was in Extra, on
Friday, to summon O jury to assess
damages in the opening of street
near the Catholic church.
Will McFarlane has been here on
visit with his brother, George Nc
Farlane, while on his way from Cali
fornia to his home in the south.
The Herald, at Carroll, and The
Guthrian, at Guthrie Center, have put
in Simplex typesetting machines. We
hope they may find them all they anti
cipate.
Earl Kile, who has been spending
the summer playing ball, came home
Sunday and departed Monday to re-
sumo his work in the University at
Iowa City.
e, A. Kissick, the father of Mrs.
Elmer Bailey, and Arthur Garroutte,
an uncle of said lady, drove across
from Redfield, Iowa, last week to pay
that lady visit.
e. H. Lenheim, of Lorena, Okla
homa, was visiting over at North
Branch last week and kindly remeber-
ed The Republican in substantial
way before his return home.
Uncle Sammy went down to Brook
Ign, Iowa, Monday, to attend the
wedding of niece aud visit friends.
Before going he got shaved and then
declared to the barber that he wouldn't
get shaved again until after Taft is
elected.
AT the matinee given on Saturday
afternoon John Freeman drew the dia-
mond ring and May Lang, daughter of
James Lang, the gold watch. She also
had the good luck to draw q rocking
chair that evening.
Mrs. Robert Smith, of Mahaska
county, with her daughter Mrs.
Wymore and baby have been visiting
at the home of Uncle Sammy Jordan,
up at Ross. The baby is great
grandson of Mr.. Jordan.
Fred Heileman, of Hamlin, is NOV.
ing to Audubon this week. He was the
efficient buttermaker at the Hamlin
Creamery for long time but had to
resign because of his failing health
brought on by work in the cold and
damp atmosphere necessary in cream
cry.
The first twenty-five days of Sep,
TENDER were without rain and exceed
ing warm. When the change came II
came very quickly and positive. II
cooled off Saturday night and Mon
day morning brought killing frost
and practically the first frost of the
season. Before noon we had spur
ofsnow, but the day closed bright ant
clear.
Mr.. and and Mrs. G. II. Sampson
and their daughter, Miss Cora Samp
son, took the train Tuesday morning
for Butte, Nebraska, where they will
visit the family of George Gillispit
I who has camping outfit ready anc
will drive them over Trip county or
tour of inspection. Miss Samps or
hopes toget good chance in the draw
ing and wants to know just where tc
locate her quarter section. They ex
pect to visit at Gregory with friends
and spend some time at Mr.. Samp
sons big ranch at Valentine, Nebraska