Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-06-10
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

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Alex Ferguson and wife went out
to Omaha Saturday to visit friends.
W. C. Elliott left Monday morn
ing for q business trip to Nebraska.
Mrs. Jefferson Lewis went down to
Brayton Friday to visit her children.
William Owen and wife went down
to Anita Saturday TO call On friends.
Ella Hurd went out to Omaha last
Sunday topass q few days with friends
Miss Marie Dutler went to Extra
Friday evening to visit her aunt Mrs.
Engle.
Mrs. Purviance of Guthrie Center
has been here to visit her sister Mrs.
J. w. Henry.
The Gem theatre and Roth barber
shop have been touched up with . coat
OF white paint.
john Freeman and wife returned
Saturday from Q visit with friends In
the southland.
g. w. Laiar, postmaster up at
Manning passed through Audubon
south on Monday.
Mrs. Dallinger of Atlantic came
up Friday to visit her friend Mrs.
Sherman Wright.
-Bodo Oelke was down from Car
roll Sunday to visit his father, August
Oelke, and family.
Mrs. Edible ]. Hansen was up from
Extra on Friday to visit ner daughter
Mrs. Howard Kittell.
e. J. Freeman was so i'll part of
last week that he had to seek his couch
for two or three days.
Mrs. Sylvester AIRY started for Des
Moines Monday noon to visit with her
friends for . few days.
w. H. Bowman and wife of Extra
were here last week visiting with their
daughter Mrs. Charles Wilde.
III. w. Harrison and wife arrived
Saturday from Creston to visit her
daughter Mrs. Hans G. Hansen.
Roy Mccain went to Dexter Fri
day to spend q week or two with his
family at the home of her people.
Mrs. Wood Kline and Mrs. Evert
Smith of Extra werein town Saturday
calling on the Arch Higgins family.
Bessie Rippey came home from
Winterset Saturday where she had
been trimming in q millinery store.
-Emmaline Spencer OF neat Hamlin
Station passed q few days in Audubon
last week with her friend Drusa Davis
II N. Darland was here from bis
Guthrie county home last week on a
VISIT his daughter Mrs. j. r. Chand-
Ter.
Mrs. Ellen Mcclure left Monday
for Jefferson to spend q day with
friends on the way to her home down
at Upton.
Miles Gardner and Marion Jones
returned from their studies at State
Agricultural College In Ames last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Gerken, mother of the wife of
Rev. Miller returned from o pleasant
visit with friends up at Lake City, last
Friday.
Miss Taylor OF Wiota who had
been here on a visit to her cousin,
Miss Ethel Kuhn, departed for home
Monday noon.
Mrs. Gerken finished q visit here
with her daughter. Mrs. A. b. Miller,
and departed for home near Greenfield
Monday noon.
Frank Hays started Sunday noon
for Warrensburg, Missouri, where he
will pass the summer canvassing for q
publishing house.
George Dennis. who had been here
on q visit to his father, j. 3. Dennis,
and family returned to Nowlen. South
Dakota, Sunday.
Mrs. George Knox OF Extra and
Mrs. Sherm Knox OF Casey we're in
Audubon Friday with their mother
Mrs. E. b. Holmes.
"A queer specimen of humanity was
in Audubon last Friday selling postal
cards. The old gentleman woul scarce
ly reach to q common mans knees In
height.
Mrs. James Pound, Lena Pound,
Earl Pound and her little daughter
Ruth Pound arrived from Kingfisher,
Oklahoma. last week for . visit with
former neighbors.
Doctor Childs accompanied Will
Miller, the son of Coonrod Miller, out
to the hospital In Council Bluffs last
Sunday where the young man went to
have an operation performed.
-Zig-zag lightning danced into the
Audubon electric light plant q day
last week and damaged itso badly that
Mr.. Freeman had to send to Omaha
for experts to come and make repairs.
Judge Green and daughter Mar
garet Green cantell you just how many
ties there are between Audubon and
Hamlin, - they made Q pedestrian
tour from that hamlet up home on last
Sunday afternoon.
Will r. Smith returned from the
Masonic Grand Lodge Saturday and
bringing with him q souvenir which
he prizes very highly in the shape of
an ear Of cor with Davenport. Iowa,
and the date neatly stamped thereon.
Daisy Frick journeyed down to
Des Moines Saturday and passed .
few days with her friend Mrs. J. J..
Quinby. While absent Mr.. L. Rippev
was 10 charge of the prescription de-
partment Of the Prick Drug Company
Store.
Mrs. H. G. Leach went up to Man
ming Sunday to meet her husband and
they continued the journey on to Fort
Dodge. Mrs. Leach returned Monday
morning and Mr.. Leach spent the day
at Coon Rapids preparing for another
trip to South Dakota.
Mary Davis gave the pupils of her
room Ia the Audubon school Q Jolly
bus ride and picnic last Friday. They