Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-10-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Mrs Emil Bilharz went down to
Atlantic Tuesday
John Sherman and wife went out to
Omaha Tuesday.
Charles Watts has returned to the
University of Chicago.
"A fine cement walk has been made
alongside the Russell Block
Charles Tunman went to Avoca last
week, returning Saturday.
George H. Buck and John Ward
went to Omaha, Monday night.
w. P. McLeran went to Omaha on
Tuesday to bring his mother home.
s.. r. Thatcher of Adair county is
visiting at the home of H. H. Buck.
"A. F. Drake will call on you for
Insurance. See him! 39tf
j. E. Potter and his mother have
gone to Omaha and Missouri on visit.
Robert Wiley and James Huffman
have gone down to Stuart on busipess.
/ Mrs. Childs of Greenfield has been
here visiting her daughter Mrs. H. H,
Buck.
-Nels NJ Nelson had runaway the
other morning, losing a lot of milk and
cream.
Miss Anna Ruhs, daughter of the
mail carrier, has a broken arm as the
result of fall,
Charles L. Sebern of Vinton was in
town Tuesday representing Chautau-
qua lyceum bureau.
| The district court of Audubon coun-
ty will open October IL, with Judge
Green on the bench.
Edwin Delahoyde and family were
up at Audubon, from Extra, to visit at
E. s. Van Gorder's Friday.
Harry Willard, who had been clerk
ing for The Big Store, left Sunday for
his home at Centralia, Illinois.
The Junior Endeavorers of the Pres
byterian church had q nice entertain
ment at the church Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Kraus and Miss King
went to Dunlap this week to attended
meeting of the Womens' Relief Corps.
J County Auditor Cousins and wife
went to Des Moines Tuesday to spend
a few days in recreation and business.
| For sale, 80 registered Shropshire
Rams of good weight and quality
37tf VIM. l.. CLARK. Hamlin, Iowa.
The Misses Rose and Eta Pratt had
a visit last week from their father who
is commercial traveller and lives up at
Boone
IS. M. Gardner and family are enter
tanning his two sisters, Mrs. Hooper and
Mrs. Vandusee, from Minneapolis, up in
Minnesota.
Home Missionary meeting at the M.
E. church next Sunday morning the adj
dress to be given by Mrs. Hilbish of
Des Moines.
Miss COwan, a skilled nurse of Des
MONIES, is at j. B. Ashby's helping to
care for that baby which has not been
doing well of late.
1 Charles Fulton, nephew of E. E.
Bailey, is expecting to come here to
work with his uncle. He has recently
returned from Oregon.
Doctor Fulton is pleased to receive
certificate of membership in the Ameri-
can Institute of Homeopathy which is
an honor wOrthily bestowed.
Charles E. Zion is working in the
court room where he has been author
lied to paint and grain the wood work
and put it in fine condition.
"A little farewell dance was given
Thursday night at the Park Hotel for
Mrs. Martha Hudler and Charles E.
Watts who were going away from Au,
dubOn.
In August last year the goods i'm
ported to this country were valued al
ninety-one million dollars. This year
J under the new tariff law at one hundred
seventeen millions.
4 Col r. N. Carper and w. o. Henry
t auctioneers, are the ones who can sell
2 your property and get best prices. Stock
: sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
r IS, Audubon. Iowa. 33tf
! --Adolph Wolf of Ardmore, in South
!: Dakota, arrived in Audubon Yesterday
morning for visit with his brother
o Charles Wolf. Mr.. Wolf is as brown as
( an Indian and much pleased with his
!, Dakota home.
I Mrs. Mabel Hilbish principal of a
: Bible School in Des Moines will be in
q Audubon next Sunday and make an adj
r dress before the WOmen's Home Mis-.
? sionary Society at the morning service
' at the M. E. church.
Fred Conrad in the play of Monte
$ Cristo will be at the Woodman Opera
I House. in Audubon, October 90 This
d is the same troupe that played The Two
e Orphans here and is first class in every
q q every way says Manager John Zion.
!. Having sold their last Mason car to
r Peter Jensen, out west, Grant Jacobs
q went to Des Moines Tuesday to get
!. another. Mrs. Peter Nielsen went along
n and yesterday Mr.. Jacobs returned with
a new car bringing Mrs. Nielsen and his
1 wife for a ride over the country.
J On Friday night The Eastern Stars
: to the number of forty. seven went out
d to Ed Johnson's fine country home for q
e good time and we are assured they had
= It in good measure. After eating stacks
e of good things and having hilarious
L social time they came home by the light
= of the moon and the twiukling Stars. =
!. r. j. Gilchrist and his daughter
Q Mrs. w. A. Hudler took the train Tues
). day morning for Hays, South Dakota, tC
Join her husband and his parents in their
new home. After visit there Mr.. Gil
christ will 60 round about little to in
spect the country before returning, and
q to register for q claim at the next rattle
h to be pulled of by the government.