Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-01-14
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

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Mrs. Howard Kittell was with her
parents and friends in Extra on Sat-
urday.
Hi. Mendenhall returned from a
business trip out of town on Saturday
mo rning.
Charles Hunt was up from Extra.
Monday, calling on friends and trans
acting business.
Banker John Gray, of Casey, was
calling upon his many friends here
last of the week.
Charles Darland came out from
Montieth last week to call upon his
Audubon friends.
John Weighton was business
visitor in Carroll couple of days the
last of the week.
Myrtle Black returned Monday
from Norwalk where she had been Wis
iting with relatives.
j. M. Armstrong and wife arrived
in Audubon, Friday eveeing, to visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. r.. j. Creveling visited with
friends in Omaha a part of last week
and the fore part of this.
p. j. Stanton and wife returned on
Friday evening from good visit with
friends down In Oklahoma.
Mrs. E. B. Holmes came home on
Saturday evening from pleasant Wis
it with friends out of town.
Mrs, LATE Simpson was at the
home of her father, John Connrardy,
in Extra, last Friday night
Mrs. Sam Scharff, of the South
County Line, was business visitor
in Audubon last of the week.
They say that Wimfrede splint
coal sold by J. A. Musson is the best
coal ever shipped to Audubon.
Jack O'Brien returned on Friday
from Illinois where he had been visit
iting his sons and other relatives.
Henry Turner. of Melville. started
Monday for Henry county. Illinois, to
visit his brothers and other friends.
Julia Christensen went to Atlantic
on Friday to pass few days with her
sister who is dressmaker in that city
Mabel Keith, teacher in our city
schools, was with her Atlantic friends
from Friday night till Sunday noon.
Peter Dunnick and his wife buried
their five year old boy, up in Gamer
on Center Cemetery, this week Mon
day.
John w. Mcclure departed for
Chicago on Saturday evening with
shipment of stock from his own feed
yards.
Rev. Brown and family, of Iowa
City, arrived last of the week for
visit with his sister, Mrs. Don Preston,
Of this city.
Tim Mccall returned from the
hospital up at Rochester, Minnesota,
Monday OF this week feeling much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. ]. M. McKarahan and her
daughter, Mabel McKarahan, journey
ed out to Omaha, Monday, to pass
few days with friends.
Fl. L. Wheeler started for Lusk,
Wyoming, Saturday noon. When the
school is out here he will move his
family out to that place.
Frank S. Watts and wife returned
from Chicago, Sunday noon, where
they had been called to attend the
funeral of their nephew.
Miss Rose DeBough, of Letcher,
South Dakota, is here to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Frank DeBough, and
sister, Mrs. F. L. Wheeler.
Grace West, who to aches in the
Audubon schools, was wi tn her par
ents, Dwight West and wife, nearby
to Extra, last Friday night.
-Theresa Smith, after a good visit
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Smith, returned to her studies
at Cedar Falls, last Sunday.
Buckhorn and Riverside coal are
free from impurities such as slate
stone and ulpher-consequently it Is
lighter. Sold only by j. A. Musson.
Mrs. John Cameron reached Au-
dubon, Monday evening, from down
at Hancock where she had been visit
ing her son, Chat Dustin. and family.
Miss Theola Bott and Percy Bott
who had been here to visit their rela-
tives the j. w. b. Cole family, return
ed to their Murray, Iowa, home Satur-
day.
The Danish people have advertis-
ed to give a jolly masquerade dancing
party at their hall, in Audubon, this
week Saturday night, January is,
1908.
We notice from the records that
Charles Van Gorder has purchased
| what is known as the Mike Scharff
homestead, down on the South County
Line.
Mrs. Fred Coleman arrived from
Nebraska last of the week to visit her
relatives, Mrs. John Griffith and the
Charles Mccoy family, over east Of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith, after a
pleasant week here with her sister,
Mrs. John Musson, and family depart
ed southwark Monday In search OF a
more genial cline.
Will Brinkerhoff, the Tall Syca-
more of The Journal Office at Extra,
was up TO Audubon on business last
Monday and let the light of his coun-
tenance shine in The Republican office
for brief space of time.
Mr.. Jesse Humiston, station agent
at the North Western depot in this
city, and his wife returned on Monday
from quite an extended tour in the far
west. He will rest until about the 18th
OF this month when his many friends
can see his smiling countenance at the
North Western.
In the wrestling contest at Wood
man Hall In Aul,Aor -. =