Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-27
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William Boust went out to Council
Bluffs, Wednesday.
A. G. Forsbeck, ofGray, was down
TO Audubon this morning.
Herbert Northup and wife have
gone to Villisca for visit.
The Fra2iers are busy moving to
their new place of business.
Mrs. William Cloughly has re-
turned from an extended visit to Des
Moines,
=. V. Hunter and his bro Their s. |
a. Hunter and wife went to Des Moines
Wednesday.
james Law has sold block of his |
addition TO Frank Rice and one to
William Schrader.
--Messrs. Morrissey and Mccall |
went down to Shenandoah yesterday |
TO visit the formers brother,
Ned O'Brien went over to Minoka,
Illinois, Tuesday, to make u visit of |
some length among his friends.
Please bring those heavy shafts |
back taken from near Doctor Rasmus. |
sem barn. G. IL. STEMM.
Sheriff Northup and Joe Leonard |
went to New Virginia, south OF Des |
In Warren county Tuesday.
The State Fair on Tuesday had a |
Record breaking crowd, the number OF
entries reaching u total OF 81, 97O.
"A Mr.. Eastman, who is student
at SimpsonCollege, conducted the SER
vices at the Nj. L. church Sunday night |
The weather has been unusually |
cold for the month of August. A little |
frost is reported in Northern Iowa.
Judge Green has returned from
few days spent at Des Moines where |
ne attended the Republican conference
Art Higgins is putting up u good |
residence on the block purchased from |
James Law in the northeast part OF
town.
Down at Imogene in southern Iowa
\ farm of $50 acres sold the other day
or $4,000. How much was that an
acre?
Mrs. j. M. Foster, of Sioux City,
Who was here TO visit her parents, Mr..
ma Mrs. Geo. Ellis, returned home
yesterday.
"A. N. Detwiler and wife, of Lin
;oln, went down to Winterset, Tues
lay, TO enjoy a vacation among some /
Of their friends.
Miss Nellie Grant, who had been /
1T the Watts home for q visit, went to /
Shelby yesterday for short time
among friends.
Miss Adams, who has visited at
he home of her cousin, Thos. Davis,
'or several months, left yesterday for
ler home in Illinois.
The first State Fair Special on the
Rock Island, Tuesday morning, car
lied sixty passengers with round trip
tickets 10 Des MONIES.
Notwithstanding the rain yester-
lay morning there were twenty-five
ready to take the Wednesday morning
special for the State Fair.
Quite large number of people |
rom here have attended the state fair.
We got few names but couldn't keep |
lp with the procession and quit.
The special train leaving Des |
Moines Tuesday evening about eight |
o'clock did not reach Audubon until |
nearly three O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman w. Knox |
went out TO Shelby county, Wednes-
day, to attend the wedding OF her
brother, Alvin Holmes, TO Miss Mary
Jensen.
Did you notice that hazy, smoky
look in the atmosphere Tuesday? That
was caused by the Republican factions
the pipe OF peace down at
Des Moines.
Rev. Mr. Vedder went out to the
home of Mrs. w. A. Clark east of Au-
dubon last evening to perform the
ceremony for Henry II. Leighty and
Jennie b. Clarke.
Miss Harriet Bilharz arrived
home last Thursday from Colorado
where she had enjoyed short vaca
tlon. Mrs. e. +. Bilharz remained
for another week.
Mrs. G. III. Kinsey, who had been
at the home OF her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sumner, for q couple OF
weeks left for her home out ut Area
dia, Nebraska, yesterday.
WANTED! A few more people to
husk green corn at the Canning Facto-
ry. Will commence at Ten O'clock on
Monday August 81, 1908.
j. II. PRATT, Manager.
John Roth has some fine pop corn
in his garden fully matured. The seed
was planted on Good Friday, and Mr.
Roth believes he has the first matured
corn in the county for this season.
Audubon Lodge No. $40, A. o. U.
W., will give a Smoker in their hall
on next Wednesday evening. II you
are member you should make an eff
ort to attend. COMMITTEE.
Mrs. A. /. Brainard and grand
daughter. Miss Fannie Brainard, went
to Extra, Tuesday, to visit Mrs. Brain.
ards old friend and neighbor. Mrs.
Bry Milliman, who is quite seriously
ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Preston arriy-
ed home Monday from Omaha where
they had visited for few days. They
are busy receiving congratulations OF
friends and getting ready to go to
soon.
Mrs. Wagner, mother of John |
Wagner, went to her home down near |
Pleasantville yesterday, accompanied
by her son. The wife and son of Mr.. |
Wagner went along as far as Des
Moines where they would stop at the
State Fair.
--Messrs. Young and Lohner with |
G pma ~ tho man NJ h. a ccnu "a N ia6 tham