Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Sam Horton of Anita Is here visiting
his brother, A. I. Horton.
Jay n. Pratt went down to Allan
tic yesterday on business.
-Adolph Wolf is home from wild
goose chase up in South Dakota.
j. A, Campbell, OF Lincoln, was
doing business in town last of the week
Walter Crees of Audubon was a
business visitor in Brayton, Saturday.
Ed B. Cousins of Audubon was in
terviewing Brayton friends Saturday.
John Weighton returned last Of
the week from a business trip out Of
town.
Henry Herbert and Charles White
were with their Extra friends Monday
night.
This week Marie Snowden, pref
ty vaudeville artist is at Rem Phelps
Electric Theatre.
Marion Johnson, of Sioux City,
was in town Tuesday calling upon his
old time friends.
w. Fl. Bowman, Thomas Williams
and Will Milliman, from Extra, were
up first of the week.
Banker Charles Van Gorder was
looking after business affairs down at
Extra, Tuesday afternoon.
After pleasant week down in Des
Moines Mrs. +. s. Watts returned to
her home, Saturday evening.
Rev. d. G. Macintosh is away to
Sioux City this week attending Syn
cd Of the Presbyterian church.
+ Mrs. Fl. G. Frederickson departed
Monday evening for Pre- emption over
in Illinois, to visit her mother.
Ed Johnson, of Sharon, went to
Chicago, Saturday, with four cars Of
prime fat cattle from off his ranch.
Good horse spring colt for sale
at the old nursery place, at Audubon.
439 JOHN SCHROEDER.
-Mesdames J. F. Frazier, John
Reinemund and Arthur Harmon went
out to Omaha, Monday to visit with
friends.
r. Creveling and wife enjoyed
an over Sunday visit with their rela-
tive, Mrs. William Lyman, of Des
Moines.
Harvey Delahoyde has sold his
business at Stuart and he and his wife
arrived Tuesday for visit with their
relatives.
Mrs. Bert Dollahide arrived from
the far Sunny South, Friday, to visit
her parents, William Clark and his
wife.
Mrs. Sarah Musson and daughter
Susie Musson returned Friday from
Omaha where they had been calling
on friends.
F. d. Nelson and wife went out to
Avoca, Monday evening, and from
there he will go to Omaha to have his
eyes treated.
Bert Stocking aud wife have gone
down to Newton where he will look
after the interests of the One Minute
Washing Machine Factory.
-Tidings from Hayes, South Dako-
man so Monday evening his father,
Lee Hudler. went pthere to look after
his case.
Mrs. Sylvester AIRY came home on
Monday evening from Des Moines ac-
companied by her two nieces Mesdames
Long and Allison who are here for a
short visit.
Mrs. John A. Nash returned Sat-
urday from trip, of several weeks,
abroad in the interest of the Womens'
Clubs of Iowa, of which she is the
President.
H. E. Peer, from Dexter, is the
young man who Is assisting Agent w.
W. Smith at the Rock Island depot
while Chris Wonsmos is among the
mountains of Colorado.
Last week Matt Johnson and wife
were visited by brother-in-law and
his wife, from Kansas, so on Satur-
day they all went down to Des Moines
to have good visit with some other
relatives.
Mrs. James Lee returned home
last of the week from pleasant visit
among friends down at Stuart and
Dexter. She brings the word that
Professor Repass is not in very good
health which will beregretted by many
friends in this county.
Mr.. G. Fl. Sampson, wife and their
daughter, Cora Sampson, their son,
Frank Sampson and his wife all came
home lest of the week from visit to
the Trip country and Mr.. Simpsons
large ranch in Nebraska.
Mrs. J. M. McKarahan and Mrs.
G.. H. Jones returned Tuesday even
ing from their visit in the eastern part
of the State. Next week Mrs. Jones
will journey out to California to pass
the winter with her husband.
Scott Linn, brakeman on the Au-
dubon Branch, who was injured in the
yards here few days ago came up
from Atlantic on Tuesday evening to
call upon his friends. He is nearly
recovered from his hurts and right
glad was everybody to see him.
Last Saturday William Cloughly
and T.. B. Jennings were over at the
Maple Grove Cemetery burning some
dead grass and when they left in the
evening thought everything secure but
in the night breeze whipped up a
flame and an outbuilding went up in
smoke.
The Manning High School foot
ball team came down Saturday for a
game and our boys fairly smothered
them, the score being Sixty-three to
Nothing. One week from next Satur-
day, Octobe 81, 1908, the Guthrie Gen.
thr High School team will be here and
they will probably make our boys go
some.
There was a pretty home wedding
at the home of Mrs. Kate Sheets, in
Audubon, Iowa, on Thursday, Octo-