Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-09
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES


Mrs Sam Ulrich was up from Bray
ton Friday.
James Lang made a trip to Atlanti,
Friday night.
Hal Mantz was Manning visitor
Saturday evening.
Miss Blanche Noon of Extra visited
in town last week
&C. S. McLeran came home from Des
MONIES Sunday noon.
Mrs. Moe Schrader was visiting last
week at William Schrader's.
Miss Mary Davis went to Omaha
Friday night returning Sunday.
M. d. Crow of Casey was up to Will
Mornings in Cameron last week
John Preston went to Des Moines
Friday to enjoy short vacation.
The Misses Ida and Bird Tenneg-
keit will teach near Extra the fall term.
Merle Rippey and wifereturned Sun
day from tripto Menlo and Des Moines.
Mildred Morrissey who teaches at
Des Moines left for that place Sunday.
The w. III. Ball medicine show is
at the Woodman opera house this week.
Mrs DR.. Childs went out to Council
Bluffs Tuesday to visit with his people.
Charles Layland and wife arrived
Saturday from visit with friends out
of town.
-R. j. Creveling and wife passed
Sunday with the Theron Creveling fami.
ly at Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Weldy got home
Saturday from their visit to Des MONIES
and Iowa City.
F. O. Niklason left Saturday even
ing for Saint Louis with a car load OF
horses and mules.
Smith went down to Atlantic Saturday
returning Monday.
David Andrews and family started
on the homeward way to Yukon, Okla
homa, Tuesday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danes of New Yorl,
have been here on visit to his aunt,
Mrs George w. Hoover.
Ray Green went to Des Moines or
| Friday and returned Sunday with his
grandmother Mrs Brown.
Ella Mcclure went to Valley juno
ton Sunday where she will teach il
the schools the coming year.
Mrs. Sam Hunter and children ar
rived from Omaha Sunday to visit al
the c. III. Stocking home.
w. r.. Smith retains the Hawkeyt
insurance business in Audubon and viii
attend to it with promptness.
F. J. Mantz and family returned
Saturday evening from Bayard whert
they had been visiting friends.
Thomas Dustin and wife of Max
well visited last week at the home OF
his mother Mrs. John Cameron.
Lee Hudler has three cows and SIX
horses ready to take with him to his
farm out west of Pierre, South Dakota.
Carl Killion is the new printer al
| The Advocate office, who arrived Mon
day, and he halls from Moulton i'll this
state.
Miss Mildred Neff returned to AT
lantic Saturday evening, having visited
here with her sister Mrs. Sherman
Wright
Andrew Sorensen and wife returned
to Wiota Saturday They had visited
here with the Kevan family who arr
relatives.
Clyde Wilde and wife started Tues
! day for Idaho Falls, their purpose being
to find location there or somewhere
near Boise, in that state.
Miss Mary Smith has returned t.
her work at the Iowa State Teachers
| College at Cedar Falls where she vii
graduate the coming Juue.
Mrs Frank Reinemund returned {,
her home at Corning Friday after Wis
| it here with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
III. B. Wilson and other relatives,
Joe Redpath and wife went dow
to the old home at Oskaloosa last weel
to visit friends and to attend q Reunion
of his regiment, the Thirty Third Iowa
Mrs. DR.. Brooks with Emmert ant
the baby, accompanied by Miss LII G
Lieb, went to Rochester, Minnesota
Sunday night. The doctor followed OF
NJ onday night and after a day there h
continued his journey on up into Cana
| da to view that country.