Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-08-19

uiOht.
Geo. Bickelhaupt has gone to Cana
ola to look after his farm.
My house with one and a half lots
for sale. 3eS CLINT STEMM.
Plenty of money for farm loans.
BoYSEN * BEASoN.
Bessie Watson has returned from a
visit with her brother down ut Gulfport,
Mississippi.
Mrs. Elmer johnson returned Sat
urday from pleasant visit with friends
out at Omaha,
Lawrence Kline and wife passed last
Sunday out at Lake Manawa, near
Council Bluffs, returning the next even
ing.
Superintendent Ella Stearns came
home Saturday from Des Moines where
she had been assisting with the school
teachers examinations
Kate Mcclure, employed as ste
nographer out ut Harlan, came Friday
to pass short vacation with her people,
j. w. Mcclure and family.
Gretchen Nash returned Thursday
from n visit with the Nelson Cowles
family ut Ottumwa and the james +.
Russell family up Mt Fort Dodge
Harry Staley was out to Council
Bluffs over Sunday consulting his doc
tor and getting released from the opera
ton which he underwent n short time
ago
Miss Harriet Bilharz is home from
weeks enjoyment attending the Ep.
worth League Assembly at Colfax where
she also visited the family of Rev. A. A.
Walburn.
Joe III. Ross, ESQ, with his family
left Tuesday morning for Sioux City
where he will leave Mrs. Ross and the
children for a visit among relatives
while he goes TO DEVILS Dake, North
Dakota, to conduct law suit next Sat
urday.
"A report reached this office yester-
day that Miss Lulu Doak, formerly of
this city, was married ut lei Reno, Okla
to gentleman from New Mexico and
that they will make their home i'm the
latter state, where the groom is i'm the
business.
Members of the Christian church
Sunday school loaded themselves into
carriages on Friday morning and away
they went for Luccock's Grove where
they picnicked the livelong day and came
trooping home in the evening Il tired
but happy bunch of children.
Last week Edward Rachel bought
the Hudler place ON the west side con
sisting of the house and fourteen lots
for $3, 100. Monday he sold his place
half mile north consisting of Is acres
for IS, $50. Possession of both places will
be given the first of October
While returning from % visit with
relatives at Milton, Vermont, Byron S.
Phelps and family of Hollywood, Cali
fornia, stopped off here last Friday and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs John A.
Nash and other friends for a week. Ii
seems natural for these good people To
be with us and all greatly enjoyed the
visit
Elem Sears had an accident Thurs
day that resulted in his being somewhat
" cut up about the face. While work
ing ut the new bridge south of town he
was thrown violently forward into u
pile of bridge plank which cut his face
about the cheeks and forehead so that
the doctor had to patch him up with
court plaster
--Nels p Hoegh of Brayton piloted
seven or eight of his neighbors up TO
Aberdeen this week to see his farm ard
inspect that section of the state. They
reached Audubon too late for the train
north and SO had to go to Manning by
way of automobiles driven by Ed Beason
and LATE Simpson ut ~ apiece. Fare
on the limited" is always high,
M. T.. Quint of Atlantic who is well
known here bought new automobile
Monday of last week. On Friday even
ing when running it into the barn the
lights came in contact with can of
gasoline, an explosion followed the
was burned with the barn
and several other outbuildings. Mr..
Quint was burned about the hands and
face.
--Jens c.. Christensen and family
leave this week for their new home at
Biggar, Saskatchewan, Canada, about
$50 miles northwest of Winnipeg He
has taken homestead and bought anoth
er piece adjoining He goes early SO as
to put up buildings and be ready for
winter. Many friends will follow them
with their good wishes.
j. III. Richardson of Waco, Texas,
was in town over Sunday rs guest of
Arthur Farquhar. In an early day the
two families were neighbors in Musca
tine county and some of the Farquhar
family were pnpils of Mr.. Richardson
who afterward served as superintendent
of the schools of Ringgold county. He
has been In Texas for twelve years rep
resenting firm of book publishers.
Steve Morrissey started away Mon
day evening for the Last Mountain Val
lev up in Canada, with party of land
seekers made up of the following gentle
mon: George Petersen, Peter Petersen,
Oluf Hansen, Walter Gregersen, the
pill roller, from Elk Horn; Emil Tvend-
strup, Hamlin; George Rasmussen, John
Rasmussen, of Audubon; Fred Bartlett,
Charles Palm, Andy Baylor, his son
Earl Baylor from Extra.
Charles II. Wilson and wife from
Greeley were in Audubon Tuesday to
call upon their many friends and among
them was Mrs. Maggie Mickens from
Milan, Missouri, who had been here for
some days on visit to her niece, Mrs
w. NJ. Reese. Mrs Wilson and Mrs.
Mickens were former girl friends down
in Missouri and had not met before
since May 1871, so they journeyed off
down into Greeley that evening to have
q good visit.
Marshal Darnold, John Griggs, j.
C. Wilson and Ben Mendenhall have re-
turned from the Encampment at Salt
Lake City and report a very pleasant
time. Salt Lake is beautiful city and
the people We'd with one another 10 give
a most cordial greeting to the members