Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-01-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

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will Mccall is away out to Suga,
City, Idaho.
Sherman Wright went down to
Extra Monday.
Clyde Wilde is home again from a
trip down the road.
Mrs. Chas. Jordan has gone down
to Hinton, Oklahoma.
The sisters of Mrs. Ira Baird have
returned to their home at Cambridge.
Friday night, at M. w. A. hall,
The Fiddler and The Girl. One of the
best.
w. C. Elliott has gone to Fair
mont, North Dakota, on business
trip.
--Messrs. Lang and Smith are at
Elk Horn this week doing job of
plumbing.
May went to Omaha Wednesday for
few days.
"A. A. Zaner is rejoicing that he
has his ice crop all ready for the en-
suing year.
Dan Stetzel sold his farm of 12O
acres in Cameron township for $11 600
or 1864 an acre.
If you don't see 1t you'll be sorry.
The Fiddler and The Girl, tomorrow
night at M. w. A. hall!
w. F. Earhart of Menlo was up
last week to the reunion of the family
at the home of Owen Davis.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Thomas Jensen and Anna Jensen;
Louis F. Baier and Marie c.. Jensen.
Prof. Geo. I. Miller of Boone re-
quests that his Republican be sent for
the winter to Long Beach, California.
Late Simpson and wife we're down
at Extra, Monday, to see her sister
who was recently married at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Graham have
had veLy sick little girl at their home
the past week but she is improving
now.
Will Wilson who was here the
last week with his folks at home left
Monday night for Chicago on BUSH
ness trip.
Mrs. r. Elwell the wife of Mr..
Elwell who works for Mr. Currier in
the harness shop came out from Adair
first of the week.
L. F. Bridenstine was down to
Audubon the other day and bought
the residence of Alex. Caldwell which
he will soon make his home.
j. A. Cozine went down to Iowa
City yesterday to visit his old home
and brother and sister with other
relatives who are still there.
Pres. G. w. Hoover and Sec. S.
G. Curtis we're down at Atlantic on
Tuesday to attend meeting of the Off
icials of the trotting circuit.
"A box social and program will be
given at school house No. 8 Cameron
township on Friday evening. January
20. All are cordially invited.
j. r. Lewis, who. has been living
at Tulsa, Oklahoma, writes that he is
moving to Alvin, Texas, to which
place he orders the Republican.
Doctor W. J. Charters, Extracting
Specialist, located over First National
Bank at Extra, does frst-class work
Write or call and see him. lift
Mrs. Agnes Cole is visiting her
daughter at Panama, Iowa, and from
there will &C to Fairmont, South Da-
kota, to spend some time with another
daughter.
Henry Sherman, the son of John
Sherman, who; has had a siege of ty-
phoid fever Is able to be up again
which is very pleasing to himself and
his friends.
H. B. Wilson was able to come
down to the blacksmith shop of his son
Frank Wilson, on Monday and was
feeling much pleased to get out again
after his long illness.
DIR. jackson and wife went down
to Extra, Monday, for few days with
the Lancelot and Gene Wilson fami-
lies when they will 60 to Texas If the
doctor is able for such long journey
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Herbert of
Canada are here on visit with his
of town. They have also visited with
with his people and with her parents,
Presiding Elder Stevenson and wife,
of Atlantic.
Frank A. White, who has lived al
Ell Reno, Oklahoma, during the past
eight years has sold his farm and
bought store at Wichita, Kansas,
to which place he orders his copy OF
The Republican sent. His many friends
here will wish him much success in his
new enterprise.
Some four weeks ago Ed L. Finch
bou yht the "Uucle Jimmie Bell" farm
of 24O acres four miles southeast o.
Audubon at $76 an acre. Ten days
later he sold it to s. g. Weaver o.
| Extra. at 800 an acre making and ad
vance of GA an acre. That make!
profit enough for q whole years bust
ness.
The Charles City Press says that
in the retirement of Senator Forake
the senate loses one of its most abb,
and patriotic members-one who owet
his elevation to his own merits ant
was in no sense q mere ornament
HE has always been fair open fight
err, q brilliant orator and Statesman
of extraordinary force and courage,
adds the Press.
Last week was moving week. Mr.
H. A. Christensen. the clothing mer
chant, moved to the pretty cottage
home he purchased OF Mrs. Agne
Cole, on East Hill; Deputy Sheriff
Northup to his residence, on Nortl
Hill: the Sheriff-Elect Walk Cree
moved In and now occupies the Twin!
rooms In the county Jail.
| The Audubon schools are having