Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-08-05
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES
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Automobile 4ivery.

John Kerwin went to Stuart Mon
day to visit with friends.
Mrs. A. Kitson went to Atlantic on
Saturday to call on friends.
"A. Ruddy and wife went to Stuart
Friday to visit with friends.
Hans. C. Hansen and wife are at
Creston visiting with relatives,
Wren Lane has been installed as q
clerk in the Audubon postofice.
Mrs. Robert Fosnough went down
to Earlham yesterday for u visit.
-. NJ. Cole journeyed down to New,
ton Saturday to look after business.
Mrs. Gable of Chicago is here for a
visit with her sister Mrs. Dave Sloan.
Marion johnson of Sioux City was
in Audubon Monday calling on relatives.
e. l.. Finch reports fine crops in
South Dakota which he visited last week
w. b. Swaney of Carroll sold 525
gallons of gasoline to the Glidden tour
lists.
wills Staley was called to Perry last
week to attend the funeral of his sisters
little girl.
Ida Tennegkeit went to Des Moines
last of the week where she has secured
a position.
Chris Hahn has gone to Canada to
look after the harvesting of the crop on
his big ranch.
-Ruhs q Butterton are installing a
new acetylene gas plant in the house of
Arthur Farquhar.
Anna Schneider came home from
Chicago Friday to visit with home
folks for a few days.
Arthur Farquhar and family came
home Monday from their visit in the
east part of the state.
Press Keith and Wife passed Sun,
day at Atlantic with their relatives, the
ID. Z. Stranger family.
Mrs. w. l.. Clark and little girl de,
parted Saturday for Oskaloosa to pass q
short time with friends.
Miss Elva Stearns, of Kansas City
who had been here to visit relarives re-
JuIitu HOlIlc NlOludy.
Mrs. Chidester of Aurora, Nebras,
ka, is here to visit her father, William
McLeran. Sr, land family.
Prior Darland was in Omaha first
of the week and purchased a bunch OF
cattle for feeding purpose.
j. Nj, Fulton, his wife and daughter
| ESthny E,.lfnp r1apSn1 Mnnlau nirht
with relatives in Atlantic.
Ruth Kelley, daughter of Mrs. Peter
Nelson, went out to Council Bluffs last
of the week to visit friends.
-Leota Conway returned home down
to Dexter Saturday after a pleasant Wis,
it here with relatives and friends.
Miss Manful, who was here to pay
her friend Theresa Smith a visit, return
ed to her Iowa Falls home last FRIDAY,
Mrs. w. III. Smith who had been
here to visit her daughter Mrs. Hancock
returned to her home at Menlo Monday
Judge Green returned Monday from
a trip to South Dakota and Nebraska
where he had been looking at the country
Alma Oelke finished u visit here
with her parents, August Oelke and his
wife, last of the week and returned tc
Omaha.
Ida Reynolds, who is staying with
her sister Mrs. George Hoover, wa
calling on Council Bluffs friends last OF
the week.
Miss Loney, a niece of Mr.. William
Cloughly, arrived from the big Exposi
ton out at Seattle last of the week Il
visit with her relatives.
Misses Rosa Weighton and Mimi,
Parks started this morning for Storm
Lake to pass q week with the family O
Rev. ID. G. Macintosh.
Mrs. Merle Rippey and her sister
in-law, Mrs. Will Frazier, were calle(
to Carson Saturday by the illness of tn,
formers sister, Mae Frazier.
Father LOTUS, a former pastor O
the Catholic church here, has been sta
toned at Oskaloosa, taking the place o
Father Renshaw who recently died a
Davenport.
Lloyd Hays and family arrived las
Sunday to pass some time with his par
ents, A.. NJ. Hays and wife, in this cit,
and her people the Thomas Elwood fami
ly down neal Extra.
Victor Weeks, q brother of Fret
Weeks and Mrs. j. III. Jones, and
nephew of Mrs. ID. l.. Thomas, has beer
here on a visit from California bu
leaves for home this week.
Mrs. X. +. Childs returned last o
the week from Council Bluffs where sh,
had beer to meet her mother who con
tinued her journey on up to Lake Oko
boji to join her husband Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Simon Hansen yer,
pleasantly entertained a company O
their friends at a tea party on Wednes
day afternoon of last week at theil
beautiful home on the East Hill.
We had a call the other day from
Thomas Owens, who lives at Oklahom;
City. Mr.. Owens and his wife are her
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Bert McNut
and his sister, Mrs. Mary Wilde.
John Ward had a birthday com
rolling around last Thursday and tina
evening he invited a few friends to com
to his cozy home on the East Hill wher
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward served them elegan
refreshments.
-Soren Andersen, who sold his farm
in Audubon township, seems to be
hard fellow to catch. The sheriff an,
his deputy, the county attorney and Mr.
Graham have all been at Omaha blu
have not secured him.
IS. G. Curtis and his brother Rober
Curtis returned on Monday from thei
outing up at Luccock's Grove. The mel
folks thought that that kind of a lf
was just fine, but their wives say it wa
too much sugar for q cent.