Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-15

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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

1.-THE Funniest Ever at Chautau-
| qua Monday night.
-R. o. Craney was an Atlantic
business visitor Friday.
Charles Stocking was with his
Extra friends over Sunday.
Otto Tenegkeit returned from down
in Oklahama Friday evening.
Valley Leonard and Theo Mantz
went up to Boone last Friday.
They have q new boy baby out al
Harve Williams happy home.
Miss Emma Culver went down to
Anita Tuesday evening for q visit
Don Drake departed Monday for
Des Moines on q prospecting tour.
-Edd Smutney returned from up at
Watertown, South Dakota, Friday.
&C. Gates went to Lorah Monday
to assist Henry Cooley with haying.
Mrs. Tharnish enjoyed o visit
from her sister of Atlantic last week.
B. f. Simpson q up from Extra
Friday to see his sou LATE Simpson.
Joe Richards and wife came home
from a visit out at Omaha Saturday.
Ralph Bingham is said to be a
funny fellow. Chautauqua Monday
night.
j. Nj. Graham came home Sunday
from q business trip in the northern
worlds,
Mrs. Walk Crees was down hear
Casey this week visiting with the Alex
Crees family.
James Chandler was up at Gray
Saturday night attending an Odd Eel
low meeting.
Doctor c. 8. McLeran went down
to Des Moines Saturday evening on q
business trip.
Judge Lair was up from Extra on
a~paralytic stroke.
Mrs. John Connrardy came from
Extra Thursday to visit her daughter
Mrs. LATE Simpson.
Helen Ward returned on Monday
from q good visit with the Lidd fami-
lies at Shenandoah. n
Rev. Frank Naples and family
we're guests at the Sam Ulrich home
In Brayton Friday night.
The North Western depot was
treated to a coat of paint of q bright
carmine hue the past week.
The Columbian Club ladies will
hold a jolly picnic in the John Nash
grove tomorrow afternoon.
Florence Cole from Audalsia, in
Hin OILS, is here to visit her uncle H.
M. Titterington aad family.
Clyde Wilde and wife have return
ed from South Dakota for a more ex-
tended visit with his people.
Cora Sampson returned from a
sojourn-on her fathers ranch out in
Nebraska Saturday evening.
LENA Pound after a pleasant visit
here with friends departed forhome at
Kingisher, Oklahoma, Saturday.
Since July 2, 1909, George Dye
and wife have been entertaining q Q
sweet eyed baby girl at their home.
Mrs. Mary Wilde entertained her
friends Mr.. and Mrs. George Spencer
| from down Hamlinwards, last Sunday
Mrs. s. A. Graham went out to
| Omaha Sunday to visit her brother
Sam Hunter who is reported quite i'll.
Misses Elizabeth and Mary Foley,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Foley. j~ourneyed out to Omaha last
Friday.
Anna Kness vas in Atlantic Sat-
urday to see her brother George Kness
at the hospital and found him steadily
improving.
Pat McMahon and wife returned
Saturday from their Chicago trip.
They we're accompanied by her friend
Mrs. Kahill who came to visit.
Geo. e. Brown was here over Sun
day with his relatives. He was down
south of here on business for his COM
pany and improved the opportunity
to make a visit here.
Lou Anciaux returned on Friday
from Armstrong, North Dakota, tar
ried during the day with his old friend
James Blake and then proceeded on
the way to his home down in Greeley
township.
Mrs. Howard Kittell enjoyed a
visit with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. p. Hansen, Saturday. This
was the first time these good people
had been up to Audubon from their
BraytOn home for many moons.
Mr.. L. b. Jennings has received
word that his brother, II. s. Jennings
who had been staying at Mount Glenn
ems, Michigan, has been ordered to go
to Carlsbad, Germany, for the cur OF
rheumatic troubles that affect him.
He sailed away last Saturday.
"A. II. Roberts and wife left Mon
day morning for a visit with their son,
Pearl, and family in Nebraska Just
across the line from Sioux City. Mr..
Roberts will also attend q meeting OF
the Grand Commandery of Knights
Templars at Spirit Lake before he re-
turns.
"A. N. Detwiler was in town Mon
day taking out q bath tub and other
fixtures that go with that kind of an
outfit. He is putting In q furnace,
water works, bath room and closet.
In speaking of it he remarked that the
cost will be just about q half that OF
an automobile and he is right In be-
lieving the comfort and convenience
they will furnish will bring far more
pleasure to his family.
Jack McCourt. who worked at the
Wilkens meat market, quit Saturday
night and took his departure from the