Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-11-05
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

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Rev. Father Macdonald departed
Tuesday southwark for short trip.
Charles Bagley passed last Sun
day at the home of his father, down in
Atlantic.
Rev. Christensen is away out to
Blair, Nebraska, this week on bust
ness trip.
w. G. Sheets and wife returned on
Monday from visit with friends in
Des Moines.
BERTHE Gano, of Extra, was an
over Sunday guest of Mrs. LATE Simp-
son, in this city.
Bargain Day in stoves for one
day only by the Audubon Hardware
Company, Nov. Z.
-Genevieve Mccarthy came home
Monday from pleasant visit with her
friends out of town.
Mrs. j. S. Johnson came home on
Monday from good visit with her
relatives up at Scranton.
The Audubon Hardware Company
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discount Saturday, Nov. 7.
-Burel Carper; who cooks in res
taurant out at Walnut, was over here
Sunday to see his relatives.
Attorney Joe H. Ross came home
from Rock Island, last of the week,
where he had been on business.
w. S. Armstrong came to Audu-
bon, Monday, to cast his vote and WIS.,
it with his family down in Greeley.
Rev. d. G. Macintosh returned
Monday from Atlantic where he had
been passing few days with friends.
Mrs. Charles Van Gorder return
ed Monday from short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. w. Kirk, at Chicago.
Scott Linn is at work once more
as brakeman on Rock Island Branch
and his many friends are glad 1t is so
e. G. Curtis, of Chicago, who had
been here on visit to his friend, Mr..
Emil Bilharz, left for home last even
ing.
Marie Adams came home from
Des Moines, Saturday, much to the
delight of her parents, Frank Adams
and wife.
LOST, a large shawl on road be-
tween Herman Reinemund's and Au-
dubon. Finder notify Herman Refine
mund by phone,
The proposition to vote a tax in
Greeley township to build Colonel
Adams railroad was defeated at the
election Tuesday.
Norma Clifford came from Lewis
on Monday to visit her friend Mrs.
w. H. Cowles and take some lessons
in china decoration.
Fannie Smutney, who had been
here on visit to her brother, Mr.. Ed
Smutney, the furniture man, returned
to Des Moines, Monday.
The Presbyterian Missionary So.
ciety will meet with Mrs. Tharnish,
Nov. ID at 3 o'clock pm. Tea will be
served at 5 o'clock. Sec.
L. B. Jennings and family will
move, last of the week to the James
Law cottage, up near the city water
tank, which they recently purchased
S. a. Mcneil journeyed down to
Extra and Audubon townships, and
John Norris to Oakfield township, on
Monday, to carry the official ballot
down.
On Thursday evening Of last week
the p. Z. o. Sisterhood had costume
social in connection with spread OF
good things to eat, both appetizing
and bountiful.
Mrs. A. A. White, after visit here
with her relatives, the Colonel White
and f. A. Sheets families, started on
Monday for Fort Collins, Colorado,
to join her husband.
-Ren Phelps and wife, Gladys Will
son and the vaudeville actor paid
visit to Extra, Tuesday. We under
stand they will give show down there
a night or two each week this winter.
Mrs. G. Huntsberger and daugh-
ter who had been here since their re-
moval from the far south visiting her
parents, A. 81. Dollahide and wife,
went to Bloomington, Illinois, Satur-
day, where her husband now is.
Theodore Mantz, James Cameron,
Earl Kile, from the State University;
Miles Garnder, of Ames; Robert Car
per, of Creighton College, Omaha; and
Jack WEIGH, the railway brakeman at
Boone; were home for short visit
this week.
Sam Jensen and his brother-in-
law, George Dye, of Extra, have rent
ed TIE building on lower Broadway
where the Electric Theatre was located
and are setting up billiard and pool
tables, expecting to open the last OF
the week.
Word from Centerville, Iowa, is
to the effect that Senter Payton, the
we'll known actor, of former days, in
this and Cass counties, died at Salem,
Georgia, and was buried down at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Mollie Spoon
err, in Centerville, last week.
We were permitted 10 take look
at that fine new gun Fred Vermilya
won at Atlantic, last week, and indeed
it is beauty. 1t is of the hammerless
type, was manufactured at Ithaca, in
New York State, and is said to be
worth seventy dollars. Mr.. Vermilya
broke forty-eight out of fifty targets
to get the prize and takes just pride in
exhibiting it.
Landlord r. j. Gilchrist and wife
of the Park Hotel gave delightful
supper on Halloween night and F. 8.
Watts and his wife, John Weighton
and his wife, John Ward and his wife
and Charles Talbot and his wife and
Mrs. Judge Green were there, and by
the merry peals of laughter that came
from the banquet room we judge they
were having good time.