Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-05-06
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

to visit her sister Mrs. Cloughly
Mrs. Jennie Davis Mclntire went
to Des Moines. last Saturday.
u. M. Graham got back home on
Saturday from st. Joe, Missouri.
Carpet weaving. Phone FOG White.
lStf MRS. MARY INES.
The daughter of T. j. Stafford of
Malvern Is home on visit this week.
--E. A. Beason has taken the Bon
we'll building for . sales room for
his automobiles.
Mrs. e. B.. Holmes entertained
her nieces Marie and Merle Knox OF
Extra over Sunday.
Lou Caldwell has purchased the
stand of M. Kopp, who will continue
to run it for awhile.
--Messrs. Andrews and Rasmussen,
attorneys from Extra, have teen here
attending court this week.
Hon. George Cosson of Des Moines
is here this week attending court and
shaking hands with many friends.
--Theressa Smith returned to Cedar
Falls Sunday to continue her work
in the Iowa State Teachers College.
John Rutherford of Des Moines
came out Sunday to see his father who
was injured In runaway last week
--Keese Hallock, prominent farm
err from Oakfeld township, was In
town Friday on bis way home from
Sioux City.
Miss Leila Mccoy spent the latter
part OF last week with her sister, Mrs
Frank Leonard, over in the edge of
Guthrie county.
John Bylund who returned Tues
day from Alberta kept diary which
shows the weather there to have been
about the same IS here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Leonard were
over from their home in Guthrie coun-
the brides parental home.
Godfrey Dreher of Ross was down
Saturday to meet Miss Sadie Ruthcon
and sister from Cumberland who are
here for visit with his people.
Mrs. Ed Dryden and her daughter
VuCTIC WCtC up TIC. TRUST
leaves this week for Tabor, Canada.
where her father Is looking for home.
"A. A. Zaner is not seen on the
streets much nowadays because he is
kept busy at home watching the i'm
proyements that are being made on his
house.
Messrs. Charles Beglev and Joe
II. Ross who we're selected as a com.
mittes to find q speaker for Memorial
Day have secured the consent OF Judge
Green to deliver the address.
--Mrs. Charles Caldwell from over
In Guthrie county was Ia town Tues
day and ordered new piano from the
store OF Ruhs and Butterton, which
Mr.. Ruhs is delivering TODAY.
IS. w. spath and wife OF Viola
township were down last Thursday to
bring Henry Arnett. cousin of Erie,
Illinois, on his way TO Menlo and
Stuart, and later to Colorado.
The Culbertson building where the
One Minute Washer factory was is
being fitted up for an electric moving
picture shop and some parties from
Manila expect to be ready for bust
ness In few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Craney came
home last of the week where they had
been for few DAYS on q visit to her
| sister, Mrs. p. Il. Stafford, and while
there they also attended the wedding
Of his youngest brother. from Walnut,
to pretty girl Of Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat McMabon were
called to Atlantic last week Friday to
attend the funeral of her uncle, Mr..
Michael MeEniry, who passed away 10
that city and was buried Saturday.
He was an old railroad man ard was
present and assisted Ia the work at
time the first train was run into Moline
"A. II. Roberts was taken quite
seriously Ill last week with inflamma.
ton of the bowels and is still confined
to his bed. II seems entirely ont of
order to find Mr.. Roberts kept at
home by personal illness. We were
pleased to hear yesterday that the fe-
YER had subsidized and he was better.
The Atlantic News says that /. N.
Brown has received letter telling OF
the death at Fairfield. Washington, on
the 22d Of April of Edwin Engleking,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Engle-
king, who moved out there last fall.
His death was caused by scarlet fever.
The deceased was q nephew of Mr..
Brown who used to live down In Gree.
ley township.
Mrs Bertha A. Lamoreaux, who
is filling the place in the Audubon
schools vacated by Mildred Smith, re-
signed, was last week elected TO q posi-
ton Ia the first grade in the Central
building at Atlantic She was chosen
by the board here to continue 10 her
preseut position next year, and also
offered place 10 the schools at Grand
Junction. Mrs. Lamoreaux is surely
very fortunate 10 securing good posi-.
tons.
III. B. Wilson Of Audubon, an old
friend of the editors of this paper,
was q pleasant caller at this office on
Tuesday. He and Mrs. Wilson are
visiting at the home of her brother,
George B. Faas Of Hilton township.
They will go over to North English
and Millersburg In few days to visit
relatives and friends. Their former
home was at Mlliersburg, having left
there now nearly thirty years ago for
Audubon. Mr.. Wilson IL In very poor
health having had an attack OF paral.
ysis . few years ago. -Marengo Re-
pu blican.
III. s. Beckwith returned Monday
from Newton where he was entertained
at the fine home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Stocking. Mr.. Beckwish says they have
one of the most stylish and elegant
homes he has seen for long time He
visited the manufacturing estab lish.
ment of the One Minute Washer Com