Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-22
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Tuesday morning from Chicago.
John Musson made round trip to
Omaha and Des Moines last week.
Miss Jennie r. Fish attended the
McDaniels funeral at Extra last week.
-Chas. vanGorder has been kept al
home by illness several days the past
week.
Ed Wood has returned here from
Minot, North Dakota, to make his
home.
Doctor Jacobsen and wife from
Extra were up to Audubon yesterday
morning.
ID. E. Soar visited last week with
his daughter, Mrs. Beulah Small at
Sioux City.
Mrs. w, A. Mutt of Enid, Oklaho-
ma, arrived Monday for visit among
home-folks.
Miss Gretchen Nash attended the
wedding of Miss Ruby Patten at New
ton last week.
Doctor Burnside will deliver the
principal address atthe Parents Meet
ing this evening.
20. B. Train and wife were down
at Dexter with the family of Professor
Repass oyer Sunday.
Mrs. j. F. Frazier was called to
Holden, Missouri, last Saturday by
the illness OF her mother.
j. Shingledecker bought q REQ
automobile at Atlantic last week and
will keep them for sale.
Mrs. Small of Des Moines was In
town last evening to inspect the local
chapter of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. J. C. Powell OF Extra came
up Tuesday morning and spent the
day with Mrs. G. w. Marlin.
New paper and paint has put the
Catholic church in fine condition for
the people who worship there.
Frank o. Niklason with his wife
and two sons, Harold and Donald,
went out to Omaha last Friday.
Miss Emma Culver returned Sat-
urday from Ell Reno, Ok lahoma, where
she visited Mrs. Robert G. Rice.
Mrs. s. G. Curtis with her children
Thelma and Garland went to Rrayton
Saturday TO visit the family OF Sam
Ulrich.
Mr.. Kraft returned last week from
Trip county having located his claim
q short distance from that of Frank
Carper.
Mrs. August Niklason accompan-
led by her sister, Miss Myrtle Dryden,
has returned to her home at Milestone
Canada.
Godfrey Dreher OF Ross returned
Tuesday from one of those pleasant
trips he has been making down to
Cumberland.
John McFarlane, OF California, q
former resident of Audubon, is here
visiting his son, George McFarlane,
and former friends.
The White families have been en-
tertaining their sisters, Mrs. Florence
Robinson, of Colorado, and Mrs. G.
X. White of Oskaloosa.
Mrs. c. N. Preston went to Extra
last week to visit her grand daughter
Mrs. G. d. Bell and from there she
will return to her home at Villisca.
Sheriff Crees and family who have
been trying for some time to find the
Whereabouts of an uncle have finally
located him in the state Of Washing
ton.
Sheriff Crees was down at Daven-
port last week, taking the orphan
children of Bessie Greenlee to the
Children's Home at that place. On his
way back he stopped at the old home
at West Liberty.
Frank Carper and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Kraft have shipped their
goods and gone to Dallas, South Da-
kota, to improve their Trip county
farms, and many friends wish them
good luck.
Elk Horn has again secured the
Short Course In agriculture for next
fall and the dates will be from October
III to l5 They had the course out there
last fall and they are to be congratu.
lated on getting q second term.
Uncle Hi Mendenhall has been get
ting some extra nice furniture In that
fine suburban home, having bought q
side board and table of A. G. Harmon
costing over hundred dollars. We
fear he Is getting little proud these
days.
Miss Ruby Patten, q former teach
or in the Audubon High School, was
married last week at her Newton home
to Mr.. Ernest b. Crane, q graduate
OF the State University. After June /
they will be at home In Tacoma.
Washington.
Harry T. Watts of the Register
and Leader force at Des Moines came
out Sunday for days visit at home
This was the second visit here since
last May. Harry is now one of the
advertising solicitors and is busy
young man who Is winning his way to
success.
--Wynona Farquhar, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Farquhsr, spends most of her leisure
time now with that cute little pony
that arrived Monday from Marshall
town where IL was purchased by her
father. The little fellow Is year old
and about three feet In height He
has been taught to draw cart and
when summer comes WynOna's turnout
will be . daily attraction on Broad.
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