Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-07-14
circus next Saturday

Two Chautauqua tickets for sale at |
this Office at 81 80 each,
&C. H. Earhart left for his home in
Des MONIES yesterday noon.
Our merchants received a carload |
of peaches Monday afternoon
Something for the boys and girls in
this paper See Chautauqua adj.
Mrs Lars C. Christofferson went to
Atlantic Monday to visit friends.
Leila Zaner returned Monday even
ing from visit with friends in Atlantic
May Reinemund returned Tuesday
from visit with relatives at Corning.
Mrs Charles Layland and children
went to Atlantic Tuesday to visit rela
tives.
r. M. Dickey and wife have return
ed to their home up ut Norwich, Moth
Dakota.
Mrs. r. j. Creveling has been enter
tanning Miss Ada Rubel of Omaha the
last two weeks.
Joe H. Ross and family have been
visiting his people up at Cedar Rapids
the last week
Father Hundt of Extra came mp
this morning to spend the day with
Father Mcdonald.
We still have some Chautauqua
tickets for sale at $3.50. If you want
one telephone us about it.
Miss Train arrived from Hampton
Tuesday evening to pay her brother o,
b. Train and wife visit.
Coon and McFadden will be on
deck next week with an advertisement
of their new clothing store.
Mrs. f. b. Cousins has been nursing
a sprained foot the past week caused by
slipping on the cellar stairway.
Rev A: A. Mitchell filled the pulpit
of the M. f. Church, last Sunday
preaching two excellent sermons.
Agent Humiston sold forty-two tick
cts for Carroll Wednesday the attraction
being Ringing Brothers big circus.
H. b. Wilson and wife went down
to Corning Tuesday to visit their son
in-law Frank Reinemund and family.
Charles Elliott drove up to Okoboji
yesterday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sampson and Miss Cora Layland
Mrs. George Townsend went over
to Charleston, Illinois, last night to visit
with her daughter Mrs Edith Hinkle.
The home of Doctor A. l.. Brooks
is looking fine in that new paint applied
by George Townsend and his assistants
Harry Watts and his bride are ex-
pected here this evening from Omaha
on their return from Yellowstone Park. |
Mrs. j. II. Chandler went to Extra |
Tuesday, to do some missionary work |
for the Chautauqua which begins July
~.
| Mrs Elmer Ellis retained to her
home at Walnut yesterday accompanied
| by Miss Ada Kittell who went for a
visit.
H S. Beck with who was known here
by many people as a representative OF a
patent grinder is said to have died in
| April
| Rev. A. b. Miller and wife delight
fully entertained her Sunday School
class on the lawn at the Manse Tuesday
evening.
His many friends will be sorry to
learn that G. L. Christensen of the Andu
bon Hardware Company has been very
sick this week.
Rev. G. ID. Wendell of Viola, accom-
panied by his brother-in- law, @. w.
Koenig, of White, South Dakota, was
in town, Monday.
John Sherman and family are TAX
ing much comfort in that big forty
horse power Oakland bought of Shin
gledecker and johnson.
! IS. Z. Hunter of Omaha who had
visited here with his father-in-law G.
H. Stocking returned home yesterday,
the children remaining yet for awhile.
j. II. Wright and family arrived
| from Redfeld Tuesday evening and are
living in the Christian parsonage. He
is timer for the Audubon Hardware
Company
An operation to remove adenoids
was performed upon little Arnold Spen-
GER, the son of Mayor Spencer this week,
and the lad came through it all right
and ready for his play next day.
Mrs. Lloyd Hays is soiourning with
her mother Mrs Thomas Elwood near
Extra. Mrs. A. NJ Hays and daughter
Goldie Hays went along Tuesday to see
that she got safely to the end of her
| journey.
-" A ten-pound boy at our house last
night " said Frank Wilson as he slapped
us on the shoulder when he came down
town this morning, July IA, 1910, and
we join with many others in congratu-
lations.
Banker Korns of the Modern Wood
men has paid out during the last six
months. average of little more than
a million dollars month for death
losses and the expenses connected with
that great organization
Doctor Carrie Detwiler- Underhill
writes from BURNER, Utah, where they
are now located She says the soil and
climate are ideal for fruit and they like
the place very much Plentyo irrigated
land there at $500 to $4,000 an acre.
Mrs. Eliza Scott the widow of John
Scott who at one time was recorder OF
the county, left for her home at Clyde
, Park, Montana, yesterday. She had
, been here on visit with her brothers
Colonel II. n. Carper and NJ. l.. Carper
"A. II. Dollahide and wife who went
to Ardmore, South Dakota, q year and
half ago will prove up on their claim
shortly and then return to Audubon
about the first of August They are not
located where the Hudlers and Horn
ings are but about one hundred fifty
miles southwest of there and in the
extreme south western part of the state
i'm Fall River county.