Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-03-04


Potatoes, 80 cents a bushel. See
Webster.
II. ]. Mantz was down to Braytor
on Monday.
Miss Gretchen Nash went down to
Atlantic, Monday evening.
Jens Christensen has dropped his
work as carrier on Route No. Z.
Attorney Charles S. White went
to Council Bluffs, Monday night.
Charles Hansen OF Lorah came up
Monday evening for u visit with his
friends.
Dan Kerwin is around with one
arm done up in sling caused by poi
son of the hand.
Elmer Bailey arrived Monday
from Denver where he and Mrs. Bailey
spent the winter.
Harvey Hight has moved into town
and occupies the residence he bought
of Charles +. Wilde.
John r. White is moving lust a
mile north of Ross instead of going
over east as he expected
Mrs. II. o. Craney has returned
home after a visit Of six weeks with her
sister down at Atlantic.
Thomas Scott OF Gray was down
Tuesday to see the county treasurer
and incidentally called to see theeditor.
j. w. Henry and wife came over
Tuesday from Guthrie Center and are
getting settled as residents of Audubon
j. M. Graham and e. L. Finch
went down to Saint Charles, Monday
night, to close up some land deals the
first of March.
j. w. Mcclure accompanied his
son Albert to Council Bluffs, on Tues
day, where he will enter the hospital
for an operation.
Clint Stemm was appointed tenn
porarily to take Route No. , la place
of Hub White resigned, and made his
first trip Monday,
Mrs. G. A. Kraft took the train
Tuesday evening for Colorado where
she will visit her son in Greeley and
sister at Trinidad.
H. N. Schmidt OF Douglas graced
our sanctun Tuesday, getting The
Republican for thecoming year to keep
him posted on the local news.
Mrs. j. G.. Johnson has gone to
Morris, Illinois, because OF the serious
illness of q sister. Mrs. Il. II. Johnson
accompanied her as far as Atlantic.
James Blake and his family have
moved to town and occupy their fine
residence In the south part OF town
bought of Mrs. Tharnish year ago.
Charles Johnson Junior loaded
Tuesday for Stuart to which place he
Is moving. We commend him and his
family to the good people down there
as worthy of their friendship.
j. M. McKarahan, with his wife
and daughter Mabel, left on Tuesday
evening for their new home at Grin
nell. A number of friends were at the
station to say farewell and wish them
good luck,
Miss Emma Culver has gone to
Enid, Oklahoma, where she will visit
Mrs. Lawrence, formerly Miss Ken
nedy. From there she will go TO El
Reno for visit with other friends.
The Walter Savidge Company
which played here the week OF Febru-
airy 10, went toes up at Atlantic, and
The News says the pity IL was that
they didn't disband before they struck
that town. ...
Hub White received his release on
Sunday from Route No. 2, and Mon
day commenced work on his dray line
recently purchased of Lou Caldwell.
He will do his own work and attend
strictly to business.
Mrs. LATE Simpson arrived home
Yesterday accompanied by her father,
Mr.. Conrardy of Extra, and her sister
Lucille who Is skilled nurse. Mrs.
Simpson we are informed Is getting
on remarkably well toward recovery
Lou Hansen was in town Tuesday
for load OF furniture and fixtures for
housekeeping which comes as result
of his marriage last week to Miss
Forsbeck. He is moving to the farm
of FL. A. Christensen which he has
rented.
The box supper given ont at No. s
In Douglas township on Friday even
ing was very successful in both social
and financial way. The receipts we're
along about $15 TO $40 making enough
to buya good second hand organ for
the use Of the school.
Mrs. Louise Walsh of New York
City arrived in Audubon on Tuesday
evening to visit her sister, Miss Carrie
Taggart. She comes at this time be-
cause of the continued illness of her
sister hoping that her presence may
cheer and comfort and help her back
toward full recovery.
John Sherman and wife went up
to Sac City on Saturday to visit her
brother, Mr.. Charles Phillips, who
used to live in this county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman returned Monday leav-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips loading
their car for Los Angeles TO which
place they are moving with the hope
that impaired health may be improved
Mr.. j. G. Wolf, who is commonly
known here as "Greg," came down
from Mason City a few days ago on
account of the serious illness OF his
father who passed away Monday night.
1t will be news to many of his friends
to hear that he was accompanied here
by Mrs. Wolf whose maiden name was
Miss Edith Ellingsen and to whom he
was married lust few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall OF An.
dover, South Dakota, arrived in Au.
dubon. Monday evening, and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Cowles
They formerly lived in this county bu,
have been out in Dakota for eight OF
nine years where he owns nine hundred
acres of good land from which he had
1900 bushels OF grain last year. They