Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-06-24

Attend the celebration at Luccock's
Grove July 5!
Attorney II. f. Andrews of Extra
was up yesterday.
Monday, June u, ended the five
longest days of the season.
Miss Martha Dunn reached home
Tuesday from her visit to Oakland.
Take a squint at l. c Johnson's
new dray with those pretty red wheels.
The Vermilya's report their ar
rival at Denver last Monday.
Doctor Hollenbeck and wife we're
with relatives in Manning over Sun.
day.
Carl Nelson and wife we're with
Des Moines friends a part OF the past
week
Pred A. Minis passed Sunday with
his wife who is visiting her mother NJ
Extra.
Mrs. George Porter was with her
relatives over at Coon Rapids a part
of last week.
Mrs. w. w. Smith went to Allan
tic Tuesday to meet their niece Mabel
Lester OF Villisca.
Miss Anna Temple OF the Institute
went to Extra yesterday to visit her
brother w. B. Temple.
-Jens g. Christensen reached home
this morning from Canada where he
had been for three weeks.
Mrs. Lena Walker Is up at Lake
Okoboji enjoying the delightful breeze
and sailing Ger the deep.
Mrs. James Law and Mrs. Peter
Nelson were in Council Bluffs last Of
the week calling on friends.
Mr.. Ed Prick and daughter Miss
Daisy Frick departed last Friday for
Lake Okoboii to take an outing.
Matilda Hansen came from Extra
Friday night To visit her sister. Mrs.
Howard Klttell, and attend the lecture
Owen Davis received a fine Short
horn bull on Tuesday from Menlo-a
thoroughbred raised by g. +. Earhart
Kathryn and Agnes Donahue re-
turned Sunday from their Nicola home
Sunday to attend the county normal.
AT the recent commencement Simp-
son College conferred the degree Of
Doctor of Laws upon Governor b. H.
Carroll,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey were
down to Redfeld last week where they
were called on account OF the death OF
her uncle.
LATE Simpson and family passed
a few days this week out at Omaha
with his uncle, Mr.. James Simpson,
and wife.
George f. Leager, the violin play
er, has accepted aplace in ~the.orches-
ira at the Beardsley opera house In
Red Oak.
Mrs. Thomas Kilworth OF Extra,
was entertained last OF the week at the
George II. Spencer home, down the
valley Hamlinwards.
Anna Nj. Wilson returned to he's
studies In Des Moines Monday. A
bevy of girl friends we're at the train
to see her safely started.
Miss Bessie Watson leaves this
week for Gulfport, Miss, to visit her
brother. Mr., William Baylor. She
goes by way OF Saint Louis,
Mrs. Ralph Hibbs from Wichita
Falls, Texas, who had been here to see
her husbands people, the Roy Hibbs
family, returned home Friday.
Lost by a young lady on the street
last Sunday, q gold bar pin engraved
with two Greek letters. Finder will
please leave at the Republican office.
-Nettie and Dora Shultz called on
their cousin, Edith Ohm, at the Audu-
bon telephone central Office Monday
and at noon started for Des Moines.
-Jens G. Anderson and Chris Sor-
ensen went to Chicago Monday night
with stock. The former had a car OF
cattle and the latter q car of hogs and
n OF cattle.
Hearing bad news from Atlantic
last Sunday Miles Kness, his wife and
brother, Grant Kness, went to Atlantic
TO see their brother, George Kness,
who is I'LL In the hospital there.
Among the many pleasant picnic
parties last week was one composed
Of Elizabeth Davis and Bessie Rippey
who bought tickets TO Hamlin where
they passed q delightful day In the
woods.
Doctor j.. M. Fulton, accompanied
by the young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dreher, j%ourneyed on down
To Iowa City Saturday night where the
little lady submitted TO a slight surgi-
cal operation.
Last Saturday Sheriff Walk Crees
IA visited by his cousin, Miss Vesta
VIM and Der brother, Frank VIM,
from Red Oak. Sunday they returned
home and the sheriff's daughter, Miss
Beatrice Crees, went with them.
Mabel Keith started Saturday for
Drake University to attend summer
school. On the way to Des Moines she
was Joined by her friend Miss Patience
Elicit, of Gurhrie Center, who will
also attend that summer school.
Mr.. Fusch and family arrived In
Audubon last of the week from Cam.
bridge. He Is the new druggist In the
store where Axel Boriessen clerked,
and comes to make this his home.
They are pleasant folks % meet and
we are sure will receive a hearty well
come at the hands OF our people.
because OF the new law, which
should have been passed many years
ago, the county hoard had carpenters
AT work changing the doors leading TO
the auditorium OF the court house so
they will swing outward. All church
boards will need TO get busy so as to
he ready to comply with the law by the
fourth az .July whpn IL takes effect.