Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-01-21
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j. M. McKarahan started away
Monday on a business trip
Judge Green came home Saturday
to pass Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Ray Brenton went to Omaha.
Monday, for visit with friends.
| "A good cutter, practically asgood
asnew, for sale cheap. FRANK DRURY
| Jake Meyer got home Saturday
morning from trip down into Okla
homa.
| F A. Buthweg returned Saturday
evening from business trip down at
Creston.
Charles Curd was with his Extra
friends a few days the latter part OF
the week.
%. L. Lane was business visitor
up at Sioux City. the latter part OF
last week.
| -Vern Culver returned last Friday
morning from a business trip up to
Saint Paul, Minnesota.
William Neff came home Saturday
morning from business trip to his
big farm down la Texas.
Our good Scotch friend George
Campbell, down by the school house,
is reported on the sick list.
Mrs. r. j. Creveling came home
Friday evening from a pleasant visit
with friends out at Omaha.
Mrs. e. N. Taggart and daughter,
| Carrie Taggart, returned Friday from
their sojourn down In Kansas.
-Dressmaking at home; miles
north of Audubon. Route l, Box 8.
Sgd STELLA LEE.
Mrs. Oddie Porsch went down into
Greeley township, Friday, for visit
with her sister, Mrs. w. e. Hensley.
There was large sum subscribed
toward the Italian relief fund at the
Audubon Catholicchurch last Sunday
Mrs. Ebbe J. Hansen, OF Extra,
visited over Friday night with her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Kittell, in this
city.
Miss Makepeace Morris, of Allan
tic came to Audubon on Friday even,
ing to visit with her friend, Miss Greet
chen Nash.
Rev. Macintosh and d.. Thorn
as were in Atlantic first of the week to
attend meeting of the Council Bluffs
Presbytery. \
Mr.. w. II. Bowman came up from
Extra, Friday morning to get acquaint-
ed with his new granddaughter at the
Charles Wilde home.
Miss Reese, skilled nurse from
| Atlantic, arrived Saturday morning
to care for Mrs. r. G. Spencer, who
is under the care of a city physician.
Louie Bartlett went to Extra, Mon
day noon, to attend the funeral OF
Grandpa Schwab which took place
from the Congregational church there
that afternoon.
John A. Nash started on Monday
noon for Llano, Sonora, Old Mexico.
on business trip of two weeks, and
to try basking in the sunshine of that
far southern land
Mrs. Coleman, after pleasant
| visit here with relatives at the Charles
Mccoy home, and with other friends
returned to her home out at Ewing,
| Nebraska, FRIDAY.
The young ladies of the Catholic
church will give a card party at the
home of Mrs. b. r. CASTOR, Friday
evening next week at eight o'clock.
Everybody invited
-Chas. Kibler writes from Couer
De Lene, Idaho, that he and his wife
| are there on visit with his brother
Aaron. They will return to their
| Canada home toward spring.
| -Fifty-two weeks of contact with all
| the news of home, town, county, state,
country and all the world for $l.30,
which pays for The Weekly Inter
| Ocean and Farmer and this paper one
year.
Landlord r. j. Gilchrist and wife
gave late five-course dinner, Friday
evening, to party OF their friends,
the guests being Messrs. and Mesdames
John Ward, Frank S. Watts, John
Weighton.
Miss Bessie Rippey delightfully."-
entertained about a score of her young
lady friends at an indoor picnic, at
the residence of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Rippey, in this city, Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Charles Van Gorder and
Mrs. Wallace Van Gorder went down
to Extra, Saturday noon for O short
visit with their relatives, the Mrs.
Laura Delahoyde and Edwin Della
hoyde families.
Papers in the southern part of the
state are warning teachers to be on
their guard against making any con-
tract with any agents for books and
signing notes in payment for the same
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Miss Belle White, who had been
here on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. w.
w. Smith, journeyed to far as Newton
on last Friday to see other relatives,
from there she goes to Chicago and
then to her home at Silver City, New
Mexico.
Some farmers have had exception
. al results from their corn crop this
, wear. A tenant on the farm OF Mr..
| Sibson in the northern part of the
county had 40 acres that yielded so
bushels to the acre which brought 80
cents bushel or $45 an acre.
After good many years absence
Samuel Cobean of Okmalty, Oklahoma
dropped into Audubon last week to
renew acquaintance with his old
friends. He had been to Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania, to visit his mother.
, When the great battle was fought there
he was right In the midst OF 1t but as
l he was only four years OF age he