Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-30
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

DeS MONIES.
IF L. Wilson has gone to Marengo
on business,
Mrs f. F. Bilharz went to Indian
ola, Monday.
Geo. E. Brown was in Audubon
Tuesday hight.
Jack O'Brien left on Monday for a
visit over in Illinois.
20. r. Lane of Henry county is here
visiting his brother.
Mrs. S. Il. Hunter returned to her
home at Omaha Tuesday.
| William Owen. Sir, went to Omaha
Monday night with load of hogs
"A. f. Drake will call on you for
Insurance. See himl soft
Mrs. NJ E. Meelzins has gone out to
Forsythe, Montana, to visit relatives. Z
| Charles Van Gorder took the train
Monday evening for Pueblo, Colorado.
il t. Roberts and wife of Extra
We're up to visit Mrs. Gruber over Sun
day
| Louis Bartlett has bought 1873 acres
over east of Coon Rapids at $il0 an
| acre
Mrs. II. A. Reese and Mrs. Simpson
have gone to Hebron, Nebraska, for a
visit.
Charles Tramp went to Des Moines
Monday and will return by the way of
| Creston.
e E. Jefferson of Oakland came up
Monday to visit his daughter Mrs. Har-
ry l.. Hawk.
Thomas Murphy of Nicola came
over Monday to swap yarns with his old
Audubon chums
F.; d. Kleuver and daughter from
Williamsburg have been here on visit
with Louis Bartlett.
20. b. Train went up to Bows Sat
urday evening to attend to some bust
ness for his father.
Mrs. L. F. Bridenstine has gone
down to Menlo to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Charles f, Stemm
F. r.. Young of Atlantic was here
on Monday making arrangements to
come here in week or two.
Mrs Harvey Delahoyde of Atlantic
visited here last week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Anderson.
Rev H. Nielsen of Weston, Iowa,
has been preaching at Ebenezer church
at the meeting for young people.
Isaac Brand and wife of Illinois are
visiting down at Samel Hockenberry' s,
near Brayton, the ladies being sisters.
For sale, 80 registered Shropshire
Rams of good weight and quality.
37tf VIM. l.. CLARK. Hamlin, Iowa.
Mrs, Mary Holton who had been
visiting her brother James Jenkins al
Extra, was up to Audubon Monday on
business.
M. f. Kerwin with his wife, daugh.
ter Agnes and niece, Esther Kerwin, re-
turned Monday from Eldorado Springs,
Nebraska
"A new chimney is being built to the
Lutheran church for the use of new
furnace which will soon be placed in
the basement,
Mrs. Will Cornell, of Winterset, a
niece of II. w. Wilson, was here on a
visit with his family for several days,
returning Monday.
George Ellis has returned to his
claim at Roseland, South Dakota, leav-
ing Mrs. Ellis with her daughter over
in Guthrie county.
Sam Ulricd came up Sunday from
Brayton to spend the day with friends.
He is in charge of the Green Bay Lum-
Der yard down there.
Rev L. N. Day of Des Moines was
in Audubon Sunday to conduct quarter
ly meeting at the Evangelical church
for Presiding Elder Yaggy.
Mrs. Lieb and her daughter Mrs.
Lee went to Rochester Saturday night
to assist in caring for Mrs. Sunberg who
had to undergo a second operation.
| Rev. A. b. Miller has been down at
Griswold to assist in disbandinga Pres
byterian congregation so that union
OF several churches may be effected.
| A +. Drake will always be in his
office in Audubon on Saturdays, next
door to Reinemund store unless called
out to adjust losses. 3Otf
Special meetings have been held the
last week for the young people out al
Ebenezer Lutheran church, several min
listers from abroad being in attend
ance.
John c. Jensen and the Rev. III. l.
Jensen, of Bethania Lutheran church
made us q pleasant call on Friday of last
week Mr., Jensen has recently takeI
charge of that church.
The people of Marengo cordially in.
viteal of the former residents of Maren
go to join them in the celebration of the
semi-centennial of the founding of the
town, October IA to IL,
For Insurance in Hawkeye or Com
mercial Companies see
pbonos Office, 491.
noiio' ! Residence, 207.
39tf A. f. DRAKE.
MIR. Lamb and wife from Houston
Texas, with their two little girls hav,
been making long visit with her faith
er, A. K Heuss, at Ross. They left fol
their southern home Monday evening
e. NJ. johnson and Grant Jacobs
were down at Hamlin Monday repairing
the engine at the elevator, and thei
wives went down on the evening trair
to enjoy ride home in the automobile
George McKibben and wife of Han
cock, Maryland, were here last week I,
visit her brother Joseph Graves. They
went from here to Fort Mead, Soutf
Dakota to visit son who is veterinar,
surgeon in the army.
James Law and wife have gone t.
North Dakota where she will visit with
! her son while Mr.. Law attends to bust