Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-01

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day from a weeks absence.
Mother Leach vent down to Wal
nut yesterday to visit her sister.
Here's comfort at money saving
prices. Porch chairs AT G. w.
Hoovers.
&C. w. Boysen from out west of
Extra was up Saturday and called in
to see us.
-Edd Smutney has gone to. Water.
town, South Dakota, on a matter Of
business.
Mrs. Stafford of Stuart came up
yesterday To visit her sister Mrs. Il.
0. Craney.
Judge Green arrived home y~ester-
day morning from a business trip down
in Arizona.
George Bickelhaupt is busy build
ing u new house on the street south of
G. w, Preston.
The comfortable, ftable, wearable
kind, Fourth of July, hammocks at
G. w. Hoover's.
Presiding Elder Yaggy from Des
Moines visited Rev. Schlesselman, in
Audubon this week.
When your baby cries, IL Is most
certainly crying for one OF those go,
carts at G. w. Hoover's.
F. w. Dawson and wife we're In
town from Viola Saturday to visit
relatives and attend TO business.
You can't afford to carry the kid
around all day the Fourth. Buy u
folding go.cart at G. w. Hoover's.
Ed Schlotmann who had been
working for George Somers returned
to his home in Illinois last Tuesday.
"A letter from Mrs. Geo. Cosson
at Des Moines says they have another
sweet little girl at their home since
June II.
The Embroidery Club was enter
tained Tuesday afternoon out AZ the
pleasant country home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Ashby.
&C. II. Sampson and his daughter
Cora Sampson went out to northern
Nebraska Monday to visit the big
ranch owned by Mr.. Sampson.
Mrs. j. G, jerks OF Viola Is en-
joying u visit this week from her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Winters, OF Audi,
bon, and also her neice, Miss Hazel
Norman.
"A dispatch from Honolulu says
that Doctor Thomas h. Green who lee
tured at our Chautauqua last year was
injured there In an auto accident last
week, he being quite seriously hurt,
Mrs. A. A. Walbnrn OF Colfax
with her two daughters Mary and lsa-
bel came out To Audubon yesterday to
visit her mother Mrs. Dawson, her
sister Mrs. Emil Bilharz, and other
relatives.
H. G. Leach left South Dakota on
Saturday but did not reach home till
Monday noon because OF washouts by
the way. Much damage was done on
both the North Western and the Mil
waukee railways.
The Misses Velma and Gladys
visiting their father. They enjoyed
themselves highly at fishing and boat
riding. They managed to secure a
good string Of fish but won't tell just
how many.
Atlantic votes today on a 5 per
cent railway tax for the Atlantic,
Northern and Southern. A result in
Its favor will be worth much TO Allan
tic; q result against IL will be a serious
set back that will require many years
to overcome.
&C. @. Harper and wife left yester.
day for Warsaw, Indiana, to visit his
aged father. They will also attend a
photographers convention and q Chau-
tauqua at Winona Lake which is but
two miles away and connected by a
street a line. They expect TO be gone
for a month.
Mrs. George III. Stemm returned
Tuesday from Coon Rapids where she
had spent a month visiting relatives.
She will spend the week among friends
here and on July s will leave for Ia
coma, Washington, to visit with her
| nephew, Rev. w. ID. Buchanan, for
merly OF Coon Rapids.
The Misses Alma Christensen,
| Lucille Switzer, Mildred Buck, Mabel
Brooks, Gwendolen Carey, Eloise
Buck and Rosa Weighton enjoyed a
days picnic Tuesday In thegrove down
| at the County Home" Coming home
Ia the rain added much to the pleasure
In the young ladies' estimation.
r.. o. Craney was at Walnut over
Sunday to visit his mother who Is still
seriously III. An expert physician
from Chicago whom they had summon
ed made an examination OF her condi-
ton and decided there is no hope for
her recovery. Mr.. Craney went to Des
Moines onFTuesday and returnedhome
yesterday.
The report Tuesday evening that
the little son OF Jake Ruhs had broken
his arm was incorrect. He jerked and
sprained 1t somewhat, but there was
no further injury and the next day he
was anxious to- go out to g%randpa's
again where he and his mother were
visiting when he was hurt.
DIR. A. l.. Brooks arrived home
Saturday evening from Council Bluffs
where he had been for two weeks and
most OF the time In the hospital. AS
stated heretofore the left arm was
broken lei the shoulder which makes
1t difficult to hold In place and slow
to heal. The damage a done by being
thrown to the ground by the turning
over OF the buggy. The horse didn't
run away but after the buggy stopped
sliding against him stood still and
looked at the men crawling out Of the
wreck.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Greenwaldt
packed their household effects Monday
To become citizens of Coon Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Greenwaldt have resid-
cd In Manning for the past three years