Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-30
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Honolulu to spend the winter
The work train on the Rock Island
was up at Audubon Tuesday
Frazier store has put in some fine
new furniture for the display of goods
Judge Green went to Atlantic Tues
day to hold a term of court for day or
two.
Mrs. Kissick, mother of Mrs. 4. T..
Bailey, returned to Redfeld. Ia, yes
terday.
Peter n. Jorgensen of Ross came
down Tuesday to meet his wife and
children returning from visit ut Bray
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. |. p Hansen returned
Tuesday for visit down at Stuart and
Creston.
John Coleman of Montieth was over
at Audubon to visit his niece, Mrs. w.
o. Henry.
&C. w. Leonard is limping around
because ofan injury to his knee received
while working for the Audubon Produce
Company
Richard Wright of Illinois came
yesterday to- visit his uncle, John Twist,
and family.
MIR Roberts handles the celebrated
Kreiter Piano.
Mrs. Wilson Burnside went down
to Grinnell Tuesday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wadsworth.
Mrs. Mary Wilde has improved her
residence property by enclosing it with
q beautiful iron fence,
Mrs Fred Tessman and Miss Eva
Schrader, daughters of VIM. Schrader,
left yesterday for visit in Poweshiek
County.
Frank A. Niklason, County Attor-
ney MantZ and other parties went to
Guthrie Center fair yesterday in the
Niklason auto.
F. ID. Searls was limping about the
street Tuesday because of rheumatism
in one of his legs He took the noon
train for Omaha.
Mrs. Wesley Switzer left yesterday
in company with her brother, Gene
Story, for a visit with folks down at
Jacksonville, Mo.
Mrs. Geo. Dye went to Extra yes
terday to attend the wedding of Andrew
Jensen and Miss Nettie Hockenbury
which occurred last evening.
Fred Vermilya expects to go to
Trinidad, Colorado next week to enjoy
the hunting of deer. We are pleased
to hear his daughter is improving.
Hon. Chas. E. Breneman left Tues
day evening for his home at Shoshoni,
Wyoming, after enjoying weeks re-
creation here among his many friends.
Billy Sunday is now enjoying him
self in big temperance crusade against
the saloons of Chicago. Billy likes to
fight the devil anywhere he finds him.
On Saturday an excursion will be
run to Ames over the Northwestern.
The train will leave Audubon ut $50
and reach Ames at $3.50 making the trip
in four hours. The train will leave
there at 6:35 and probably get home
about midnight.
Frank Herndon and W. +. Hoyt re-
turned Tuesday from Council Bluffs
where they served on the federal jury.
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number of the Mikes" swindled by the
Maybry gang who have been indicted
by the grand jury.
Mrs. F. Grumstrup, who was attack
ed by severe pain in the side was re-
lieved the other day by the surgeon who
made an incission and removed needle
Although she has no recollection of the
time 1t seems evident that she must have
swallowed the needle
On Monday evening Mrs. Laura
Garst of Des Moines gave a very fine
lecture at the Christian church upon
missionary work in the new east rs they
now prefer to call it. She was with her
husband in Japan for many years where
he gave his life to the good work.
e S. Van Gorder enjoyed q visit
last week from w. H. Rhodes of the
City National Bank of Omaha These
gentlemen had been college chums and
room mates for several years at Grinnell
and of course had good time thresh-
ing over their college days together