Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-06-03

-Nishnabotna is said to mean
Crossed by a boat"
John A. Nash is expected home
this week from Mexico.
Ed Prick has returned from his
recreation up at Lake Okoboji.
George Bickelhaupt is away on a
trip to Canada to look at his land.
"A washout below Hamlin caused
the train to be late Wednesday morn.
ing.
j. II. Chandler and wife attended
the Odd Fellows meeting at Atlantic
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnes of Bayard
have been here on a visit with Prof.
aud Mrs. Mantz.
Mrs. Markley of Brayton returned
home Tuesday from a visit with rela.
tives up at Gray.
Mrs. Flynn, OF Stuart. who visited
here for a week with the family Of John
Alt went home Tuesday.
Mrs. Sanford Wilson returned
Tuesday from Guthrie Center where
she had been with friends.
Mrs. I'll. FL. Gerken OF Greenfield
came up yesterday to visit her daugh.
ter the wife OF Rev. A. b. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans c.. Hansen are
anticipating q visit from her mother,
Mrs. w. III. Harrison, of Creston.
"A stort bal will be given June 5,
at Danish Brotherhood Hall to which
"Alle Danske Venglist Indbudt."
Misses Clara and Ruth Anderson
we're with their Extra relatives for q
few hours Memorial Day afternoon.
Miss Dunn, night operator at
central isenjoying q months vaca-
ton from her nerve-straining duties.
Rev. w. L. Harvey of Extra was
up to Manning Tuesday and stopped
over night here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Renftle.
The builders of the new cement
bridge down by the Nash farm have
put in a temporary wooden bridge for
the present.
Mrs. VIII Cunningham, who had
been visiting here, took the train last
evening for Springfield, Missouri, to
visit Q sister.
e. N. Taggart left Tuesday even
ing for Alberta, Canada, accompanied
by Hon. j. &. Bonwell ard John
Makes OF Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Of Shelby
returned home Yesterday after a visit
here with friends. Mrs. Marshall used
to be Esther McFadden.
That fine little team driven by
James Keightly on his mail wagon
belongs to Rev. Mr.. Schlesselman of
the Evangelical church.
Licenses have been issued to Clair
r. Harvey and Edith Morey; Chris r.
Beck and Anna Mumgaard; Nels G..
Nielsen and Vita r, Petersen,
Sunday pair of horses belong
ing TO Charles Trunnell showed their
nerve and skill by walking on the ties
OF a 4O-foot bridge up toward Ross.
Three girls and then a boy, Is the
way the family record reads at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Buck
since Tuesday noon when baby George
made his arrival.
Roy Mccain cashier OF q bank up
at Willow City, North Dakota, sur
prised o lot OF friends by dropping 10
yesterday unannounced. He used to
live v In Melville township.
In addition to persons named else
where as going to Canada, Wesley
Switzer. John MCGUIRE, Jens G. Chris
Jensen and Jens o. Christensen are
also making the trip this week.
Found, by d. d. Sampson, Mon.
day evening, near the home OF II. w.
Stearns, O WOODEN shawl. The owner
can have IL by calling on Mr.. Samp
son and paying Is cents for this notice
The graduation class gave a fare
we'll dance In Maccabee hall last Fri
day afternoon from 2 to 4 O'Clock
which was greatly enjoyed by the
young people. John Rodam furnish
ed the music.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Fl. Ross who
spent a week with his people In Cedar
Ieupluo ICtuIbOu ldob WCOh. IhCy WOIO
at the time the mayor was shot by q
burglar and created great excitement
throughout the city. For nearly q
week several houses were entered every
night and created great alarm among
the people,
"A very enjoyable dance was given
In Maccabee hall Tuesday night under
the management of Feeder Smith and
Carlos Hollenbeck, there being between
so and 60 couples In attendance. 1t
was an invitation aff air and the music,
which was pronounced excellent, was
furnished by Messrs. Rodam, Wons-
mos and Kennels.
Jake Burkhart Is home from
Guthrie county after a siege OF several
weeks In the hospital at Guthrie Gen.
ter, where he underwent an operation
for mastoids, which Is q very painful
and dangerous disease. The surgeons
cut through the bone back of the ear
and inserted q tube to carry of the
pus caused by Inflammation Of the in
ternal III
The editors family have the pleas
ure this week of entertaining Mrs.
Ellen Mcclure OF Upton, Ia, who
stopped here Monday on her way home
from a visit among relatives at Coun.
Gil Bluffs, and at Lincoln and other
points in Nebraska. Among them was
her brother, John Lett, who is q Past
Commander OF the Grand Army In that
state. When she was o little girl six
years of age, her parents located In
Upton and she has lived on that same
corner continuously for GO years. Mrs.
McClures' husband died last December
at the advanced age OF SO years, and
judging from her appearance and ac-
tivity she may live to be a hundred.
Here's hoping that she may.
Mrs. Don Preston elegantly enter
tained a company of eighteen ladies,
at her home. last Tuesday afternoon.