Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-08-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Automobile livery.
Two hundred and five dollars.
-S205 90 buy farm see advertise
ment.
Hon. John G. Bonwell spent Monday
in town.
Arthur McNutt made a trip to Extra
Saturday.
w o. Henry and family returned
Monday from Menlo.
Father Mcdonald went to Omaha
and Stuart Monday.
M. f. Ehlert of Ross was down on
Monday morning.
George Evarts was a business visitor
in Extra Friday.
Mary Leonard returned to her Des
Moines home Saturday
Clyde Wilde and wife came up from
Des Moines Sunday noon.
e. Bilharz was in Nebraska looking
after his landed interest.
Ella Hurd reached home from her
Fort Dodge visit Saturday.
Father McAllister of Casey visited
in Audubon Monday night.
Mrs Sherm Wright is passing this
week with Atlantic relatives.
-Chas. H. Dennis is acting as cashier
for the North Western at Tama.
-Sherm Wright will have charge of
one of the gates at the state fair.
Mac Mccall who lives near Guth-
RE Center was in town Saturday.
The Sherwin- Williams theatre will
play here during the county fair
Mrs. J. F. Frazier returned from a
visit to Chicago on Friday evening.
Frank Niklason went to Saint Louis
Saturday with shipment of horses.
Miss Ada Kittell went to Stuart
Tuesday to visit the Shelley family.
Mrs. Earl Maharg returned Mon.
day morning from visit at Odebolt.
C. N. Jensen and J. p. Jensen and
wife, of Fiscus, went to Extra Monday.
-Drusa Davis returned last Saturday
from visit with her sister at Chicago.
Mrs. Nellie Roberts of Atlantic Wis
tied with Mrs. John A. Nash over Sun
day
Mrs. Cahill, who had visited at Pat
McMahon's, returned to Chicago Mon
day.
Byron Phelps and family departed
Friday for their Hollywood, California,
home.
Miss Theresa Smith goes to Fort
Dodge this week to visit her brother Dr.
Roy Smith.
Joe Langenfelt of Carroll went to
Extra Monday to visit his sister Mrs.
John Mertes.
William McLeran went up to Oko-
boji first of the week to enjoy some time
at the Lakes.
Miss Ethel Templeman and Miss
Anna Loss went to Brayton Tuesday
for days visit.
Mrs. Albert Gerard and little girl
and Miss Mamie Eclkles returned to
Creston Monday.
i. 81. ElNOONl VI WIS up OUT
urday having finished nineteen stacks
of grain on his farm.
C. AndreasOn of Clinton, arriv-
ed Monday morning to visit his daugh-
ter Mrs. p. A. Rasmussen.
Mrs. William Cloughly and Miss
Loney are up at Ute visiting the for
mer's sister for few days.
Mrs. Clarence Austin of Sioux City
was in town for several days the past
week visiting among friends
james l.. Cameron, Allin Detwiler
and Charles Garmire are enjoying an
outing this week at Wall Lake.
B. E. Lorenz went out to w. w.
Weston's Monday to install bathroom
and water works in his home.
Misses Gene Culver and Mary Davis
went to Council Bluffs Saturday to visit
their friend Mrs. DR.. jackson.
Peter Anderson and Walter Steffens
went to Sioux Falls first of the week to
look after their lands and harvest.
Martha johnson returned to her
home at Scranton Moneay from visit
here with her brother the jeweller.
The Danish Lutheran people con-
Quoted very successful bazaar in the
j. F. Russell building last Saturday.
George Viewer and family and Ethel
Kuhn returned Saturday from a pleas
ant automobile trip up to Clear Lake,
Mrs. Emma Sapp of Tama, Iowa.
passed through Audubon on Monday to
visit her sister Mrs. DR.. Clay at Extra.
Fred Vermilya is expected to arrive
from Trinidad Colorado, today, but his
wife and daughter will remain in that
city.
John Doll of Avoca returned home
Monday having visited his relatives the
Weiderstein and Koenig families over
here.
Mrs. l.. B. Jennings was taken sud
penly i'll first of the week and for few
days was obliged to seek her downey
couch.
Mrs. Nancy Zion and family were
visited Saturday by relatives, members
of the Hully family, from Chicago and
Atlantic.
Alfred Ward and wife who had
been here at the home of her father, G.
II. Reyonlds have gone to North Dakota
to reside
George Guernsey was up from his
Extra home couple of days this week
call upon his mother, Mrs. A. L. Bates,
near town.
Rev. Mr.. Schlesselman left Monday
morning for Pierson, Iowa, for short