Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-29
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

kota, Sunday.
Miss B. McOarty of Massena is
home for visit.
John McFarlane went to Council
Bluffs, Saturday.
Mrs. o. B. Train came home from
Dexter last Friday.
Geo. Bickelhaupt went out to
Council Bluffs, Friday.
Attorney Boorman of Atlantic
was in Audubon, Saturday.
Frank Niklason returned Monday
from trip to Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Fulton OF Extra visited here
Friday with Mrs. Elmer Bailey.
Henry Wells from down near Elk
ira was up at Audubon, Friday.
Good seed corn for sale. L. W.
BARGER, Route !, Audubon. left
Thoroughbred White WyandOtte
eggs for sale. MRS. A. l.. FERGUSON,
Route2, Audubon. 1915
If you are looking for good prop.
Ositions in Alberta land don't miss
seeing K. N. Taggart of Audubon.
Ed Frick returned Monday from a
short business trip to Council Bluffs.
-"Honest Pete" Christensen of At
lantic was up at Audubon, Saturday.
-Mesdames Getchell and Kimball
returned to Des Moines on Saturday.
Peter Rasmussen of Atlantic visit
ed here last week with the county re.
cOrder.
Mrs. j. A. Nash came home Sun
day from several days visit at Des
Moines.
Mrs. Frazier returned from Kan
sas City leaving her mother somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Della Carper and daughter,
Vivian, are visiting Mrs. Akers down
at Brayton.
"A birthday party was celebrated
Friday at the home of G. N. Jensen
in his honor.
Miss Simmins skilled nurse from
Council Bluffs Is on duty at the home
OF DR.. Brooks.
The Carroll team was beaten at
Atlantic last Friday by a score OF to
5 on q square deal.
Few choice Audubon county farms
for sale. Inquire OF Carl G Nielsen,
Audubon. Phone 81. l7tf.
--Terry's company will visit Audu-
bon, MAY IL, with the drama entitled
la 10
Henry Campbell, the merchant at
Extra, was up Saturday to see his
father, Mr.. Geo. Campbell.
See "Uncle Toms Cabin" at their
tent down near the Rock Island depot
on Tuesday evening May IL.
Mrs. Fl. w. Wilson is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. j. II. Barclay, aud
friend, Mrs. Long, of Des Moines.
Miss Alma Oelke came over from
Omaha, on Sunday, to see her folks
and visit with her sister Mrs. Mutt.
Miss Divine Houbbold is making
a visit this week with Miss Bessie
Watson at her school out at Bethel.
DIR. Fulton and wife and little
Esther went to Atlantic, Friday. to
help his mother celebrate her list
birthday.
Robert Ping, Arch Higgins and
Dave McClaren have gone to- TriDp
homesteaders.
"A son OF Jasper Jensen accidently
oil nt hnI ~h Ia ho nd N -
dav but DIR. Brooks fixed 1t up and 1t
will soon be all right again.
j. A. Carlton and family moved
to Atlantic this week because they had
to vacate the house In which they we're
living and could not get another.
Fifty thousand everereens: any Ut
which can be dug and Skinned Won In
few hours. TRY them. Write w. M.
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. l3tf
John McIlrov of Pitsburg Penna ;,
has been mere this week visiting the
HOyt boys who are his cousins. They
had been separated for thirty years.
The High schools Of Anita and
Atlantic will have debate at the lat
ter place IN FRIDAY evening. Supt.
Frank T.. Mantz will go down to act
as one OF the judges.
Mrs. Langworthy returned last
week from spending the winter at
Boone, Fort Dodge and Lewis. She
leaves this week for Chicago to visit
her granddaughter, Mrs. Lucille
Brooks Kimbel.
Ray Hoover was unfortunate
last week in meeting face to face with
a flying ball that broke his nose and
otherwise disfgured his countenance
for the time being. But he Is young
and the doctor assisted by nature will
soon have him all right again.
"A Mr.. Jorgensen who was un-
overlooked o holdback strap that
caused the horse to run away, send
the man tn the hospital with broken
arm and the buggy to the shop for
repairs. The horse was last seen going
mn the Northwestern track toward
Manning.
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