Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-13
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Ruth Anderson was with Exir
friends, last of the week.
Mrs. Sam Hunter returned fror
Omaha, Saturday morning.
F. d. Nelson and wife passed las
Sunday with Avoca Relatives.
Henry Nelson, of Kansas, is her
TO visit his sister, Mrs. f. N. Tagger
Bessie Watson passed a few day
this week with friends over at Guthri
Center.
Loud Rippey came up from Win
terset, Sunday, for short visit will
friends.
Special train home from Atlantic
Chautauqua tomorrow night; leaves a
Ten O'Clock!
August Burr and wife entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il. Jones, of Casey
Friday night. !
Charles Sheets is home from the
Des Moines hospital, where he receiv
ed surgical treatment.
Mrs. E. E. Smith and son, Leon.
are Smith, passed Sunday with their
friends down at Extra.
Miss Anna Loss, the composition
on The Advocate, was with her Extra
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Calkins, of Des Moines, was
here last week to visit her friend, Mrs.
George Everts, of Douglas.
-Mesdames Ed Johnson and Elme,
johnson were up to Carroll, last week
having their eyes treated.
Lizzie and Charles Faulkner. OF
Omaha, are here on visit to their
relatives, the Roth families.
Mrs. Kirkendall came from Coun.
Gil Bluffs, Saturday evening, to make
her daughter, Mrs. A. M. Hays, and
other relatives visit.
Mrs. j. G. Fisher returned from
Colfax, Saturday evening, where she
had been to attend the funeral of a
relative.
Agent w. w. Smith and wife pass
ed Sunday with friends in Omaha, and
attended the Atlantic Chautauqua in
the evening.
R. G Spencer and family expect
to move into their fine new residence,
down on South Hill, last of this week
or first of next.
Winnie Cannon, who was here on
visit to her cousin, Cora Layland,
returned to her Victor, Iowa, home
Monday afternoon,
Doctor John Riley drove up from
Extra, Friday evening, met his son,
John Riley and wife, of Winnebago,
Minnesota, and carted them home with
him.
LATE Simpson and S. A. McHargue
returned from Lake Okoboji in their
automobiles, Friday evening, making
the distance in little more than sew
en- hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruntlett came down
from South Dakota, last of the week
He has returned but she will remain
some time to visit her parents, H. B.
Wilson and wife.
-Messrs. |. p. Hansen, Hans G.
Hansen, r. G. Spencer and families
hied themselves away to the HalloCk
woods, below Extra, last Sunday and
picniced the livelong day.
AS was suggested all the county
officers put Grape on the office doors.
and hung the flag at half mast during
the funeral hour of Hon. William B.
Allison, last Saturday afternoon.
Will Fullerton and wife, of Lewis,
who had been here to visit her father,
r. j. Creveling, and other relatives,
returned Saturday and Miss Lulu
Doak W ent with them for short visit.
-Emaline Spencer, of near Hamlin
Station, visited with her friend Drusa
Davis over Friday night and then pro-
ceeded on the way to Sac City for a
visit with her brother, Charles Spen.
GER, and other friends.
Mrs. Emma Mcintosh and daugh.
ter, Florence Mcintosh, of Worthing.
ton, Minnesota, are here for visit
with her mother, Mrs. A. I. Brainard,
and her sister, Mrs. Hans G. Chris
Jensen, on the North Hill.
e. FL. Mauer, proprietor of the
store over at Larland, was in town on
Monday and proceeded over the Rock
Island to Colorado to look after a
farm he own out there and at the same
time get a sniff of mountain breeze.
I. N. Brown, once resident Of
Greeley but now of Saltwater, Okla.
homa, was in town Saturday shaking
hands with friends. Next month he
will have added years enough to this
life to entitle him to draw twenty dol
lars every month from our good ole
Uncle Sam.
Thomas Dustin, at one time ar
Extra printer but now at Maxwell
and his son Earl, we're in Audubon
Saturday, visiting friends, and The
Republican Office acknowledges q
friendly call. Mr.. Dustin was on the
way up to Lincoln township for Wis
it with his mother, Mrs. John Cameron
Hon. J. A. Nash returned from
Fort Dodge, Monday morning, where
he attended the opening of James F
new dry goods store, which occurred
there Saturday morning. Mr.. Nasf
says our friend James has an elegan
stock and so rich that it fairly made
the peoples eyes up there bug out.
While enroute from a visit will
home folks down east about Grinnel
Charles Brennimen and Elmer Brenni
men stopped off here Sunday, passed
two days with friends then proceeded
on the way to their home in Wyoming
They are interested in a copper mine
amid the Wyoming hills and had ,
specimen with them which yields NJ
eighty five per cent of copper.
Secretary Wilson is this year 60
ing to pay his first visit to the low;