Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

See Gollmar Brothers Show on Sep
tehbef' 8.
Miss Ina McFadden went to Extra
Saturday,
j; H. Thorp of Oakland was home
over Sunday.
"A, H. Brown and wife are taking
in the State Fair this week.
George Guernsey was up to Audu-
bon from Extra Monday night.
Judge Green went to Red Oak on
Monday to open court Tuesday.
Harley Stafford went to Atlantic
Sunday returning the next morning.
Ben Carr of Oklahoma arrived in
Audubon Monday morning for a visit.
Peter Andersen returned Saturday
from a visit to his farm at Humboldt,
S. ID.
The family of Mr. Everett Sheldon
Bates attended the fair at Harlan last
week.
When the circus comes to town will
be a red letter day Gollmar Brothers
September 8.
Jack Campbell, who bought farm
IN Adalr county last winter at 800 an
acre, has sold out at $40.
Lincoln Graham and wife of Oska-
loosa were here Monday on business
concerning lands over near Nelson
Mr. Elwell, leader of the band, Carl
NnnNH-DV nF thiC ntfinn Tn1
son spent last week at Lake Okoboji.
Mrs Anna Railsback of Oklahoma
City is visiting here with her brother K.
E. Bailey and other relatives.
Mrs. DR.. Brooks and baby Jane ar
rived home from Denver Monday even
ing leaving her mother improved.
Miss Vera Jacobs little lady from
Lake City came down Monday to visit
with Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Miller.
-Mantz & White have sold 1852 acres
of land in Monona county to Alfred
Arney for $50 an acre or a total of 1874.
800. :.
C. Newman and family returned to
Hampton, Nebraska, Monday. They had
been here to visit her sister Mrs James
Lang.
Rev j. p. Ceristiansen went to Lin
| coin, Nebraska, Monday night to con-
duct the funeral of one of his former
parishioners.
In the absence of J. A. Humiston
to bury his father Thomas Spilker of
GRAY is filling his place at the North
Western station.
Just think of $97. so an acre for land
without buildings seven miles from Au
dubon. That price was offered few
days ago but was refused.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sunberg re-
turned to Rochester, Mimi, Saturday
night, where the latter will enter the
, hospital for surgical treatment.
DIR. Brooks went to Nebraska Satur-
day evening to see Mrs. Frank Green,
who has been i'll for some time From
there he went to Rochester, Mimi, with
patients.
Mr. and Mrs. Ham Campbell of
Anita came up Saturday, stopping here
with Thos Davis and family and then
going to Viola to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Fred wager.
The Chicago Great Western rail
road was recently sold for $l2, 900, 900.
New articles of incorporation filed with
the secretary of State at Des Moines
cost the company $685.
Miss Edith Hubbard who had been
here for some weeks with her sister
Mrs II. G.. Leach returned to her home
at Mason City last week accompanied
by her nephew little Arthur Leach.
OF the men who went to Canada
with John f. Mcclure Jens p. Jensen
| bought 320 acres, S. n. Petersen, 100
! acres, Jens Werner, 240, and Jens An
dersen 100 acres. making total of $50
acres.
Mrs. NJ. d. Crow and little Mildred
who visited her brother up in Cameron
returned Saturday to their home near
Casey. She says they are very well
satisfied with their new home, which is
only a mile and half from town.
Henry G.. Leach took his wife to
Rochester, Mimi, Saturday night for
consultation with the surgeons in the
| hospital there Mrs. Leach has been
poorly for several months and it is hoped
She may find relief from her illness.