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


-Edd Smutney was with friends in
Carroll a few DAYS last week.
Mrs. Elmer Bailey returned from
her visit at Redlield, Sunday oon
Combinations that unlock the pocket
book. Furniture at G. w, Hoover's.
Rev. Father Macdonald returned
Saturday from a visit down at Daven-
port.
Mrs. G. G. Gates returned Friday
from a good visit with friends down
at Lorah,
"A splendid summer speciality for
the tired feeling, hammocks at G. w.
Hoover's.
Ruth Preston went down to Extra
Monday to visit with her sister, Mrs.
G. ID. Bell.
BE in the lead, celebrate the Fourth
buy one of those so cent hammocks at
G. w. Hoover's,
Doctor George Weighton went to
Grinnell Monday to look after q farm
he owns near there.
Walter Brainard and Will T..
Smith were with their Atlantic friends
last Saturday night.
Martin Esbeck was over from Kim
ballton Saturday with a part OF an
automobile for repairs.
Economy that is economy. Buy
one of those large 36x72 hammock's OF
G. w. Hoover for 80 cents.
&C. F. Brown and wife passed last
Sunday with their son, George Brown,
and family up at Sac City.
Rev. G. b. Christensen Is away
to Hampton, Nebraska, to visit with
a daughter who resides there.
Under direction OF City Marshal
Darnold workmen j~udiciously trimmed
the trees about town this week.
The Audubon Juveniles will go to
Extra next Saturday for a game Of
ball with The Cubs OF that place.
"A single fact outweighs a thous-
and claims, see our So adjustable, re-
clining go.cart at G w. Hoover's.
Hon. Fl. f. Andrews and Joseph
Bell, the s choolmaster, were here from
Extra on q business errand Monday.
Hazel Cousins OF Brayton went
home yesterday. She had been here
on a visit to her sister Mrs. Cerenek.
Charles Van Gorder and wife came
home Friday from a visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Lowene Kirk, down at
Chicago .
Mrs. GeorgeR R. Spencer came from
her home near Hamlin on Friday and
passed the day with her friend Mrs.
Mary wilde.
Master George Weighton Is pass
ing this week at the George r. Spencer
farm just over Creamery Hill east from
Hamlin Station.
Marie Adams arrived Saturday at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Adams from her musical studies
in Des Moines.
Mrs. Lora Bailey was down from
Fort Dodge last week visiting with her
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Adam Killinger
| She returned Sunday.
George Killinger went to Center
Junction Monday evening where he
will work at the carpenter trade the
balance OF the season. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rollins Of
Des Moines we're guests at the Il S
Van Gorder home q few days this
week. The ladies are sisters.
Mrs. Hamp Jones and son, Fred
Jones, from Hamlin township, came
home from Bayard last OF the week
where they had been for q week with
friends.
Hello central! give us everybody
on the wires? Hello everybody! say
we are full on go-carts and hammocks.
See them, before you buy, at G. w.
Hoover's.
-Jens Bertelsen and wife arrived
Friday from Nebraska TO visit with her
sisters, Mesdames James Lang and G,
l. Christensen, Of the Audubon Hard.
ARE Company.
George Porter and wife enjoyed a
visit last week from her sister and hus.
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Anderson,
who we're here from their home at Dix
on, South Dakota.
School Janitor Pat Mcmahon and
wife are away to the scenes OF his rail
roading in former DAYS when be was
an engineer at Baraboo and Reeds
burg, Wisconsin.
About five years ago, while In
| Denmark, our good Danish friend Her.
man Christensen accidentally thrust
his right hand through pane ofglass
cutting it quite badly, some pieces not
being removed. A few days ago one
| finger of that hand began troubling
| him and upon lancing 1t he removed a
small piece OF glass which he carries
about as a souvenir.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Musson very
| pleasantly entertained q company OF
| friends at their home, on Piety Hill,
last Thursday night. They we're the
| Messrs. and Mesdames John A. Nash,
| A. B. Miller, l.. Il. Simpson, G.. Il.
| Talbot, G. s. McLeran, George Weigh
| ton and Mr.. j. A. Humiston. Elegant
| refreshments we're serves and good
cheer vas the order OF the evening.
The weed scorcher OF the Great
| Rock Island Railway was up this
| branch Monday. This machine works
| like the street sprinkler, lighted gaso-
| line under pressure covers about four
| feet of ground on each side OF track,
| but moseys along like an old COW, two
or two and o half miles an hour. The
| first time over IL makes the weeds look
sick, the seconds time II consumes 'em
with a flame.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker had
| cooked a whole lot OF good things to
| eat. over at their suburban home, on
Friday night and decided that they
| could never devour them alone so in
| vited a company of friends composed
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