Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-10-07
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"A. H. Roberts has put in line of
Pianos
&C. w. Marlin is busy having his
house remodeled.
George Horning was down from
Manning on Sunday.
Mrs. Diltz of Anita, mother of Mrs.
Henry, is here on visit.
Fred Tessman and family returned
to Council Bluffs Monday.
Rev. Marion johnson was in town
for while Monday morning.
Joe Richards and family went out to
Omaha Monday to visit their daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kuhn went down
to Des Moines Wednesday for few
days
Mrs. George Farquhar of Villisca
came up yesterday to visit their rela-
tives
Sheriff Crees, with his wife and two
little children, went to Red Oak Mon
day for visit.
Mrs. Polling and Mrs. Linebury of
Des MOines are visiting at the John
Sherman home
Miss Catherine Foley went with her
sister Nellie TO Atlantic Monday to learn
the trade of milliner.
Charles Elliott is down in Clinton
county making some improvements on
farm recently purchased.
Ed Finch has returned from Poca-
hontas county where he bought two big
big farms at 800 an acre.
Saturday afternoon the teachers of
the Audubon schools drove out to the
grove and enjoyed picnic together.
Rev. A. b. Miller and wife have
been in Council Bluffs this week to an
adjourned meeting of the Presbytery.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Rice, father and
mother of Harm G. Rice near Hamlin,
are here from Clinton county for visit
Mrs. Don Preston entertained the
T. w. Club Tuesday afternoon and all
the teachers of Audubon in the evening.
20. p. Bickelhaupt started to his
home at Topeka. Kansas, Monday, hay
ing been here to visit with his brother
George.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Ferdinand Weiderstein and Barbara
Spillman; Peder A. Andersen and Clara
b. Hartvigsen.
Sundays Register and Leader was
beautifully illustrated last Sunday by
the pictures of three handsome mayors
of Iowa towns-those of Audubon, lie
Mars and Mount Ayre.
: ID. N. Kelsey and family went down
to Russell, Iowa, on Tuesday to visit
his father whom he has not seen for
more than twenty years. There will be
a general family reunion.
III. w. Wilson and wife went to
Des Moines Monday where they will
spend few days visiting her sister
Mr. Wilson will then return home but
Mrs. Wilson will go to West Liberty
to visit two sisters and to Kansas City
to visit another one.
Rev. and Mrs. Vedder went out to
Council Bluffs Monday to visit some
friends for week when they will return
to Audubon for few days and then
leave for Saint George, Georgia to
make their home for time hoping the
climate may help Mr.. Vedder.
Mrs. Lena Walker received word
this morning from Mrs. George Bailey
at Raymondville. Missouri, saying that
her husband had died very suddenly the
day before OF paralysis. They were for
mer residents of Audubon and lived in
a cottage directly across the street west
from G. HI. Sampson home.
j. u. Wright says our statement
last week that he wouldn't release the
balloon until he received an order from
the fair association was not correct;
that If such an order was issued that it
| was not presented to him; that when
they came for it in the evening it was
too dark to get it without tramping
down the corn, so they returned for it
the next morning.
| Frank Drury, who had come home
, to attend the funeral of his father re-
turned to his home at Ardmore, South
Dakota, last of the week. He reports the
Audubon settlers as well and becoming
used to the climate of the county, though
most of them are losing flesh They
stand the change better than the horses
do, the high altitude affecting them
quite seriously,
Rev. J. F. Morley, the new pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church ar.
rived in Audubon last Friday evening
unannounced and with his wife and
three children went at once to the par.
sonage; but their next door neighbors,
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Elliott, took them
in and entertained them over night.
Doctor Morley filled the pulpit Sunday