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

Miss Margaret Nelson wentout to
Nicola, Monday.
Ed Finch returned last of the week
from Lake City.
Miss Theo vedder is visiting with
friends at Menlo.
Miss Matte Elwood returned from
Omaha, Saturday.
-E. S. Van Gorder has returned
from his visit to Chicago.
Miss Matte Fulton returned to her
home in Atlantic, Saturday,
George r. Spencer, OF Hamlin,
was in town Friday on business.
John G. Davis and wife have re.
turned from Blytheville, Missouri.
Mrs. L. b. Holmes went to Extra,
Monday, to visit her sons family,
"A. w. Bradley came into town on
Friday and sold team of horses.
-Vern Culver had time with the
lumbago last week but came out ahead
Harry Searls was given the third
degree in Masonry last Friday night,
Word from Iowa City says that
Mrs. j. A. Long is quite seriously Ill.
Rem Phelps sold his household
goods Saturday and moves to Omaha
Fred Tennegkeit left Tuesday for
Chicasha, Oklahoma, for months
visit.
Mrs. Chris Thompson and two lit
tie girls went down to Brayton, Sat
urday.
The wife and children of w. o.
Henry came over from Guthrie Center
Monday. l.
Miss Sentemy, of Bayard, has
been visiting here with Miss Cora
Layland.
Claude Brown, of Chicago, has
been here visiting his sister Mrs. j.
M. Graham.
Howard Kittell has moved into
the house recently purchased of Chris
Thompson.
"A. M. Currier has moved into tie
house bought Of Chester Brooks, on
Church street,
j. r. Best. the tailor, has been en-
Pertaining an old friend from Walnut
| the past week.
j. M. Morrissey and his little girl
of Shenandoah came up Saturday to
visit his mother.
james Keightly has bought the
house occupied by Rem Phelps, south
of the school house.
Mr.. Fl. Smith, of Bayard, for
| mer resident of this county is over this
week among his friends.
"A good time is promised all who
attend the Boys club social in the
Howald block tomorrow evening,
Mrs. L. j. Oldaker, of Extra, was
| up to Audubon, Friday, to spend the
day with her friend Miss Cora Lay
land.
w. S. Roberts took the Drury
dray Monday morning while Frank is
making ready to leave for South
Dakota.
Lou Caldwell has taken possession
of the chop house bought of b. F.
Carper and will cater to the public
appetite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford, OF Earl
ham, have been here on visit with
their brother-in-law, L. j. Rippey,
and his family.
Charles Wilson, OF Greeley, and
| daughters, Dollie and Goldie, have
gone up to Charter Oak to visit anoth-
er daughter, Mrs. Charles Eckert.
Doctor Charles f. Smith, who
made trip to Saint Paul last of the
week, reports plenty of snow and splen-
did sleighing in Minnesota.
The members OF the Sewing Club
gave Mrs. Charles e. Zion pleasant
time Thursday evening by calling to-
gether at her home for a social hour.
Ed Carter has gone to Guthrie
Center and Des Moines. At the latter
place he will meet his cousin, Otis
Boehme, who is clerking in drug
store.
Lake and Howard Ulrich went
down to Brayton, Saturday, to visit
their father who is now in charge of
the Green Bay lumber yard at that
! place.
| The ladies at the Park Hotel gave
a dancing party on Friday evening in
honor of Miss Mabel McKarahan who
leaves this week with her parents for
Grinnell.
| Mrs. John Carlton, of Wahoo,
| Nebraska, and Mrs. Lou Harkens, of
Menlo, are here this week on visit
this week with Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
Carlton.
/ Fred Vermilya writes from Trini-
dad, Colorado, that it Is so dry and
rocky out there they cannot raise any
thing, not even trouble, without "Irri-
eating"
Christina Jensen, who has been
confined in the Audubon Jail this win
ter, has been down with diphtheria,
which caused a quarantine of that
building.
| "A heavy gray wooden shawl was
found about a mile southwest from
Audubon on the ridge road. Call for
it at Wilken's meat market, prove
property and pay for this notice.
The editor had a pleasant visit
with Doctor w. M. Evans, OF Cedar
Rapids, who preached at the Presby
terrain church last Sunday. Doctor
Evans is graduate OF the Wooster
University, at our old home down in
Ohio.
John Petersen, who has been in
school at Omaha forsix months, came
home for week with his parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. John Petersen, OF Lincoln,
Monday he left to take a position as
operator on the Union Pacific, out in
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