Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-10-14
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Monte Cristo, October 20 i

g. W. Hoover went to Omaha Fri
day.
"A. H, Roberts has put in a line of
Pianos
George Guernsey was up from Extra
Tuesday
IF you need Piano see Roberts be-
fore buying
Excursion to Rio Grande Valley
next Tuesday.
Peter Schwab of Greeley was up on
business Friday.
See the great prison scene in play
of Monte Cristo.
Don't forget the excursion to Texas
the 10Th of October
"A. F. Drake will call on you for
Insurance. See himl 39tf
j H. Norton went down to Knox
vile last of the week,
&C. l.. Christensen accompanied his
mother to Nystad, Neb.
Excursion next Tuesday to the Rio
Grande Valley in Texas
Lou Caldwell and wife spent several
days at Omaha last week.
John Reinemund has returned from
his annual visit to Canada.
Miss Clara OelSe and her mother
returned Friday from Omaha.
"A sister of August Burr who lives
in Adair visited with him over Sunday.
, Mrs. L. b. Jennings and little girls
visited the Heath family at Extra Friday
Mrs. Rippey went down to Nicola
last week to remain few days with her
husband.
Mrs. w. o. Henry is visiting her
people the j. G. Coleman family down
at Menlo.
Strongest play of the season at the
Woodman Opera House in Audubon on
October20
Mrs. Chas. Bagley and Mrs. o. p
Coon returned from visit at Omaha
last Saturday.
"A H. Roberts went to Omaha Mon
day night to buy big assortment of
nolludy SOouS.
The mother and sister of Mrs. J.
d. Henry of Anita have been here maxi
ing her visit.
Miss McMartin of Oakland visited
here over Sunday with her friend Mrs.
j. r. Creveling.
-Mesdames Jens O. Christensen and
O, r.. Harris went to Atlantic and Wal
nut last Friday.
e. J. Freeman, wife and daughter
are expected home from Los Angeles
last of the week.
H. w. Nicklson has returned to
the home of his daughter, Mrs. j. r.
Best, of this city.
WIN. Layland and wife returned
last week from visit among friends in
the Buckeye state.
Father Mcdonald got home Satur-
day from trip to Kansas City and Elk
celsior Springs, Mo.
-Mendenhall and Kellogg are going
Tuesday sure. Better go along and see
the flowers bloom.
d. D. Sampson of Viola reached
home Saturday from trip down to
Oklahoma and Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Kuhn and their
daughter, Mrs. Viewer, returned Satur-
day from Des Moines.
WIN. McLeran went to Atlantic
Friday to meet his wife on her return
from visit in Nebraska.
Godfrey Schradeer and son Herman
were called down to Casey to attend the
funeral of Gus Schrader's wife.
DIR. Fulton goes to Atlantic quite
to give medical treatment to
his mother who is in feeble health.
The young ladies of the Presbyter-
ian church held a social Friday evening
and entertained company of 1876 people
Wilson Burnside went to Grinnell
Burnside who has been visiting there.
"A. G.. Kraft of Dallas, s. d., is here
for q week to attend to business. Mrs.
Kraft remained there to hold down the
claim.
-Jens p. Jensen of Douglas has pur-
CDlS6u ~ HIlt bulOS-cCioCy uOttI u year
old of the G. A. Rasmussen herd over at
Harlan.
Mrs. Adam Killinger went down to
Menlo Tuesday to have good visit with
the w. F. Earhart and j. III. McIntire
families.
Mrs. John Cameron went down to
Dexter Saturday to visit her nieces Mrs.
Chef Houck and another one of the Har-
denbrook girls.
Harry Guernsey who has been out
west for good while past has returned
and on Tuesday was visiting his mother
Mrs. E. A. Bates.
Mrs. DIR, J. E. Clark of Milestone,
Canada, is expected here Friday evening
to visit over Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Z. f. Bilharz.
The Veritas Blue Lodge of Masons
in Audubon are anticipating pleasant
visit from the lodge at Manning on Fri
day evening of next week whey they
will do third degree work and have a
banquet.
Mrs. w. w. Smith and mother Mrs
Bryant arrived Sunday noon from New
Mexico. They brought box of luscious
peaches and finely favored apples to
sweeten up Mr.. Smith after being alone
for so long time.
Cornelius Gates and wife left on
Monday for Stroud. Oklahoma, to visit
their son George Gates and his family
for several weeks. They were accompa-
MED by Mrs. Passmore of Guthrie Cen
ter who goes to enjoy the visit with them,
Mrs. George Gates being her daughter.
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