Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-06-03
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Ella M. Stearns was with Extra
relatives on Memorial Day.
-Edd Smutney passed the first part
OF this week with friends at Extra.
William Nef departed Tuesday
for Holstein, Texas, on business.
Late Simpson and family passed
Memorial Day with their relatives at
Extra.
Mrs. Sherm Knox of Casey is here
on a visit with her mother Mrs. Il. b.
Holmes.
Miss Rose Frazier has gone down
to Chicago to pass the summer with
relatives.
ID. f. Stranger, the Extra light
ming rod manufacturer, was In town
last Friday.
Merle Rippey and wife were down
to Menlo to call upon her folks q part
of this week.
ID. M. Kelsey. Deem and Welch's
stone cutter, made q business trip to
Harlan last Sunday.
Charles Tramp from Creston, was
a guest of his father, Charles Tramp,
and family Sunday.
Edwin Delahoyde and Henry
Campbell we're up from Extra last OF
the week on business.
John Ward and his son little John
Ward we're business visitors down In
Atlantic last Saturday.
Gene Mertz was down from his
Nemaha home last of the week calling
upon his many friends.
Mrs. d. Bell, of Extra, was up on
a short visit Monday with her father,
George Preston, and family.
Jesse Arney was up from Earlham
Monday and said they we're very much
pleased with the new home.
j. B. Ashby and wife take com.
fort q mile deep while riding about In
their new Mitchell automobile.
Mrs. Taylor was up from Wiota
last of the week to visit her sister, Mrs.
J. Kuhn, who has been quite i'll.
The Bert and Jesse Keith families
we're visited by their relative Ellsworth
iAci"h, OShoiooso' "onudy'
Frank Johnson and little daugh.
ter, Ruth Johnson, are visiting with
his parents at Arlington, Illinois.
Lou Anciaux came up from down
in Greeley, Friday, and departed for
Iowa City to visit his aged parents.
Mrs. William Cloughley returned
Saturday from Ute, leaving her sister
Mrs. Miller much improved in health,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Gorder
have gone to Chicago for agood visit
with their daughter, Mrs, Lowene
Kirk.
-Worshipful Master Will r. Smith
is away to Davenport attending the
meeting Of the Masonic Grand Blue
Lodge.
Uncle Jesse Keith and family are
enjoying q visit from his nephew, Ed
w. Ray, and wife whose home Is In
Chicago.
Mrs. Edwin Van Gorder and son
little Edwin, went down to Des Moines
Saturday to visit her people the Getch-
ell family.
Miss Winter of Atlantic was up
to Audubon last Of the week calling
upon her friend. Mrs. Thomas Mus
son, and family.
Il. p. Christofferson, the County
Recorder, vas down on the Hamlin
range Monday indulging In a rifle
shooting contest.
Rev. r. G.. f. Chambers from
Council Bluffs was in Audubon a few
hours Monday forenoon calling upon
his numerous friends.
j. b. Ashby. Hal Mantz, John
Horning and his brother, Ben Horn.
ing, attended the field meet in Des
Moines last Saturday.
Mrs. j. F. Russell came downfrom
Fort Dodge on Memorial Day morn
ing and visited her relatives at the j.
A. Nash home for q few days.
Ben Carr, who had been here to
attend the funeral Of his wife's moth.
err, Mrs. Chamberlain, departed for
home at Hinton, Oklahoma, Friday.
B. r.. Simons. the Rock Island
section foreman, started Monday for
Corpus Christi, Texas. While absent
his wife is with relatives at Walnut.
"A. B. Gardner, from Illinois, was
in Audubon a few hours, last Friday
morning and went on down to Extra
where he will pitch ball for that town
the coming season.
Joe Watson arrived Monday to
pass the summer with his sister Miss
Bessie Watson at the Mrs Lena Walk.
er home. He Is a student at Simpson
College, In Indianola.
Clarence Craney returned from
Walnut on Monday evening where he
had been to see his grandmother, and
his cousin, Miss Gibbons, accompa-
MED him home for q visit.
20. b Train and wife we're down 10
Dexter this week calling upon their
relative, ID. p. Repass who will soon
go to Oklahoma to try the benefit OF
that climate upon his health.
Theresa Smith arrived at home
Saturday from the Iowa State Teach
ers College from which institution she
recently graduated, much to the de-
light OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Smith.
To-day is June 3. There has been
plenty of rain, the grass and grain are
growing rapidly and the corr Is said
to be showing up In good style. Elk
cept that the growth ID a week or two
behind the normal for June l. Con.
ditions could not be easily improved.
The Gray and Audubon base bal
clubs played q game here Monday and
Gray got worsted to the tune of ten ia
four. Homer BOoton and Elwood was
the battery for Audubon and did
very neat job, having their opponents
on the hip from start to finish.