Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-05-27

June l4th will be observed as flag
day.
Fl. L. Wheeler was in town Tues
day.
w. L. Cloughly wentto Des Moines
yesterday.
Miles Kness is away on trip to
Council Bluffs.
Attorney Rasmussen was up from
Extra Tuesday.
Clyde Wilde went to Des Moines
Monday evening.
~ Ed. f. Bilharz and wife left for
Chicago last Sunday.
Those wishing lots in the Cemetery
cared for telephone l34 Red.
Russell Il Shelly was la town yes.
terday from his home near Stuart.
The train from Atlantic to Kim
ballton leaves at 2:20 instead OF 1870.
Christian Heuss OF Cameron look
ed into this Office on business yester-
day.
L. M. Estes left last evening for
Sioux Falls and other places In South
Dakota.
John Weighton and family left on
Tuesday evening for trip to Toron-
to, Canada.
LATE Simpson and wife returned
Monday from u good visit with rela-
tives at Extra.
Mrs. Andrews, q sister OF James
Law, came from Omaha yesterday to
make him visit.
Mrs. 0. Il. Cashatt and children,
OF Dedham, visited this week with the
j. G. jerks family In Viola.
j. f. WEIGH, the former mail clerk
from Atlantic to Audubon, is now run
ming between Chicago and Omaha.
Sheriff Crees and wife were over
near Bayard last Sunday visiting his
brother Charles Crees and family.
--Messrs. Blivin and Fuller, who
run the moving picture show, passed
Sunday at their home in Manila.
Miss Frances Renftle returned on
ed the class play OF the High School.
j. W. Mallett and wife, OF Guth.
rie Center, we're over yesterday TO at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Chamberlain.
"A card from f. S. Watts dated at
Los Angeles, California, May %, Gays
they are all we'll and having fine
time.
e. F. Johnson and his daughter
Edna left Tuesday for Morris, Illinois,
to attend the funeral OF his mothers
sister.
Frank Tharnish was at Extra last
Sunday calling upon his uncle, Peter
Tharnish, whom he found still ia very
poor health.
Rev. G. j. Harmed OF Indianola
has been In town this week soliciting
for the American Home Finding Assoc
citation at Ottumwa.
"A. Fl. Roberts was able to come
down to the store last OF the week
where he received cordial greetings
from many friends.
Miss Maude Earhart who has been
teaching at Delta stopped over here
on her way to her home at Hopkinton
to visit her aunt Mrs. Oliver.
Miss Lilly who has been success
full teacher In our High School has re-
signed but has not fully determined
where she will teach next year.
John M. Renitle went up to Car.
roll last evening TO attend the com.
mencement exercises where his niece,
Miss JOY Pfiester, was graduated.
Ralph Zaner OF Emmett county
with his father came down Monday
and visited for time with Mr. A. A.
Zaner while on their way TO Extra.
The old soldiers are requested to
meet In front OF the postotfice at 1920
next Sunday morning to march to the
Christian church to hear the Memorial
Sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morey re-
turned yesterday from Rochester where
he went for treatment and n surgical
operation, but he came home without
the latter.
When returning from a trip to
South Dakota last week we met Geo.
T.. Brown OF Sac City on the train be-
yond Sioux City ard rode with him
for half an hour. Mr. Brown was re-
turning home from an absence OF three
weeks on business connected with the
lightning rod company for which he
Is acting as superintendent OF agents
IA 10 no uf rood announce