Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-08-12
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES
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Mrs. f. ~ Hensel was passenger
to Villisca Saturday.
Susie Law was calling ON her Extra
friends last of the week.
Albert Shupe and family returned
Friday from trip out of town.
John Norris made business trip to
Council Bluffs last of the week.
Joe Kevan took ride ON the Il ain
down to Brayton and back Friday.
Edith Anderson, of Coon Rapids is
here to visit her sister, Mrs. George
Porter.
Miss Leighty returned last Monday
evening from visit with friends down
at Dexter.
Matte Elwood went out to Omaha
first OF the week to pass few days with
relatives.
Hon. H. f. Andrews and J. G.. Pow
ell OF Extra We're up Friday calling on
their friends.
Mrs. M, b. Wonsmos is out at Min
den Nebraska, paying visit to her old
Henry Schneider came from Chicago
Saturday evening to pass few days
with homefolks in this city.
Minnie Mcclure returned last of
the week from the home of her brother,
VIII Mcclure, ont at Nicola.
j. j. Miller and wife, of Ute, arriv-
ed Saturday to visit with her sister, Mrs.
William Cloughly, and family.
The Misses Ella Hurd and Harriet
Bilharz journeyed down to Coifax on
Saturday to attend an assembly.
Frank Alice, who had been out at
Grand Junction, Colorado arrived last
Friday to visit his fathers family.
Lloyd Hays and his father, A. M.
Hays, started Monday for Stanley coun-
ty,. South Dakota, to look for farm.
James Blake and wife had q good
visit last of the week with their cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. McGinnis of Stuart.
Mary l.. Miller and daughter, from
Kansas City, arrived Saturday fora Wis
it with her sister, Mrs, George Laffiler.
-Lu McGinnis of Humboldt came
down Sunday to pass day or two with
homefolks at the l.. A. McGinnis resi-
dence.
Mrs Justin Quinby went up to
Spirit Lake last Friday to meet her hus-
band where they will pass a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. Miller of Omaha after a very
pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Madison Spencer returned to her home
Friday
F. w. Deem, the father of Mrs. F.
III. Adams, journeyed down to Axtel,
Kansas, last of the week to visit with
relatives.
Leslie Walker and wife, who had
been sojourning at Hyers, New Mexico,
arrived Friday and will again claim
Audubon as their home.
d. E. Stranger and family from
Atlantic ate dinner at the c. 4. Talbot
restaurant here Friday and then auto
modified on up to Lake Okoboji.
Byrd Phelps came back from a Wis
it to the old home at Milton, Vermont,
Monday. His daughters will not arrive
until about the first of September.
Charles Zion was in Brayton first
of the week to do some painting. He
is looking for his wife home from her
Wisconsin visit last of the week.
Will Brockway, son-in-law of Hi
Mendenhall, will soon begin the election
of a fine residence building alongside of
that now occupied by Mr.. Mendenhall.
Don Preston and his wife will start
next Monday for Cedar Rapids to pass
two weeks with her parents, Rev Mr..
Brown and wife, who now reside in that
city.
-Fairibee Ferguson of Stanhope who
had been here to visit with her uncle ID.
g.. Ross, went to Extra first of the week
to call on other relatives, the Wells
Ferguson family.
Mrs. Mae Gray of Oswego, Kansas,
who had been here to visit the family
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Nc
Ginnis, started on the homeward way
Monday evening.
Editor II. G. Spencer and family de-
parted Monday for Lake Okoboji where
they will pass the next two or three
weeks in boating and fishing i'm that
delightful place.
%. j. Smith, who once owned the
Love Estes farm in Melville but now re-
sides down at Indianola, was in Audu-
bon last Saturday shaking hands with
old time friends.
Mrs. Lawrence Kline and Mrs.
Elmer johnson went out to Omaha last
Monday, the former to study and pur-
chase new millinery goods and the latter
to call on friends.
Mrs George Hoover and daughter.
Jessie Hoover, were at the hospital in
Council Bluffs first of the week to see
Mrs. Hoover's sister, Ida Reynolds, who
went there for treatment.
Owen Davis and wife returned Mon
day from journey up into the Black
Hills. They think that a great country
with still greater future.
B. f. Simpson and John Connrardy
from the south part of the county visit
ed their son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
LATE Simpson, and Monday morning
took the train for Lake Okoboji
Emil BilharZ reached home Satur.
day from short stay down at Battle
Creek, Michigan. Mrs. Bilharz did not
come with him but will tarry yet few
days at that health-giving resort.
Esther White returned Friday from
an outing of fortnight and pleas
ant visit with her sister, Mrs. Florence
Robinson ont at Fort MORGAN Colora-
do, and at other points in that state
The Misses Jennie Donaldson, Belle
Donaldson, of southeast part of the
county; Emmaline Spencer and Eta
Spencer, of near Hamlin Station; were
in Audubon Friday calling on friends