Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-06-10

Mrs. Carl Hoover OF Saint Paul Is
homo on q visit.
Mrs. James Hicks returned yester.
day from Elk Horn.
George Hoover made a business
trip to- Omaha Monday.
Mrs. Rasmussen reached home on
Wednesday from California.
Clair Harvey returned to his work
up at Lake City last OF the week.
Doctor Fulton's little daughter Is
visiting her grandparents at Atlantic.
-Mrs. Geo. Mendenhall went down
to Brayton Monday to visit with her
sister.
-Edd Smutney returned Tuesday
from Des Moines where he spent about
q week.
MIR. Wager, a s~on-in-law OF VIM.
Moreland, IL down from Milford on u
short visit.
Mrs w. II Green was shopping
and calling on friends In Omaha first
OF the week.
Ed Beason found time to HE away
to Omaha Monday evening for a short
business trip.
Ruth Preston went down to Extra
Monday evening TO visit her sister
Mrs. d. @. Bell.
Mise Harris and Miss Lilly left
Saturday for their homes at lndianola
and Burlington.
Miss Elicit Is at her home at Guth-
RE Center but will attend the summer
school at Drake University.
Samuel Curtis, father Of Editor S.
@. Curtis, was out to Avoca first of
the week calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metzger who are In
charge of the Cowles home and store
spent Sunday up at Manning.
Robert Clark of Hamlin went up
to Gray Saturday TO spend a few days
with his sister, Mrs. Fred Rice.
Thomas Davis flung dull care to
abe winds and accompanied the old
soldiers up to Fort Dodge on Monday
evening.
Father Fannan OF Minneapolis Is
here assisting Father Macdonald In
conducting q Mission at the Catholic
church this week.
Roy Hibbs went up to Wall Lake
Monday to do the brick work on a new
Methodist church. Hi Walters went
along to help him.
Mrs. Carl Jensen OF Fiscus went to
Sac City Tuesday TO attend Commence
ment of the Baptist College where their
daughter Stella graduates.
For SALE: One surrey, q phaeton,
one spring wagon, single harness, a
pillow, sand, brick and hogs.
+. l.. HIBBs.
Miss Lena Pound and her brother
Earl Pound departed Monday evening
for Flint. Michigan, where they go to
remain with relatives for some time.
-Ad Myers, the carrier on Route
No. l out from Dexter has bought an
to carry the mail. 1t will
be all right Ia good weather and with
good roads.
Mr.. Grant Jacobs. the automobile
expert, and his wife arrived from Des
Moines Monday evening. He is the
brOther-in-law of Peter Nelson and
James Law, and they come to make
their home.
Mrs. Bertha Lamoreaux went up
to Grand Junction on last Tuesday
where she will leave her baby with her
mother Mrs. Farguson while she at
tends the summer school OF Drake
Universityto study Kindergarten work
We have noticed for some time
Supervisor Searls had the symp-
toms OF the automobile fever. To ward
off any danger from the disease he
has purchased q fine new Mitchell
which he will use for business as we'll
as pleasure.
The Dexter Sentinel says the bac-
calaureate sermon by Rev. A. A. Wal
burn was notable for its suggestions
In the matter OF IMPRACTICAL christianity,
for Its emphasis on the value OF life
and for the c~learness and simplicity
Of treatment.
John Kerwin, George Foley, Will
Foley and Will O'Brien went up to
Carroll Saturday where they we're duly
initiated Sunday, with q class OF fifty
five, into the order of the knights OF
Columbus. a new organization In the
Catholic church.
Hon. John A. Nash has returned
from q lengthy ~sojourn down In Mexi-
co, buthe Is not much In love with the
natives of that region. According TO
his observation and opinion they live
in conditions that would be spurned
by decent Iowa swine.
The Misses Jessie Hoover, Olivene
Houbbold and Grace Kibby left yes
terday for q pleasant trip to Denver,
Colorado Springs and other places
among the mountains of that western
country. At Denver they will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron.
Editor w. j. Lancelot and daugh-
ter Grace Lancelot we're guests at the
Doctor A. L. Brooks home In this city
q few hours Sunday forenoon. The
young lady was just returning from q
sojourn with her brothers Will and
Jay Lancelot, up at Cloguet, Mime
sofa.
Doctor Charles e. Burnside has
has gone east to meeting of the Ameri-
can Medical Association In Atlantic
City. From there he will visit the
scenes of his college DAYS at Baltimore
and probably spend some time In the
hospitals of New York City before re-
turning home.
Little Willard Carper started on
Monday morning for Dallas, South
Dakota, to spend the summe there
with his father, Colonel Carper, and
his brother, Frank Carper. He will
have Q good time and accumulate a
fund of stories to tell the rest of us
boys who have to stay at home.
Mi.. Tuo, D,,udv aunauvt.ar ~