Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-01-28
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

w. II. Giltillen was down to Win
terset on business trip.
Rev. ID. C. Macintosh was with
his Atlantic friends Monday.
r.. O. Craney was mingling with
his Atlantic friends Saturday.
LATE Simpson and family passed
Sunday with their Extra relatives.
james Law was a Manning bust
ness visitor the first part of the week.
Harvey Maharg was a south out
going passenger for business trip on
Monday.
Martin Esbeck, of Kimballton,
was in town Monday evening calling
onfriends.
IN. p. Christensen, of Des Moines,
was in Audubon, Tuesday, calling on
his friends.
Robert Twist went to Omaha last
Monday night with a car of cattle from
his own pens.
Mrs. L. c. Christie fferson went out
to Marine, last Saturday, for visit
with relatives.
DIR. Rasmussen was called down
down to Extra, Monday, on profess
sional business.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde was up
from Extra last Saturday calling upon
her relatives and friends.
Justin Quinby started out on one
of his regular trips for the Des Moines
Drug COMPANY, Monday.
They say that Wimfrede splint
coal sold by j. A. Musson is the best
coal ever shipped to Audubon.
-Juhl Phillipsen, the Sharon store
keeper, was a business visitor out at
Omaha several days last week.
George Evarts received couple
Of tine red hogs Saturday to augment
his coming sale out in Douglas.
For SALE-Good farm OF 200
acres, fair improvements, mile from
town. ltf f. A. BUTHWEG
George Campbell returned Tues
day morning from good visit with
his friends over in state OF illinois.
James Barhan, from the south
part of the county, was transacting
business in Audubon, last Saturday.
Earl Maharg was up at Ames part
of last week attending a meeting OF his
class at the State Agricultural College
j. e. Mcclure journeyed down to
Des Moines, Monday, to call upon his
friends and attend to business affairs.
Mrs. Young, of Bayard arrived
Sunday for visit with relatives at
the Frank HerndOn home in this city.
Walter Delahoyde and wife arriv-
ed from Dawson, Iowa, Monday to
visit his father, Peter Delahoyde, and
family.
Mrs. Dee Bell of Extra, who had
been here to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Preston, returned home
Sunday.
Lizzie Loney, who makes her home
with relatives at the William Clough-
ly home, was up at Ute few days of
last week.
Mrs. W. w. Smith and daughter,
Miss Mildred Smith, visited with their
Omaha friends from Friday evening
till Sunday.
Hon. II. f. Andrews was up from
Extra, Saturday, gathering data for
his history of early settlers, which is
running in The journal.
j. w. B. Cole went to Extra, on
Monday to have a good chat with his
friends, Uncle William Bintner and
II. F. Andrews.
You will get more real coal for a
ton is you buy BuCkhorn and River
side coal than any other kind.
Use Phone No. II.
Robert Armstrong and wife depart
ed Monday evening for New Virginia,
Iowa, where they go TO pass few DAYS
with relatives, Will COyn and wife.
Mrs. r. o. Craney and her father
Mr.. James Norton, Of Stuart, who Is
here visiting her, wentto Atlantic,
Monday evening to call on friends.
Mrs. Justin Quinby returned to
her Des MoiEes home yesterday after
having passed month here with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. ClOughly.
Buckhorn and Riverside coal are
free from impurities such as slate
stone and sulpher-coDsequently it Is
lighter. Sold only by J. A. Musson.
j. w. Harper, a brother of c. c..
Harper, who was here last week to Wis.,
it that gentleman, started for his home
at Concordia, Kansas, Monday noon.
-J.B. Ashby received fine speci-
men of red hog Monday from the j. Il.
Weir herd, the home of the famous
Ohio Annav III, out at Portsmouth,
Iowa.
49," Downward Steps as Illustrated
in the Life of King SAUL" is the sub
iect for consideration next Sunday at
the Presbyterian churches of Lone
Star and Old Hamlin.
Chris Wonsmos felt so miserable
Tuesday morning that he could not
attend to his duties astelegraph opera
tor at the Rock Island depot so stayed
in bed and sent for ply clan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Hunt, from
Denver, Colorado, who are visiting
her parents, j. 3. Connrardy and wife
at Extra came up Monday evening to
call on her sister Mrs. LATE Simpson.
Miss Gretchen Nash entertained
The ST. b. Club" bevy of popular
Audubon young ladies, over at Forest
Home, the residence of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Nash, last Satur-
| day afternoon.
Miss Anna Viewer who has been
out of school for two months was able
TO take mp her duties again first of the
week. Miss Anna West of Extra who
had filed her place has returned to
| her home