Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-29
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

County Attorney Hal Mantz was in
Brayton Tuesday.
w. G. Zelmer was an Atlantic bust
ness visitor Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Fish iourneyed down
to Des Moines Tuesday.
Ed Wood was down to Extra Tues
day on a business trip.
-R. o. Craney was a Des Moines
visitor first of the week.
Henry Jacobsen was in Atlantic
first of the week ON a land deal.
Marshal b. l.. Darnold went down
to Des Moines Monday on business,
-Chas. S. White went to Omaha Sat
urday evening returning first of the week
Charles Darland of Montieth in
Guthrie county was in town first of the
week.
George Northup went to market on
Monday evening with four loads of fat
stock.
Mrs. Stafford, of Stuart, a sister of
Mrs. r. o, Craney was in Audubon
over Sunday.
Fannie Smutney went over to Vail
last of the week to visit with an uncle
and his family.
Fred Buthweg and Attorney j. Nj.
Graham made a business trip out OF
town last of the week.
Mrs. Lena Walker returned home
Saturday evening from a pleasant out
ing up at Lake Okoboji.
Judge Green and Ed Finch depart
ed Monday for Watertown, up in South
Dakota, to view the country.
Elliott Cobb, of Harlan, was an
over Sunday visitor with friends in this
city at the John A. Nash home.
Doctor Carrie Detwilef who resides
out in Nebraska arrived Tuesday To Wis
it with home-folks up in Lincoln.
Lars Larsen of Audubon is spending
his vacation at the home of Chris An
| derson and other friends in Atlantic,
"A new program every other day at
the Gem Theater for your benefit. Are
you taking advantage of it. 3OI
III. b. Willetts, an auctioneer from
Des Moines, has been here looking over
| the ground with the thought of locating
Mrs. f. p. Hooker and son who had
| been here to visit with friends started
for their FL Reno, Oklahoma, home on
Friday.
Miss Larson who had been here to
visit her uncle Peter Nelson and family
departed Monday for her home at Flint,
Monday.
John A. Musson has returned home
from Alberta where they are preparing
to SOW three quarter sections of winter
wheat this fall.
Harry Watts who had been here on
a visit to his parents, +. $. Watts and
wife, started Tuesday for Clear Lake to
continue his outing.
Mrs. A. C. Ross and her niece, Miss
Gwendolin Carey, went to Des Moines
Tuesday for a weeks visit among their
friends in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r. Best are admir-
ing the beauties of that new boy baby
who made his bow to the world at their
home one day last week.
Miss Belle Black and Mrs. Warwi k
| of Aledo, Illinois, who had been here to
| visit their relatives A. II. Brown and
wife returned home Tuesday.
Ed Van Gorder and family left last
| of the week in their auto for Des Moines
to visit relatives and from there they
journeyed up to Lake Okoboji.
BY the aid of clutches Frank Rice
was able to come down town ON Friday
to greet his many friends. The sprained
ankle is getting along just fine.
j. z. Christensen and his wife from
| Cushing, Nebraska, arrived Saturday to
visit his brother, G. l.. Christensen, of
the Audubon Hardware Company.
Miles Kness was down to the Allan
tic hospital Friday to see his brother
George Kness and found him cheerful
and his injured limb slowly mending.
The mother of Mrs. H. G. Freder-
ickson, who had been here since the
death of Mr.. Frederickson, returned to
to her Illinois home last of the week.
Miss Esther White departed Monday
for Denver and other Colorado points
for a two weeks outing among relatives
and get a breath of pure mountain air.
Arch Crees who is helping his uncle
Tom Crees on the farm this summer re-
turned Saturday from a visit with his
parents, Alex Crees and wife, down al
Casey.
Miss Edith Ohm, the courteous lit.
tie hello girl" at the Audubon cen.
trail, is enjoying a weeks vacation from
1 her n~erve-racking duties at the switch
: board.
Mrs. John Rutherford after a very
pleasant visit with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. John Quinby, at Ross and Other
friends returned home to Des Moines OF
Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Henry enjoyed a visit
this week from her sister Mrs. Cobean
of Redfield, Iowa. and her grandmother
Mrs. Hodges of Galesburg, Illinois. The
ladies departed for home Tuesday.
IS. C. Curtis, of The Advocate, with
' his family and Robert Curtis with hi,
family took tents and hied away up t.
Luccock's Grove Monday where they
will put in a week enjoying camp life
Miss Harriet Manful who is here
on a visit with her friend Miss Thress
Smith is thinking of starting a swim
ming school ont at Elliott Preston
lake, that lady being an expert swim
mer.
Mayor X. G.. Spencer, his brotheI
Albert Spencer, their sister Mrs. Marion
Potter and her daughter Laura Potte
were called to Maxwell, Iowa, Monda.
to attend the funeral of his uncle, JOIN