Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-02
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Automobile livery.

John Norris went to Des Moines
Monday.
Frank Beers of Greeley was in town
Saturday.
John Zion is doing several jobs of
painting at Extra
Joe Huffman went to the fair at
Des Moines Saturday.
Gladys Chamberlain of Bravton was
up at Audubon Friday.
Andrew Baylor of Extra spent some
time in Audubon last Friday,
Mrs Jens p Jensen and children
went to Omaha last week for visit.
went to Lewis Monday to visit her peo-
pie.
w w. Weston, wife and daughter,
are spending few days ut the state
fair.
Mrs. Fulton, mother of DIR. Fulton,
returned home Monday from a visit
here with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bagley went
| to Atlantic Saturday to visit Father
Bagley over Sunday.
e. L. Finch and wife have gone to
the fair at Des Moines.
| e. f. Bilharz went to Chicago Sun
| day night to lay in that big stock of fall
goods for The Big Store.
Miss Mabel Mcknight. daughter of
Grant Mcknight of Coon Rapids, went
down to Atlantic Saturday.
Mr.. Switzer, father of Wesley
Switzer, who lives at Mt. Vernon, is
here with his son for a visit.
Miss Esther Butler of Atlantic, who
visited her friend Miss Susie Law last
week, returned home Friday.
Rev. Frank Naples and wife went
down to Clarinda Monday to attend the
district meeting of the Christian church.
H. H. Buck, proprietor of the Weigh
ton livery barn, has put in new teams
and carriages and is now ready to serve
the public.
Mrs. S. r. Ferree of Belle PLANE
and daughter Mabel went down to Elk
ira Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs
VIM. Hocamp.
Miss Anna Jensen returned to Extra
Friday from visit here with Lille ,Jen-
sen. She was accompanied by Miss
Harriet Petersen.
DR.. Weighton, Joe Elwood, John
Rueschling, T. III. Turner, VIM. Tun-
man and Sheldon Bates went to the
state fair Monday.
H S. Wattles, former county sur
veyor, was in town Saturday shaking
hands. He enjoys returning from his
home in New Mexico.
Report has it that the bottoms had
light frost Sunday morning, but Geo.
E. Kellogg says the mercury stood at 81
degrees early in the morning.
-Chas. Kopenhaver of Mechanicsville
was here last week to look around after
an absence of 81 years. His wife was
Miss Mary +. Crane of Extra
-Chas. Schrader and wife, who have
visited here at VIM. Schrader's and
with other relatives, left Monday for
their home in Poweshiek county
Mrs. J. j. Quinby of Ross with her
| little granddaughter, Lucille, went to
Stuart on Saturday for visit with her
aged mother, who is now in her Goth
year.
Geo. Everts went to Des Moines
Saturday to visit sister at Polk City
| over Sunday and then to attend the fair
| this week and look after that big swine
he has on exhibition.
Francis Matthias, the brother of Mrs.
! Simon Hansen, who has been here sew
eral months, left on Monday for his home
in Biloxi, Miss. Mrs. Hansen gave a
party in his honor last week
Miss Lucy Lieb took big carryall
| load of the young friends to the country
on Friday for a picnic and to be sure
they had a fine time, closing the pleas
ures of the day with ride home by
moonlight
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Fisher went to
| Des Moines Friday to visit the family OF
! Howard Schissler, brother in-law.
They will also visit at Velaria out of
Des Moines and take in the state fair
before returning home.
The Sac Sun says that George E.
| Brown, VI pun
chased the Mrs. Blackstone residence on
| Audubon street in Sac City and will get
DossessiOn on October one They ought
to feel at home living on Audubon street,
It. III. Turner, who last wee k sold his
farm at S120 an acre, has bought one of
| Amos Fancher containing $50 acres at
the same price per acre. Thirty three
thousand six hundred dollars is big
bunch of money, but that is good farm
all right.
d. L. Swaney, who went to Water
town, South Dakota, about ten days ago
with his automobile, made the trip very
nicely never meeting with an accident
at all The distance, 325 miles, was
made in less than twenty-four hours
Manning Monitor.
Miss Theo. Vedder has been EN-,
ployed to take the place of Miss Purdy,
temporarily, and Miss Sarah Eads has
been elected to the place made vacant
by the resignation of Mrs. Lamoreaux.
Miss Eads is graduate of the State Nor.
nal school and has had two years ex.
4 perience.
The old soldiers who were down at
the veterans reunion at Griswold last
week report very fine time. One OF
the features for entertainment was an
automobile parade made up of AZ differ.
ent machines filed by the veterans. The
meeting will be held there again next
year
e. C. Garroute has sold his 200 acre
farm northwest of Anita to VIM. Kom
mis- of Audubon county for $3.50 pei
acre, possession to be given March LIST
Mr.. Garroute will move to his Other
farm, situated southwest of Anita, an6
of nresnnt nccnnied by Albert GOSS-