Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-02-25
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

| -Sherm Wright was business Wis
itor in Extra last Saturday.
--Nettie johnson went to Atlantic,
Saturday, to visit with friends.
Hazel Neff returned from her Des
Moines visit on Monday evening.
Mrs. Martin Olsen and daughter
went to Iowa City, Monday to visit
Bessie Rippey departed Tuesday
for Des Moines to visit friends few
days.
| Mrs. Frazier and Miss Edith Lane
reached home Friday evening from a
visit to Chicago.
Matte Fulton came from Atlantic,
Monday to visit her brother, Doctor
Fulton, and wife.
Mrs. Lawrence Kline returned on
Monday evening from her trip out to
Omaha, buying goods.
Charles M. Terry has moved from
route one, out from Ross, to route
three out east of Audubon.
Mrs. Ira Sellon, of Galva, Illinois
arrived Sunday to visit her brother
Frank Frazier and family.
Harry Cole was down to Stuart
last of the week to see his wife who is
recovering from an i'll spell.
Will Tramp from Creston is here
| paying an annual visit to his father,
Charles l.. Tramp, and family.
| -Lu McGinnis was down from Hum
bolt this week visiting with his father
County Clerk McGinnis and family.
| Mr.. M. Mcclure is reported quite
sick at his home down on South Hill
in this city, the ailment being pleurisy
| Mrs. John Nash departed Mon
| day for Des Moines and Ottumwa to
attend district meeting of Womens'
clubs of Iowa.
John C. Davis, his wife and son,
| Owen Davis, are down at Blytheville,
Missouri, visiting with relatives for
couple of weeks.
j. M. Cole has traded his two liv-
cry barns down at Anita for Texas
land, but does not think of going there
in the near future.
John Kerwin, John Brannon, Will
Foley and Will Hagerty attended a
knight of Columbus meeting Monday
night up at Carroll,
| Miss Naomi Childs who had been
here to, visit her brother Doctor II. +.
| Childs and family returned home to
Council Bluffs, Monday.
Mrs. Charles Farnham and Mrs.
Thomas Rutherford of Cameron we're
called to De Soto, Monday, by the
serious illness of their father.
Charles Van Gorder and his wife
passed last Friday at Extra with their
relatives, the Mrs. Laura Delahoyde
and the Edwin Delahoyde families.
Mrs. Mary lines returned last of
the week from Iowa City where she
| spent two months with her son Jason
who has been attending the University
While James f. Russell was away
to New York City buying goods Mrs.
Russell came down from Fort Dodge
and visited her relatives at the John
A. Nash home in this city.
| Mrs. Haas, OF Des Moines, who
had been here to visit her friend, Mrs.
| Gertrude Nelson, left for home Sun
day. She was Miss Shupe and before
her marriage lived over at Coon
Rapids.
j. B. Ashby shipped out the last
| pair of fine red hogs from his January
sale up at Claremont Stock Farm on
Friday and to about the last name you
| ever heard of, too. The address was,
Mr.. Ernest Pancake, Ransom, Illinois
w. B. Fryberger, station agent at
| Extra, was up to Audubon, Friday. to
see his friend w. w. Smith, at the
Rock Island depot. Next week Mr..
| Fry berger will resign as agent down
there and move on farm in South
| Dakota.
| Mrs. G., A, Mitchell. of Bellview,
| Nebraska, was in Audubon last week
visiting with her brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs, A. A. Mitchell. She was
accompanied home by her little daugh-
ter, Janet Mitchell, who had been here
| for the past six weeks.
Miss Cora Sampson gave a score
Of her young lady friends parlor
| picnic at the home other father, g. III.
Sampson, in this city last Saturday
evening, They had delightful time
1 duu say tlC WtTt
the 'skeeters and bugs.
| Last Friday morning Pres Keith,
| of Melville, loaded one OF those fine
| pianos at the Frick drug store into
| his wagon and took it home. A few
| days before Vern Culver, Hub White,
| w. +. McIleran had new pianos placed
In their homes from the same estab-
| lishment.
-Messrs. r. B. White, James Lang,
Dan Petersen, Harry Staley, Theo.
Mantz, George Scholtz, w. s. Roberts
Jake Muck, Roy Prather, John Rodam
Harry PARROT, James Hart, all good
| Audubon Woodmen, went to Extra
last week Thursday and conferred the
degree on eight unsuspecting candi.
dates.
| George II. Heuerman was. down
Saturday and informed us that next
week he and his family will move over
| to Guthrie county to farm he traded
| for last year. They will be seven miles
out from Guthrie Center on Route No.
! 4. We trust they may have good luck
| over there but some time return to this
county.
Mr.. j. II. Halford from Manning
conducted Masonic School OF Instruc-
ton in Audubon the first three days
of the week. There was quite sprink-
ling OF brethren present from the sur
rounding country towns and the OK.
emplification of the work was very fine
as Mr.. Halford Is one OF the very best
posted Masons in the state.
Mrs. George Parmenter, of Grin
4 nell, q sister of Mrs, John McNutt,