Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-29


yesterday,
Miss Gene McCarty went to Extra
Tuesday evening.
-E. j. Hansen of Extra was up to
Audubon Tuesday.
IS. b. Morrissey made a trip down
to Extra yesterday.
County Attorney Hal Mantz was in
Atlantic yesterday.
Miss Puma Freeman of Brayton
was up at Audubon Wednesday.
George Harmon and wife have re-
turned from a visit among friends,
Grant Kness went to Atlantic We'd
nesday to see his brother George Kness'
Miss Ella Smith returned Tuesday
from "a visit to her sister at Wymore,
Nebr.
Doctor Fulton went to Atlantic on
Wednesday TO make u professional call
on Mrs. Ed Petit.
Mrs. Bowman returned to Extra
yesterday having visited here with her
daughter Mrs. Charles Ii. Wilde.
Remember that my land in South
Dakota is as safe an investment as the
land in Iowa. Renftle, the Land Man,
j. p. Christensen and wife left for
their home at Cushing, Nebraska, yes
terday after a visit here with his brother
The Automobile Supply Company
have started an automobile livery and
will use the Mason hill climber on the
road.
Il will leave for South Dakota either
on Saturday morning, July 81, or Mon
day morning, August 2. Renftle, the
Land Man.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Cleveling are
out at the Detwiler home this week for
a few days. She will visit and he will
do some carpenter work.
Mrs. Geo. Phester and her two little
girls of Carroll are here visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Thompson, and her parents,
Mrs. and Mrs. Renftle.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to George Rogers and Gertrude Nepper;
Louis Il, Kirkeberg and Bessie l.. Dodge;
w. w. Weston and Ella +. Fowler.
Superintendent Baumgardner of the
County Home with some other men
dropped through u bridge the other day
with IA load of hay but without serious
damage except to the bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tedy of North Bend,
Nebraska, who visired their daughter
and her husband, Rev. A. A. Mitchell,
returned home yesterday. The daughter
Margaret remains for another week.
For expert piano tuning and re-
pairing, call on Geo. II. Boelter, Man
ming la. Factory experience. Salts
factian guaranteed Leave orders at
Ruhs & Butterton's store. 29t
w. j. Lancelot, of The Extra Jour
nal, spent the last two weeks on a trip
TO South Dakota going by way of Sioux
Falls, Mitchell, Huron, Miller, Aber-
deem and Summit. He returns enthusi-
astic over the beauty and fertility OF
that state.
Misses Minta Eddy and Joy Eddy
started yesterday for Cambridge, out in
Nebraska to call ON friends, and from
there they journey to Ardmore, South
Dakota, to visit their sister, Mrs. Charles
Dollah!de and the rest of the Audubon
people.
After Mr.. and Mrs. Harper return
ed Friday evening LATE Simpson invited
them for a ride in his auto and when he
stopped they were at the home of his
father, b. f. Simpson, down on the Cass
county line where they were entertained
over night.
Professor Giberson who was acting
as advance man for the Chautauqua
was able to get out of the hospital last
of the week where he had been confined
for q few days on account of illness. He
left this morning for Savanna, Missouri,
to look after Chautauqua matteIs.
Elmer Bailey has gone to housekeep-
ing in the dwelling house until recently
occupied by G. w. Marlin OF Church
street. He furnished his house from top
to bottom from the fine stock of A. G.
Harmon and now has a comfortable and
Attractive home.
Rev. Hugh ID. Glassburn who has
been in Uquaqua, Chill, teaching during
the past year has returned and Will en-
ter the Des Moines Conference this fall.
Mr.. Glassburn and his mother used 10
live here when he clerked in the Russell
store.
Mrs. Charles Zion and sister Hazel
Neff left Monday evening for an extend
ed Aisit. The former goes TO Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, to visit with her sister Mrs.
George Kerr while Hazel will pass q
few DAYS in Chicago with Gladys Will
son then join her sister in the Badger
State.
WORD has reached Audubon that
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hopley are the par
ents of a new bright eyed baby girl al
their home near Templeton, up in South
Dakota. This crowns Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Spencer, of near Hamlin Sta
ton, grandparents once more.
AT Dubuque a young dude, attempt
ing both undue familiarity and the use
of the current slang, approached a young
lady on the street, and chucking heI
under the chin, said, Il love my wife,
but OH you kidi' The girl turned on
him one indignant look, and then retort.
ed, "Iloye my dog, but OH you pupl'-ES
Miss Elva Stearns, of Kansas City,
Mo, a niece of our county superinten.
| dent, is visiting her relatives in and
| about Audubon. Miss Stearns is assist
ant superintendent of Bethany hospital
in Kansas City and this is her first visit
to Audubon. She is delighted with ouI
beautiful country and pretty little city
and is having a pleasant visit.
THE Boys" gave a dance in Mac.
cabee hall one night last week and had
a fair sized company and a splendid
time, even though the weather was quite
warm for indoor dancing. The music
was furnished by the Misses Katheryn
DELANEY and Layoune Conger, OF Car.