Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22
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valley Colorado.
w. j. CLARK and wife went over TO
Walnut last evening TO visit relatives,
Justin Quinhy has gone to Winni-
peg, Canada, to look oyer the insur-
ance field.
Fred Vermilya started on Tuesday
evening for Trinidad, Colorado, to
join his family.
-George Guernsey came up from
Extra Tuesday to visit with his mother
Mrs. A. +. Bates.
-E. 8. Van Gorder and his family
started yesterday intheir auto for Des
Moines to visit relatives.
g. L. Riley of Summit, s. D., who
vas In town last OF the week, reports
the crops very fine in that state.
Ethel Simpson was up from her
south Extra township home tuesday
to visit her brother Late Simpson.
Clyde Wilde and wife went down
to Des Moines yesterday where they
expect TO make their home this season
Clara Renshaw OF Webber, Kan
sas, who had been visiting the Mart
Olsen family returned home yesterday
Mrs. Hal Keevan came up from
Atlantic last evening to visit with or
relatives, the Joe Kevan and ID. KEEL
sey families.
The party having taken the go
cart from Albertsen Il C~hristensen's
store, please return ut once and save
trouble. Mrs. FL. +. White. POI
The father and mother OF Mrs. A.
A. Mitchell arrived from North Bend,
Nebraska, last evening to pay her and
Rev. Mitchell q visit.
Marjorie MacVicar, daughter OF
John MacVicar. came out from her
Des Moines home last Sunday for q
good visit with her relatives at the J..
A. Nash home.
The Woodbine Twiner saws that
Charlie Dennis has severed his connec-
ton with the Northwestern at that
place, where he has been employed for
several years.
-Mrs. John Rutherfor who had been
up this way visiting relatives went to
Brayton Friday to call on friends,
From there she will go to her home
In Des Moines:
Grant Jacobs, whose wife has
been poorly for some time, took her
to Des Moines Saturday to remain
with her people for awhile, hoping she
may improve In health.
Dan Stetzell, OF Douglas, arrived
from Clarinda Saturday evening and
was accompanied by his wife who had
been In the hospital there for several
weeks receiving treatment.
"A letter from the Fullerton boys
In South Dakota says that they have
40 acres each of wheat, oats and fax,
40 of speltz and SIS Of corn and the
prospect Ia good for q fine crop.
For expert piano tuning and re-
pairing, call on Geo. +. Boelter, Man
ning,lla. Factory experience. Salts
factian guaranteed, Leave orders ut
Ruhs & Butterton's store. 29t
John Zion informs us that that
excellent theatrical troupe, the Chase
Lester Company, will play fair dates
In the Audubon Opera House this year,
which will be September II, %, %, "A.
j. B. Ashby, John Ward and John
Weighton made O trip In Ashby's
automobile over : Kimballton Sun.
day. Coming home they had quite q
little trouble caused by the heavy rain,
Wick Wicks, Q one time resident oil
this county, arrived Friday evening
from Pomona, California, for u good
visit with his brother Fred Wicks and
his sister Mrs. Hamp Jones, over east
from Hamlin.
e. L. Finch remarked SATURDAY.
that he had sold all his farms In Iowa
except q 80 and thought he would
90 to South Dakota where he car
operate with less money and make jusI
as good profits.
Mrs. Ben Carr, who had been here
for q few weeks with her sister Mrs.
A. G. Harmon, started on the home
ward way to Hinton, Oklahoma, Fri.
day. Mrs. Harmon went as far as
Atlantic with her.
-Mesdames Ed Freeman OF Scot
land, South Dakota, and Bruce Brunt-
lett from Washington Springs, In the
same state, arrived yesterday to visit
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. b.
| Wilson and family.
-Nels Nelson, the dairynan, had q
runaway Sunday morning that broke
the wagon all to pieces, smashed the
bottles and scattered the milk and
cream about the streets. The team
scared at al automobile.
John Roth, the barber, has re-
turned from Omaha to Audubon to re-
| side. He has been trying to find q
| house but reports every place as being
occupied. For q time he will work In
the shop of Roth & Settlemire.
u. w. Landrum ofUrich, Missouri,
arrived In Audubon Saturday morn
ing for Q visit with his relatives, Rob-
ert Wiley and the Nat McFadden fami-
ly. Mr.. Landrum has been spending
some time on his farm At Urich MAX
Ing needed improvements. He expects
to remain here some Two orthree weeks
Thomas Elwood was In town from
his Extra home Monday and informed
US that his relative Lloyd Hays had
quit his printing job in Omaha and
after visiting relatives until about the
4th of August he would arrive In
Audubon and then he and his father,
A. NJ. Hays, would 60 to Canada and
secure Q farm.
Through q letter received from
Jack McCort early In the week we
learn that he has secured q good posi-
tion In one Of the largest meal markets
In Des Moines at . good salary. Jack
Is lamenting the fact that we mention
ed his numerous elderly spinster
friends, - he left each OF the hall
score he babe adieu to with the i'm
preston that she wss the only onliesi