Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-02
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AT 5 Per Cent. Complete set Of
Abstract OF Title to all Lands
in Audubon County.
CHAS. BA0LEY.
Or. John X. Donaldson. Dentist.
Office over Scars Harness Shop, Au-
dubon, Iowa. Tel. AL.


first of the week
Charles Jones and wife are in Des
Moines this week.
Fannie Brainard was at Extra ON
Wednesday night.
-Gollmar Brothers parade will be n
big thing September ..
The first show at The Gem Theatre
now starts ut i:45 Instead of S:l5,
Miss Nellie Reynolds has returned
from the hospital much improved.
e. r. Hensell was down at Villisca
last week TO visit his sick mother.
John Jensen and Jens jacobsen left
first of the week for the state fair.
Fine dry onions for sale
34tf. l.. Hudler.
Mrs. G. A. Rurvis of Atlantic was
up to visit her grandson Riley Elwell
&C. Il. Scott, a brother of Mrs. Humis-
ton, visited with her here over Sunday.
Mrs. John CoZine returned Saturday
from visit of two weeks ut Iowa City.
Circus day is always filed with
special interest for all classes of people
"A grand, gold glittering and colossal
free street pageant by Gollmar Brothers
at 10 O'Clock.
William Neff and August Johnson
went to Chicago Monday night with
two cars of stock
j. b. Morrissey came up from Shen.
andoah first of the week to visit his
mothers family.
In the absence of Mr.. Harmon for a
day ut the state fair John Horning at,
tended the store,
The rooms over the library have
been nicely decorated and are occu-
pied by John Weighton and family.
Don Preston and wife returned
Monday from fortnight's visit among
relatives in the eastern part of the state.
Web Firebaugh and wife reached
Audubon Is minutes too late for the
morning train Tuesday, but went to the
fair at II o'clock.
Mrs. A. c. Harmon and son went to
Des Moines Tuesday noon and Mr.. Har-
mon followed Wednesday morning, re-
turning last night.
William Layland and wife have
made arrangements for visit to his old
home mt Millersburgh, Ohio, and will
probably go this week
Miss Daisy Danielson, q sister of
Mrs. w. g. Elliott, came here last week
for visit, stopping few days at Ores
ton, where they formerly lived.
Henry Minersman returned Tues
day morning from South Dakota, where
he visited his son Charles. He reports
good crops and says their corn beats
ours.
Mrs. f. S. Watts, president of the
Mothers Congress of Iowa, was expect
ed TO make an address ut the state fair
on Tuesday, but found herself not well
enough to attend.
Mrs Haddon and her daughter Grace
Haddon, from Sioux City, passed a part
Of this week with their friends George
Il. Spencer and family, down the valley
near Hamlin Station.
While i'm Council Bluffs last week
Miss Mary Davis and Miss Gene Culver
were admitted to the hospital to see
Miss Purdy, whose condition permitted
no response to their greeting.
Mrs. Ira johnson and Miss Gertie
Minersman left Tuesday morning for
Washington Springs, s. d., the former
to visit her uncle, Grant Knox, and the
latter her brother, Chas. Minersman.
Among the state fair visitors we saw
Martin and Fred Christoiferson, Walter
Jensen, Conrad Nielsen, G. Christensen,
MATHS Smith, Hans johnson, p. j. Kris
Jensen, r. Phililipsen and wide, Rasmus
Hansen, of Poplar, Peter Hansen, Jr
Jesse A. Humiston went to Clinton
Saturday morning to make arrange
ments for the funeral Of his father Sun
day afternoon He was u gentleman 10
years Of age and died ont in Colorado,
the remains being shipped to Clinton
for burial beside his wife.
Henry jacobson has returned from
Omaha, where he took a special exam
ination in translating the German and
Scandinavian languages into English.
He may receive an appointment under
the government to do that kind of work
in the patent Office at Washington.
H. L. Hawk, the new clerk in The
Big Store, expects to be able to quit
bachelordom today as his wife is to ar
rive from Oakland Mr.. Hawk has rent
ed the Wolff house, near the school, and
will be moved in and settled down in a
few days. Mr. Hawk and wife are very
estimable people and deserve the best
of treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Weldy with their
two youngest children went down to
Iowa City Friday to visit his mother,
who is growing old and feeble. She had
never seen these children, and feeling
unable to come here they took them
down for visit to grandmother. On
their return they will stop for day or
two at the state fair at Des Moines.
On Thursday evening of last week
Messrs j. NJ. Renftle, Walter Brainard,
Robert Rachel, Charles Elliott, ID. L.
Freeman, w. X. Smith and the Misses
Cora Sampson, Olive and Alice Gardner,
Esther White, Daisy Danielson, Frances
Rented and Augusta Tennekeit had a
picnic supper at Preston's pond and a
moonlight ride inthe country afterwards.
Besides the two dozen or more autos
that belong here in Guthrie Center there
were four Overlands in our city last
Saturday. They hailed from Audubon
and were the property of DR.. Brooks of
that city. Dr. Brooks is the agent for
these splendid machines for Audubon
and Guthrie counties and was over here
demonstrating the machines Guthrie
! Times.
The newspapers all over the state
where Gollmar Brothers Greatest of
American shows have exhibited this sea
son speak of it in the highest terms say
ing that the circus, museum, menagerie
aud hinnndrome il the greatest cOmbina.