Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-15
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

For sale, old shingles. WEBSTER
Charles Hunt from Extra WAS up
yesterday.
-R. O. Craney is away on trip to
South Dakota.
Dan Stetzel made visitto South
Dakota last week.
Ed Wood returned from Minot,
North Dakota, last Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Horning ishome from
q visit with friends abroad.
Lewis Bagley went TO Iowa City
yesterday to continue his studies.
Miss julia MCGUIRE has returned
to her work as nurse at Council Bluffs
Charles s. White drove out
beyond Kimballton Monday on bust
ness.
Miss Powers Of Knoxville niece
of j. w. MCGUIRE came out Sunday
for q visit.
The weather is still very cold for
April Is, the ground freezing most
every night.
Mrs. G. N. Preston of Villisca 10
here for visit with her son George
w. Preston.
--Flem Sears went down to Extra
Friday to look for men to assist In
bridge building.
Thoroughbred White Wyandotte
eggs for sale. MRS. A. G. FERGUSON,
Route2, Audubon. 1916
III. G. Leach returned from South
Dakota Saturday and left on another
trip Monday night.
Mrs. John Roth OF Omaha has
been here to visit her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Woodland.
Charles Delahoyde commercial
traveller was here over Sunday with
his brother and sisters.
Rev. J. w. Knott OF Iowa City
stopped In Audubon Tuesday night Oh
his way from Sioux City.
The ball team of the Audubon
High School will 90 to Atlantic for a
game the coming Saturday.
Miss Mary Foley has gone back
to Des Moines where she is . student
in Saint Joseph's Academy.
IT. B. Eddy Is busy repairing the
Danish church inside by fixing the
windows and putting In new altar
rail.
Father and Mother Parnham have
rented their home In town and are liv-
ing with their son John out on the
farm.
-Ken Phelps and wife from Council
Bluffs came over Sunday on q visit
to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
johnson.
Miss Mary Wheelock the former
librarian at Griswold wasi in town last
week re presenting bindery at Saint
Paul, Minnesota.
Mrs. Chandler entertained Mrs.
Mary e. Kellogg who was here last
week from Sioux City representing the
Degree of Honor"
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Carl Henkel and Edith Townsend;
Mis- j.. Miller and Carrie Reisgaard;
Nels Peter Jensen and Mary Petersen.
Have you ever seen or heard OF
z" Uncle Toms Cabin?' The Terry's
who are putting that on the boards
will be in Audubon May IL, travelling.
in two special cars.
We call the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisements of Larsen
and Jorgensen, and Christina Han
sen found on our last page. Give them
a call and note the bargains they have
to offer.
"A. d. Howard an attorney Of jeff
erson was down here last Saturday to
to be present at the sale of the resi-
dence belonging to Mrs. Roenia Finch
The property was bought by Mr.. Chas
Van Gorder at 81. l3h
-Omer Witthauer of Extra visited
here Saturday with his aunt Mrs. Chas
n. Wilde. About April 20 he and his
father Otto Witthauer will go to Butte.
Montana, where the latter will become
manager ola lumber camp.
John Norton of Spokane, Wash
ington, who came east with the re-
mains of his brother was In town over
Sunday with his sister Mrs. r. o. Cra-
ney Mr.. Norton left Monday evening
for his western home.