Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-23
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on January Z.
John Renftle returned Friday from
his Chicago visit.
u. w. b. Cole was with his Extra
friends last Saturday,
". L, Horton started for his home
out in Nebraska Monday.
admission to the Lecture mt Presby-
terrain church SANITARY eth is 25c and 35c
John Gallagher from up near Gray
was down Saturday and came in TO get
acquainted.
Julia Slower, cousin of Susie Mus
son, is here from Colorado for a visit
with her relatives.
Mrs Alvin Holmes came home Sat
urday from out in Shelby county where
she was visiting her parents.
s. d. Harm was up from his Extra
home and passed day of last week
with his friend +. j Freeman.
Leila Kianeer, the niece of j. l..
johnson, went down to Des Moines Oh
Monday for visit with friends.
Mrs. l.. Rippey came home from
Corning, last of the week where she
had been to visit her husband.
Mrs. Monroe is passing II few days
with her children in Omaha, and from
there she will return to North Dakota.
County Recorder Christoffersen and
son Alfred journeyed out to Marine last
Saturday to visit relatives over Sunday.
John Norris went down to Extra
and attended the big sale of William
Thielen's, which occurred on Tuesday.
Hon. George Cosson spent Saturday
and Sunday in Audubon attending to
business and meeting many of his
friends
Mildred Morrissey, who teaches in
the schools at Des Moines, arrived on
Sunday to pass the vacation at home in
this city.
--Escol Baker, son of James II. Baker
and wife, logged off down to Casey on
Monday for visit with his young
friends
Roy Hibbs, of Oklahoma City, who
had been here to visit old time neigh
bors, started on the homeward way last
Saturday.
Marguerite Bradfort is here from
Omaha for visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Tramp, and other relatives
in Audubon.
y Miss Trimmer and Mrs. Kester, of
Decatur. Illinois, neceS of j W. Henry
were here and passed Sunday with their
uncle and family.
L. Sargent and wife who had been
here to visit their relatives Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvester Moore, of Cameron returned
home last of the week.
w. c. Elliott goes to Marion, South
Dakota, to spend the Christmas time
with his mother and other relatives. He
will return early next week
Mrs. w. G. Elliott left yesterday for
Lincoln, Nebraska to visit her people.
After tarTying there while she expects
to go to Florida to spend the balance Of
the winter.
Mrs. J. w. Mcclure and daughter
returned Sunday from Des Moines where
the former had been to visit friends and
brought her daughter home for the va
cation time.
Frank johnson, of the firm of John
son and Buck and Jake Ruhs reached
home last of the week from Omaha
where they attended the implement deal
ers' meeting.
Marie Adams came home Saturday
from her musical studies i'm Des MONIES
to pass Christmas vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams,
here in Audubon.
Charles Tramp and wife dow at
with his sons, Will, Harry and Charles
Tramp, who conduct brick and tile
factory in that city.
R. O. Craney received word last of
the week that Miles Gibbons, his sisters
husband. was dead ont at Walnut and
he went to attend the funeral obsequies,
returning Sunday.
The Harlan NJ. f. church will begin
next Sunday to celebrate the SINH
anniversary. On Monday
evening Doctor Morley of Audubon will
preach the sermon.
The friends of L. b. Jennings will
be pleased to know that he is much inn
proved in health. from his attack of
severe illness. but he must remain in
doors several days yet.
Harry and Cecil Moon, whoa here
from Staples, Minnesota. on visit to
their Grandpa j. w. b. Cole, went to
Atlantic Monday TO visit their other
Grandpa Joseph Moon.
Frank Drury and his sister, Mrs.
Gage, who had been here for few days
with relatives and friends started on the
way to Ardmore, South Dakota, Mon
day evening, where their home is.
For Sale, twenty Duroc Jersey boars
of March and April farrow, at residence
One half mile North of Audubon, Iowa.
They are good ones.
5ltJ OWEN DAVIS.
BY telegraphing and telephoning
this afternoon we learned that our pa
per was not on the evening train. So
we are compelled to run single sheets
in order to catch Faiday's mail
Mrs. Charles Van Gorder arrived
at home Tuesday from visit with her
daughter, Mrs w Kirk, at Chicago.
and getting acquainted with that new
girl baby who was born to Mr. and Mrs
Kirk one day last week
William Lyman and his chum Mr..
Howard Hoff, q son of President Hof
of the Business College at Harlan, are
here TO visit the formers aunt, Mrs. X.
j. Creveling. The young gentlemen are
students ut the college in Harlan.