Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-11
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Big dance tonight, NJ. w. A. Hall
Get them today. 25 little photos
for % cents. Gem Theatre.
Eva Smith left Monday evening fol-
visit with relatives at Sioux City.
Alice Kopp is again at her duties al
the Big Store after short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bilharz returned
this morning from their Euporean trip.
Wind up the day at the NJ. w. A.
Hall, Big Dance. Five piece orchestra
Miss Susie Musson went down to
Atlantic, Wednesday, to visit short
time.
Ray Booten is now behind the
counters at the Rippey & Porter
bakery.
Rev. G.. B. Christensen departed
Tuesday for Council Bluffs on short
business trip.
| Just short time. 25 photos for q
cents. Ifyou want them, get them now,
Gem Theatre.
H. W. Wilson returned home from
Fort Dodge where he had been to a
trap shoot Sunday.
j. E. Downing and wife of Omaha
arrived here, Tuesday to visit her brot-
her, James Murphy. @
R. G. Spencer and family departed
Monday for short visit with relatives
and friends in Atlantic.
Developing and finishing for anna
tours. Work guaranteed, Bliven,
Gem Theatre.
Miss Basham of Extra who was
visiting Mrs. E. b. Holmes left for her
home last Saturday.
Frank Niklason shipped out car
of horses and mules over the northwest
ern last Saturday evening.
Richard Owen took out new gas,
oline engine Monday to use in various
capacities about the place.
Miss Nina Hibbs of Nebraska ar
rived here last Thursday evening and is
visiting among her friends here.
Mrs. G. Dettman of Valley Junction
arrived in town Saturday and has been
visiting among relatives this week.
Mrs. J. C. Boyer and daughter,
Muriel, departed Tuesday evening for
Lewis and Lorah to visit relatives.
S. G. Curtis and family accompanied
by Miss Dennis, automobiled to the
woods Sunday for days outing.
Mr.. William Laurie and wife of Mys-
tic, Iowa, spent Sunday with his sister,
Mrs HI. w. Lowther in this city.
We learn that By Campbell, left
Extra, Monday for Battle Creek, Mich.
where ne hopes to regain his health.
H. H. Buck, proprietor of the north
livery barn, went to Avoca last Satur-
day to attend to matters of business.
Mrs. Albert Strutz who has been
visiting the Curtis families left for her
home in Walnut the first of the week.
q The Misses Edith and Wren Lane de,
parted Monday for Henry county to
spend week visiting among relatives.
"A. M. Curriers' home on Church
street has another appearance from the
finishing touches of the painters brush
-Evert Norton returned home from 8
trip to the lakes Saturday, where he
had been combining business and plea
sure.
DIR. G. G.. Rasmussen and wife are
the parents of fine boy that came tC
their home on north church street Sun
day.
Mr.. Hawk, the popular grocery
clerk at the Big store, is visiting his
wife and other relatives in Kansas this
week.
Miss Hazel Bryant of Newton arriv
ed in the city Tuesday to visit at the
home of her cousin, Miss Theressa
Smith.
Mrs. S. Neff of Atlantic returned
home, Monday after short visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Sherm
Wright.
Julius Rasmussen moved his family
Monday to the farm half mile west o.
Bradleyville lately occupied by l.. G
Jensen.
Homer Booten and Clifford Elwoot
went to Lewis, Sunday, where they
worked as batteries for the Lewis Bas'
Ball Club.
Mrs. NJ. HI. Cole and son, David, o
Lewis and Miss Joy Hart of Nebraska
arrived in the city, Tuesday, to visit a
the Fred Hale home.
Miss Georgia Cooley who is working
in Manning arrived in the city, Wednes
day to visit her grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Cornelius Gates.
Mrs. Gladys Spenle who has BEEF
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
B. Wilson, departed for her home il
Chicago last Saturday. a.a
Miss Nellie Weldy who clerks il
Bilharzs' store left Sunday for low
City where she will spend her week
vacation with relatives.
e. F. McKellips who has been her
the past month canvassing to make hi
college expenses departed last week fC
Dakota to work for time.
Mrs. John Schroeder and childre
: of near Gray passed through Audubon
. Wednesday on their way to ByreaI
Illinois, to visit her mother.
J Miss Emma Smethers of souther
4 Kansas, arrived in the city Monday
4 visit at the home of her aunt, Mr.
I Sylvester AIRY, for month.
Miss Theresa Smith returned HON
n Monday, from Clarinda where she hi
!. been the past two weeks visiting at Il
home of her sister, Mrs. Don Drake.
Registered Shorthorn cows al
heifers and bulls for sale.
r 26tf G. W. Stetzel
: Phone 21A21-11, Audubon, Iowa.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can 81
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