Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-23
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES


Henry Herbert was with his Allan
tic relatives part of this week.
Mrs. Ray Brenton and little girl
passed part of this week with Omaha
friends.
DIR. Fulton was at Atlantic Monday
being called there by the illness of his
mother.
Alma OelIe came from Omaha last
Friday to visit her father August Oelke
and family
Ralph Herbert returned Friday from
a sight seeing trip up into the land of
the. Dakotas.
Cora Layland is out at Denver in
Colorado, just one mile high, visiting
with friends.
John Coleman is here from Guthrie
county to pass the week with his niece,
Mrs. Walter Henry
, May Reinemund passed one day the
past week in Des Moines doing shopping
and calling on friends.
--Gusta Tennegkeit departed Friday
for Iowa City to resume her studies at
the State University.
Mrs. Partlow, of Menlo, who had
been here to visit friends returned home
latter part of the week.
| Ben SwartZ, who is railroading at
| Wichita, Kansas, came on Monday to
pass the week with friends.
Clyde Keith, son of Press Keith in
Melville, went to Iowa City this week
to enter the State University.
John Weighton was transacting
business and chatting with his Extra
friends last Monday afternoon.
L. Rippey departed last Sunday for
Nicola where he has accepted q position
as pharmacist in drug store.
Want to buy in Audubon good
small house well located. Address box
AZ, Audubon 1912
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Cowles return
ed Friday from visit with their son,
Nelson Cowles, and wife at Ottumwa.
! Anna Wilson, daughter of William
! Wilson and wife, started for Des Moines
! Monday to resume her studies at Drake
University
-Theo Mantz journeyed down to the
| Drake University in Des Moines Sunday
where he will study law the coming
school year.
Henry Sunberg, his wife and their
daughter started Saturday evening for
Elkhart, Indiana, to have visit with
relatives and friends.
| Uncle II. S. Wattles is up from his
Brayton home this week attending the
county fair and greeting the many
friends of days of yore.
Charles Talbot come home from a
visit to his big farm up in Dakota first
of the week where he had been looking
after harvesting of the crop.
Mrs. E, A. Kisslck and son Glenn
of Redfield are here to pass a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Bailey.
at the coy home on Church street
Up. Hansen and wife went down
to Dexter Saturday to call on their for
mer neighbors, William Conway and
wife and Thomas Cochran and wife.
Mrs. Elizabeth, Tharnish departed
Saturday for Strikersville, New York
state, where she will visit with a sister
until next glad hang up your stocking
] time
/ james Hays and daughter, Clara
Hays, while enroute to their home in
Kansas stopped off here over Sunday to
pay their respects to his brother, A. Nj,
Hays, and family.
Jack O'Brien came home from the
Cass county fair Friday morning and
found that his brother and wife had
come out from their Illinois home to
visit with him and his family.
Nellie Foley came up from Atlantic
and passed Sunday with her parents, NJ.
L. Foley and wife, who now reside in
the Frank Leet mansion. on the hilltop
near the Catholic church in Audubon.
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The last farm sale to attract atten,
ton as to price was the one John Rosen-
beck sold to John Jensen last Saturday,
known as the l. T.. Hansen place, three
miles south west of Audubon, the price
paid being $40 an acre. He paid $97. sc
an acre year and half ago.