Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-08-26


-Jens II. Sorenson, the mail carrier
out from Ross, went to Des Moines on
Monday and from there will go to Lake
View to pass his vacation.
Charles Darland of Montieth Iowa
was over for visit Sunday, returning
Monday. He reports it so dry as to
fire the corn over there.
-Supt. r. A. Griffin, wife and little
son left Saturday for their home up al
Lake City, after visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Detwiler.
20. b. Train and wife departed for
Dexter Saturday to attend the funeral
of their brother-in-law, Prof. David p
Repass, which occurred Tuesday.
Carl c. Nielsen with his wife and
her mother, Mrs. Webster, were up in
Gregory county, South Dakota, last
week He reports 20 autos in Dallas and
80 in Gregory.
-Messrs. George w. Hoover, S. G.
Curtis, George n. Weighton and Charles
Zion were over at the Harlan fair yes
terday, going by way of Beason's auto
mobile line.
Charles Bagley and wife got home
last of the week from Salt Lake City
greatly pleased with their trip. On the
way home they stopped off at Colorado
Springs and Denver.
"A message from Wellman Tuesday
morning announced the death of John
Ihrig, the father of Mrs Elvin M. Cole
Elvin Cole, Jr., took the first train tC
attend the funeral of his grandfather
Ed Delahoyde came up from Extra
Friday in answer to telegram saying
his boy was ill at Lake Okoboji and Ed
Van Gorder speeded him so far as Tenn,
pleton in his automobile on the way.
Mrs. Ida Trenary of Chicago stop
ped over here yesterday on her return
from Salt Lake City to see her cousin
Mrs. Littell. She is editor and publish
er of the Relief Corps magazine of Hi
nois.
Mrs. l.. A. McGinnis and Mrs. j
w. B. Cole went to Anita Tuesday tC
see Mrs. Agnes Cole at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Garroute. We regret tC
hear that Mrs Coles health is much i'm
paired.
H. g. Nichols went down to Girls
void Monday to visit with brother
and attend the reunion of the veterans
Mr.. Nichols is father of Mrs. Julia Par,
sons and is hale and hearty for 80 years
of age.
james Hunt has bought o block OF
ground containing twelve and a hall
ha prth Of no nns
Law farm adjacent to Audubon on east
side opposite the Tessman place at 500
an acre.
-Messers. Walter Olsen, Hans Han
sen and Peter Hansen of Elk Horn with
their wives passed through here first OF
the week on their way home from Lake
View where they enjoyed a good time
last week
Mr.. Buck the new owner of the liv
cry has bought Hub Whites house and
the latter has taken rooms at Will
Thompson's Mr. White intends to &C
to Colorado when he can sell out his
dray business.
DIR. Brooks had an automobile pro
cession over to Guthrie Center last Sat
urday for the purpose of showing his
Overlands. He drove one himself, Car
Hoover, John Nailor and Mr.. Petty
taking the other three.
w. G. Elliott left Tuesday evening
for Columbus, Ohio. From there he
will go to GAINESVILLE in the eastern
part to visit his native place which he
has not visited since his parents left
thara yuhar ha yuaS n how
Latter part of the week F. S. Watts
and wife and John A. Nash and wife
entertained for Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S
Phelps, who were visiting here, and or
Friday noon Mr. and Mrs. w. HI. Cowles
gave dinner party for them.
Clarence Craney's dog went with
him into the band room Sunday ovel
the postoffice. When the boys began tC
play it was too much for his dogshiI
and he escaped by leaping through 6
window. Perhaps he didn t want SCRAP
w. R. Lyttle of Knoxville with his
mother visited their relatives the r. L
Gilberts up in Viola this week. Mr.
Lyttle came down to Audubon to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich with whom ht
had lived much of the time when boy
Mrs. Bertha Lamoreaux who haC
been elected both hene and at Atlantic
but decided to remain here could not
resist the offer of So month in Des
Moines and handed in her resifnation.
Who will fill the place here has not been
decided.
Superintendent Smith says he will
be in his office during the afternoons OF
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
next w9uk to interview nonresident
pupils who wish to enter the city schools
this year, and all others who have not
previously attended here.
Mrs. Doctor Brooks recesved a mes
sage last Thursday stating that her moth
erSwas seriously i'll and she left that
evening for her bedside at the home in
Denver Word since then says her moth
er is somewhat improved and may re-
turn with Mrs. Brooks.
George L. Kellogg returned Satur.
day from Woodbine Iowa, where ne
and his family had been visiting rela,
tives. During his absence he attended
the grand lodge of the Knights of Pyth,
las and also meeting of the county
treasurers of the state at Sioux City.
The Misses Alice, Lavina and Cora
Steele have been in Audubon the past
week to visit their sister Mrs. Gertrude
Nelson. The first two are in the employ
of the state at Des Moines. The last has
been teaching at Lincoln but intends to
go to Columbia University next year.
Carlos Conway of this office was
unfortunate last Thursday in having
the index finger ON his right hand caught
in the press and half the nail crushed
off. 1t will make typesetting difficult
the thumb are the principal actors in