Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-02-18
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

| day from trip abroad.
Bring all your friends to the Bon
Supper Friday, February 26.
John Roth and family have gone
to Omaha for few days visit.
ID. d. Williams and his little son
we're down from Viola Tuesday.
Willis Jenkins of Atlantic was In
town Tuesday calling on friends.
Mamie Eckles went to Creston on
Monday to abide with her friends.
Fred Bartlett came up from Extra,
Mond ay evening, to see his friends.
William Witt, of Gray, made us
his regular annual visit last Friday.
Fred Cole went down to Des Moines
last evening returning this morning.
Hal j. Mantz was over to Cedar
Rapids this week on business trip.
Attorney Charles S. White was a
business visitor in Extra over Monday
night.
j. M. Cole went over to Anita last
Monday to trade his two livery barns
for land.
Miss Beck of Extra came up Tues,
day and is u guest at the L. +, Hansen
home, down on South Hill.
Chris Hansen and Miss Louise
Schmidt of Hamlin township took out
marriage license yesterday.
Mrs. S. G. Hunter arrived Tues
day evening to visit relatives at the
S. A. Graham home in this city.
Chris Thompson and wife enjoyed
a visit Tuesday from his parents, &.
G. Thompson and wife, Of Brayton.
p. II. Lauritzen and Claus Larsen
from over toward Kimballton brighten
ed our Offices for awhile last Friday.
Rev. A. A. Mitchell was over in
Guthrie yesterday to ofiiciate at the
Oliver Cotfman wedding. Notice next
week.
Every female between ! and 100
years OF age is requested to bring a
box to the Opera House Friday Febru-
airy 26.
Mrs. Strankley and Mrs. Peter
Denger, of Davenport arrived Sunday
for a visit with their cousin, Mr.. Chris
Haderer.
New readers can secure The Daily
Register and Lerder from now to June
10, 1909, for only Sl.00, Read ad IN
this paper.
Will Cavanaugh and his neighbor
Mr.. Maybay drove down from near
Coon Rapids on Friday and called in
to see the ditor.
Only $l0O pays for The Register
and Leader to new reader from now,
until June 10, 1909. See ad in The
Republican this week.
Reuben Musson and his cousin.
Harold Buthweg, came home Monday
evening from good visit with rela-,
tives down at Bonneville.
Mrs. Frank Faltonson, of Irwin,
was over to Audubon over Sunday to
visit her friends Mrs. j. r. Chandler
and Mrs. John Weighton.
y. w. Clark, of Walnut, was over
this way over Sunay visiting with his
sister. Mrs. B. r, Simons, the wife of
our genial section foreman.
On all rural mail routes The Reg
lister and Leader Is delivered the same
morning it is printed. Read special
announcement in this paper.
Mrs. Frankley and Mrs. Denger
of Davenport, who we're here on Wis
it with their cousin, Chris Haderer,
have returned to their homes,
Rev. c. G. Brown and family, after
a pleasant visit here with his sister
Mrs. Don Preston, went down to Dex-
ter, Tuesday, for a visit with friends
The bachelor hath merry life;
'Twere better to have loved and lost
Than shackled to nagging wife,
To be forever loved-and bossed.
Mrs. J. F Frazier, accompanied
by her trimmer, Miss Edith Dane. left
Sunday noon for Chicago to spend
week buying goods and looking up
the STYLES.
Mrs. Mollie Leake returned to
the home of her mother, Mrs. Laura
Delahoyde, in Extra, Tuesday after
visit here with relatives at the Charles
Van Gorder home.
Louis Bagley, after pleasant
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bagley, returned to his school
duties at the State University in Iowa
City. Monday night.
What have you got that needs
little fixing up. All kinds OF repair
ing done for the next weeks at Bruno
Lorenz shop just across the street from
post Office. Phone 405 40
Bring that gasoline stove to
Bruno Lorenz and have 1t cleaned and
repair and put in good running order
just across street from post office.
Phone 405 40
Wanted place as housekeeper
Have two girls, one IL and one Is
years of age. Can give the best OF
references, MRS. Lulu GRUBER,
Audubon, Iowa.
F. L. Cooley of Philip, South Da-
kota, is here on visit with other
members of the family. Yesterday he
and his brother Will went down to
Lorah to visit their father, II. j.
Cooley.
Mr.. James Trunnell from out on
Route NO. cropped In the other day
and brought with him hearty cheer
and something more substantial for
the printer. He is one OF the old stand.
bys of The Republican.
Remember that do all kinds OF
plumbing and timing, heating and
gas fitting. Estimates cheerfully fur
nished. Don't forget to come in and
talk the matter over.
Phone 405 BRUNO LQRENA
Frank M. Rice has returned from
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