Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-24
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heSuay evening.
Mrs. w, II. Cowles is making visit
up at FIT. Dodge.
Hon H. f. Andrews was up from
Extra Tuesday to attend court.
-Chas. Johnson of Stuart came up
last evening for visit with relatives.
e. A. Beason and S. A. McHargue
Went to Omaha Tuesday. Automobile
show.
e. S. VanGorder, Dr. Childs and
! Grant Jacobs are seeing the auto show
at Omaha.
Mrs. Verna Fiscus of Dexter came
up Tuesday to visit her cousin, Mrs
John Gardner.
Frank Sampson and wife went to Des
Moines yesterday for visit with his
brother Harry.
Rev Il. c. Granner of Ross was
down last evening to meet his friend
! Rev. Mr.. Faust of Waterloo.
The Misses Francis and Nellie Slew
ersike OF Cambridge are here on a visit
to their sister Mrs. Ira Baird.
Mrs. Emil Bilharz entertained her
Sabbath School class last Saturday even
ing, serving them with IA fine supper.
Geo. 4. Kellogg says that hall of
that 1000 acres advertised last week has
been sold and more OF it going every day.
Mrs. Kinear of Atlantic returned
home Tuesday after visiting her brother
John l.. kinear out northwest of town.
We are pleased to note that the lit
tie child OF MIR. and Mrs. Il. A. Beason
who was SO ill week ago is very much
improved.
Mrs. A. M. Hays and her daughter
Mrs. Lawrence Kline came home Mon
day from u visit with relatives out at
Council Bluffs.
l. w. Wright with his nephew and
niece, Mr.. ana Mrs. Clay Wright. went
over to Guthrie Center Friday for II visit
among relatives,
Berthe Nicholson returned from up
at Rochester last of the week saying the
surgeons there decided he was not in
need of an operation.
bought the nice home of g. L. Coon for
N1pOp tiho WI bioNp hGiO Nhph MI
Coon can give possession.
Professor Hooker of lei Reno, drop
ped into Audubon on Thursday evening
and remaiued over for day shaking
hands with some of his numerous friends
"A box social will be held at school
house No. in Leroy township on Fri
day evening March4, 1910. The teach
er, Miss EclSles, invites everybody to
attend.
Superintendent Harry p Smith went
down to Atlantic Friday evening to at
tend meeting of the county teachers
association that night and all day of
Saturday.
| John CoZine was down to Audubon
Tuesday evening To meet MIR. and Mrs.
| William Hope OF Atlantic who came up
for visit. Mrs Cozine and Mrs Hope
are sisters.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Peacock of Morris,
Illinois, arrived last evening to visit her
cousin Alex Caldwell. She used to live
here and now has returned bringing with
her husband to whom she has Just
| been married.
Sam Schartf was in town Sunday
from his south county home and inform
ed us that himself and family would
shortly moveup to Fillmore, in Saskatch :
avian Province, Canada, to reside.
Tuesday morning brought us quite
a snowstorm but fortunately it did not
last long nor drift enough to make very
much trouble for the railroads. The
temperature is running pretty low.
According to Geo. +. Kellogg s
standard thermometer January q was
the coolest day-l1 degrees below zero
and February 23 the next coolest day
this winter-l4 degrees below zero
The school election will be held in
the Independent District of Audubon ON
Monday, March IA, for the election of q
director to succeed V. l.. Culver and q
treasurer to succeed +. 5. VanGorder.
Mrs. N. A. Zion went to Nevada,
Friday, to enter the Advent hospital for
treatment. She was accompanied by
4 Mrs. Walter Fredericksen add Miss Bes-
sic Ping who went to see their mother,
Mrs. Robert Ping. who is soiourning
there for the benefit of her health.
For SALEl Special prices will be
|, made on several Short horn bulls if
taken within the next ten days This
is done to make room for cattle to be
sold on March 30, 1910. The sale on that
date will be almost exclusively COW
and heifer sale. EARL MAHARG,
Audubon, Iowa.
: Chris Haderer has bought house
, and u acres of land in Stuart only four
blocks from the post office. We under
stand the family will move down there
soon but that he will finish some work
here before he goes. Mr.. Haderer is q
fine carpenter and reliable man. The
family will be missed by many friends
in Audubon.
j Marriage licenses have been issued
to Clyde Boehme and Carrie Stephenson;
William Layland and Olive Grace Cope
land; Oliver b. Carpenter and Opal h.
Prather; George Altman and Mae
Campbell: Geo. III. Schwab and Maude
Agnes FTedericks; .Jens J. Anderson and
Martha M. Madsen; Joseph Moody and
:. Rose Mease; Jesse Higgins and Lydia
Bucl1ner.
A reunion of the Merrick family
took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis b. Jennings in Audubon, Iowa,
on Friday, February III, 1910, there being
present besides the host and hostess and
their family, Mr.. Arthur +. Merrick, OF
: Salt Lake City, Utah who goes to Seattle,
+ Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Mer.
, rick and family, of Atlantic Iowa. who
/ go to Culbertson. Montana; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank b. Heath and family, OF
Extra. Iowa One other brother. Mr..
: Fred p. Merrick, of Delevan Wisconsin,
) could not be present, but he and his
/ wife, Edith Merrick, sent nice letter
| of regret to their relatives here. This