Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-16
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Automobile livery.


Chris Olsen returned Friday from q
business trip out of town.
James Law reached home Sunday
from his big farm in North Dakota.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish passed last
Sunday with her sister in Atlantic.
Special meeting of the Masonic Blue
Lodge tomorrow night for work in the
first degree.
Mrs. Harry Cole was called to Stu
art Friday by the word that her mother
was quite ill.
Clifford Brooks was here from Iowa
City part of last week visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Frank Hays, who had been working
in Missouri the past summer arrived at
home Sunday noon.
Mrs. Rem Phelps of Atlantic came
up Friday night to visit her parents, j..
G. johnson and wife.
William Cloughly started Saturday
for Winnipeg, Canada, to look after his
landed interest up there.
Mrs. Leslie Walker went down to
Oskaloosa Friday to join her husband
who is sojourning there.
Mrs. John Graham and the children
passed Sunday with her brother, Henry
Kruger, down at Extra.
-Alonzo Potter and family have gone
down about Independence, Missouri,
for visit with relatives.
While Ed Finch attended to bust
uess in the north part of the state his
wife visited relatives at Lake City.
For sale, 30 registered Shropshire
Rams of good weight and quality.
51tf VIM. l.. CLARK, Hamlin, Iowa.
--Wolly Wonsmos passed last Satur-
day very pleasantly with her friend
Essie Stout at the telephone Office in
Atlantic.
Colonel R.rN. Carper arrived home
Friday from his North Dakota visit and
reports everything hourishing in that
country.
Roy Willett. who ran the first pic
ture show in Audubon, is conducting %
like institution at Griswold in connec-
ton with theatre.
M. F. Kerwin, hiSwife and daugh-
ter Agnes and niece, Esther Kerwin, all
departed last of the week for Kansas
City to visit relatives.
Mail Carrier William Reese and
wife are enjoying visit from his moth
er who arrived from her Montana home
last Sunday to visit them.
M. s. Golf of Melville township has
purchased the $50 acre farm belonging
to Sam Smith, adjoining the town of
Wichita, for $S5 an acre.
j. C. Wilson was at Des Moines over
Sunday to see his daughter, Mrs. Ben
Fritz, who was slightly injured some
time ago in a runaway.
May and Nora Hunt arrived home
Saturday morning from the Pacific coast
where they had passed three months
with friends and sight seeing.
Harry Watts came out from Des
Moines Saturday evening and remained
until Sunday noon with his father, Mr..
+. s. Watts, who has been quite ill.
The C. III. Stocking family of Audn-
bon was visited last week by their rela-
tive Garlic Gates, former Extra girl,
whose home is at Kalispell, Montana.
Miss Rose Pratt and her sister Miss
Eta Pratt arrived from their home up
at Boone last of the week and can be
fonnd at the Fred Vermilya millinery
store trimming just a duck of bonnet.
Ed and Elmer johnson went down
to Chicago Saturday with five carloads
of fat cattle They have ten more car
loads which will follow during Septem-
ber
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Scherf mourn
the loss of their infant baby who died
Friday and after funeral services Sun
day afternoon the little form was laid
away in the Audubon Cemetery.
Ruth Watson, who makes her home
with Mrs. Simon Hanson, departed on
Monday for Cedar Falls to resume her
studies at the Iowa State Teachers Col
lege in that city.
Scott Linn, the former brakeman on
the Audubon Branch, has moved down
to Valley Junction where Mr.. Linn was
promoted to the position of freight con
ductor with headquarters at the juno.
ton.