Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-05-06
Some Cameron News


Elmer PARROT was Sunday visitor
in Audubon.
Oscar Swanson helped VIM Krauel
bale hay Monday.
Herman Makes is laying some tile
for Godfrey Dreher.
Dan Stetzell has been down to Cla-
rinda to see his wife.
Mrs. Inman Sherman is able to be
up and around again.
The Dreher Brothers baled hay for
Joe Johnston Monday.
John White is enjoying visit from
his sister Of Wisconsin.
The little son of Max Ehlert was i'll
of the mumps last week.
Oscar Swanson marketed load of
hogs IN Ross Wednesday.
Mary Tessman was business call
at Joe JOhnslon's Monday
Charles Horning is assisting Bar
| ney Beers with his farm work.
Amos Fancher sold fue horse TO
Mr.. Weston receiving $500 for it..
Nels Olsen bought Peter Nelson's fat
| cattle and shipped them Monday.
Otto Tessman and wife Sundayed
| under the parental roof in Audubon.
Hazel NOrthup went TO Audubon
Friday To visit her cousin Miss Ruth
| Northup.
Lily Ehlert spent q pleasant Sunday
with her friend Minnie IGssman at
| Audi Don.
Services will be held at the German
| church in Ross Sunday with sermon
in English.
Jesse McNary of Audubon was
visitor at Will ParrO u 5 from Friday
till sunday.
Bert johnson and Will PARROT with
their wives were Sunday visitors AZ
| Joe Johnston's.
Elmer Krauel of Audubon ran
| pitchfork tine through his hand last
Sunday evening.
Clate Wickham, Thomas Shelley
and their wives spent d pleasant sun
day with the Sylvesters.
w. w. Smith and Earl Maharg
were seen riding about In their autos
| in this vicinity Sunday.
The dance at Ross Saturday was
success. A large crowd was present
and good time reported.
Chris Krauel, his wife, Oscar Swan.
| son, his wife Sundayed uL the latter's
l F.fp M liam
Paul Zerka must have some attrac-
| ton over in Viola as he just goes over
there every Sunday night.
William Krauel and wife were call
ers Sunday at the home of Robert
| Rutherford. Senior, in Ross.
Mrs. Roe Passmore. the daughter OF
| William Krauel and wife, Is here from
Guthrie Center to call on relatives.
Mr.. Samuel MaGilps four children
spent Sunday afternoon with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. Fireball and wife
Lou Beers AMI son, Charles Horn
ing, Waller Scnrader, Thomas Ruth
ertord are putting up fac barn for
Henry Schrader.
Nj SIS Ella Smith has a very pleas
ant walk every Monday morning as
she and her father walk up to Ross on
the railway track.
Grandma Posshen was injured in
ruoaway Sunday AS August Schra-
der and family with Grauoma we're
going TO William NeitZel's to spend
the day the team becamed scared at
some cement repairs left under canvas
for bridge near the Schrader lone
and ran Off the bank into a wire fence
throwing Grandma out and breaking
her arm above the wrist. Doctor a.
l. Brooks of Audubon was He'd who
set the arm and at present she is rest
ing easy.
Bert Johnston and wife surprised his
parents Sunday by riding onto the
premises in fine auto which he drew
A part OF it lacked oiling and caused
trouble that compelled Bert and wife
to remain over night and take the train
back TO Audubon next morning. While
running it around trying TO repair it
Bert and lessee Neitzsi thought they
would take short ride. They had gone
so far as Pat Germans when they met |
Paul Horning coming from Ross. He |
SAID his horse was not afraid of an |
auto but the animal did become fright |
ened at the roaring of the machine and |
ran up very steep bank turning the |
buggy upside down throwing Paul un-
derneath. Jesse Neitzel jumped out of
the auto and caught the horse or il |
would have run away and caused some
trouble. Paul escaped without any
damage to himself or buggy and went
on the way homeward rejoicing that
he had escaped.
Robert Rutherford. Senior, hitched
up his team on Wednesday OF last week I
and started for Ross to get lumber but
before he reached there the neck yoke
came down and the wagon ran against