Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-08-05

The Misses Franc and Clara Ander-
sen went to Omaha Monday night.
Lucy Lieb, the nurse, went to Extra
Tuesday to attend n serious case of sick
ness.
The dates for the Atlantic CHATEAU
qua have been announced for August
2ist to 29th.
Mrs. Cal Marlin of Kansas City is
here on a visit at the home of her father,
Mr.. o. Kennels.
William Neff returned on Tuesday
morning from Chicago where he had
been with stock.
Sheriff Crees and wife went out to
Nicola Tuesday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Theo Gearheart,
Miss Edith White is spending her
vacation among friends and relatives in
northern Colorado.
Ruth Preston came home Saturday
from n visit with her sister, Mrs, G. ID.
Bell, down ut Extra.
-Jens G. Andersen and Soren Nielsen
went to Minneapolis Monday night on
business and pleasure.
Geo. Ohte and wife of Manning
We're down over Sunday TO visit their
daughter, Mrs. Wilkens.
The store room of Jensen, Christen.
sen 81 Viewer is being much improved
with new paper and paint.
Peter Smith of Sharon has sold his
100 acre farm for 1925 an acre, Land
used to be $25, how it is 1925,
Judge Green and family went up
to Okoboii, Mondaynight, for an outing
of two or three weeks at Miller's Bay.
Mrs. Robert Evans and daughters
came home from Kansas on Tuesday
where they had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Eunice Cooley from Manning
came down last evening ON the way to
Henry Cooley's down toward Atlantic.
L. +. Bridenstine carried the mail
Monday for Clint Stemm but just refus-
es to go again on account of the steep
hills.
"A number of gentlemen have said
to me the past week that they have
never seen corn looking better than il is
at this time.
Charles Elliott and mother went to
South Dakota, Monday night, to remain
for some time with his two sisters, who
live ut Parker.
John Renftle, accompanied by Ralph
Miller, Charles Bamsey and Everett
Bates, went to South Dakota yesterday
on land business,
Mrs. John Butterton was called up
to P~ocahontas this week by the serious
illness of a young child of her husbands
brother, Mathew.
Uncle George Campbell was with
his son, Henry Campbell, at Extra last
Friday and from there he went over to
Adair to visit relatives.
"A. M. Buck of Stuart has bought
the Reynolds livery barn and stock and
will take possession of il e week put
ting in more teams and carriages.
Daisy Frick strrted Monday for an
outing up at Lake Okoboii. Her sister,
Mrs. Childs, and Mrs. Will Hudler went
as far as Templeton by team to see her
safely started.
Owen Davis and wife have gone to
Stanley county, South Dakota, to visit
her aunt Mrs. Pruden. From there they
will go to Belle Fourche in that state
where they will visit the sons of Mrs.
John q. Davis.
For expert piano tuning and repair
ing, call on Geo. +. Boelter, Manning,
La. Factory experience. Satisfaction
| guaranteed. Leave orders ut Ruhs 81
Butterton's store. 29t
Miss Myrtle Townsend who spent
the last two weeks with her sister Mrs.
Parks at Dubuque returned Saturday
| and has resumed her work in the Com
mercial Savings Bank.
DR.. Childs went to the hospital out
| at Council Bluffs Tuesday and he was
| accompanied by Mrs. Flo Freeman, Ida
| Reynolds and Al Miller who went to
| that institution for treatment.
John Norris has purchased three or
I four lots including the barn on the cor
| ner out towards the cemetery of John
| G.. Davis and will proceed to build him.
| self a nice home either this fall or next
| spring.
Harry Staley got home last of the
| week from Council Bluffs where he
| spent three weeks i'm the hospital. He
is well recovered from the surgical oper,
alton but will need to wait yet awhile
before resuming his regular work.
Those having their lots in the Maple
| Grove Cemetery cared for last year and
not notifying us to the contrary we have
cared for them this year and will call
for the pay a little later on.
l.. b. JENNINGS.
e. l.. Finch was confined to his home
| by illness this week and we understand
some of the other land men were wicked
enough to insinuate that he drank toe
much bad water up in South Dakota
last week. He is able to get around TO,
day.
County superintendent, Miss Ella
NJ. Stearns, went to Cedar Rapids, Mon.
day night, where she will visit for O
few days and then go to Des Moines tc
assist the State Board of Educational
Examiners in grading teachers examina.
ton papers.
Gladys Wilson, who had been in
Chicago for several months studying
music, arrived Tuesday to visit with heI
parents, Mr., and Mrs. III. b. Wilson.
Her brother Frank Wilson stole quietly
away in his auto, early in the morning,
ran up to Manning and brought his sis.
ter home.
Mrs. Ida Gable, n niece of Hi Men
denhall, from Chicago left Wednesday
for Beatrice, Nebraska, to visit her faith.
er whom she has not seen for % years.
She was accompanied by her sister Mrs.
Dave Sloan aud they will visit another
sister in Shenandoah.
John Weiman of Ross was down on
! Tuesday with q load of hogs. After wat