Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-05-27
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

-R. B. White passed Sunday will
friends up at Manning.
C. w. Hoover went out to Omahs
Friday on business mission.
Charles Talbot came home Friday
from trip down to Marengo.
Mrs. Walter Hoyt returned Satur,
day morning from visit with friends
abroad.
Rev. Sam Shoup arrived Frida,
to visit his parents, Mr.. Samuel ShouI
and wife.
John Musson was an outgoing
passenger, bound for Des Moines, on
Monday noon.
Mr.. George Evarts and wife came
home Saturday from q trip in the
northern world.
Anna Dorr of Extra passed last
Sunday with her friends at the o. b.
Train home in this city.
The daughter OF j. w. Mcclure,
who had been attending a collegeir
Des Moines, came home Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Kittell went down to
Extra Monday to pass week with
her parents, Ebbe j. Hansen and wife.
Doctor Childs and family arrived
from Council Bluffs Friday where she
had been visiting his folks for few
days.
Mrs. j. f. Frazier returned Fri
day from Holden, Missouri, where she
had attended the funeral OF her mother,
Mrs. Kent.
Katie Mcclure, who is employed
at Harlan came over Saturday for a
visit with her father, j. w. Mcclure,
and family.
Mrs. w. HI Cowles and Miss Clara
Phelps departed last Friday noon for
Ottumwa to visit with her son, Nelson
Cowles and wife.
Will PARROT and wife, who live
up by Ross, returned Sunday from a
visit with relatives down about Bray
ton and Oakfield.
Mrs. r. B. White, her daughter
Ruby White, and her sister, Mrs
Grant Knox, went to Atlantic Satur.
day to visit relatives.
Miss Alice Ballou who had been
with her relatives the John Cameron
family, up in Lincoln, returned to her
home near Extra on Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer Bailey, journeyed to
Redfield Friday to take her little neph.
ew home who had been visiting them,
and for a visit with home-folks.
The Audubon High School ball
team went to Carroll last Saturday
and played with the school nine there
where they were defeated nine to goose
egg.
John Sherman went to Atlantic
one day last week and now he and
his family are riding about In that fine
new REQ touring car he puachrsed in
that city.
Will r. Smith will go to Daven-
port first of the week to the Masonic
Grand Lodge, as Master OF Veritas
Lodge In Audubon, which convenes in
that city on June first.
w. w. Weston, who resides over
by Bethel, was la town one day last
week and took home one of those ele-
CANT automobiles, purchased OF the
Ed Beason agency, for the pleasure OF
his family.
Mr.. Fl, A. Arnold came rolling
into town Friday evening in that new
Oldsmobile he recently purcha sed at
Des Moines. IL Is a beautiful car and
will afford Mr.. Arnold and famil y
much pleasure.
Harry Clemensen, son of j. Glenn
ensen the Brayton par Der, was up to
Audubon Friday with54 pair of pock Ell
gopher feet which he presented to
County Auditor Cousins and received
ten cents pair.
Judge Green returned from Avoca
Saturday He was met at the Atlantic
depot by the lawyers and clerk OF the
court between his arrival from the
west and departure for home.
Mr.. Harry Galloway, of Atlantic,
was in Audubon on Friday paying a
visit to his sisters Mrs. r. b. White,
of this town, and Mrs. Grant Knox, of
wv 6SSluSbOh
who is here visiting that lady
-Messrs. J. Shingledecker, his son,
Clarence, Hon. John Bonwell and Pat
German we're Atlantic visitors Friday
When they returned Mr.. Bonwell rode
up in foe REQ Touring car he'had
purchased from Mr.. Shingledecker.
Sheriff Crees was Ia Atlantic last
of the week and brought Soren Ander.
son, Of Brayton vicinity, to Audubon
and arraigned him before the insane
commission, but O careful examina-
ton disclosed nothing wrong and Mr..
Anderson was turned loose.
IT. w. Staley was highly pleased
to recover his M. N II. badge which
was found by ]. r. Chandler, as men.
toned last week. He priced the badge
especially because IL was presented to
him by s. G. Handles just before he
left Audubon for Kansas three years
ago.
Charles Talbot of Audubon, who
was here several days the past week
is a nephew of Mrs. Charles Banner
When boy he made his home several
years with Mr.. and Mrs. Banner, and
this Is the old home He conducts 9
successful restaurant business at Au,
dubon. Marengo Republican.
"A jolly picnic party composed O
Mrs. Frank Johnson, and her children
Grace, Ruth, Harold Johnson, Mrs
r. j. Mantz, her children Greta anC
Victor Mantz, Mrs. s. r. Mantz Miss
Mildred Buck, Alma Christensen and
Gwendolen Gary, with baskets full o.
good things to eat, went down to the
Extra woods on Saturday, enjoyed ,
delightful outing and returned In tn,
evening with their hands full ofpretty
posies