Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-06-23
G. S, McLeran, D. D. s. Office over
Smiths Drug Store. Audubon.


"A Chorus of Sixty voices on the
! Fourth.
Automobile races at Atlantic June
20 and 30.
Miss Susie Musson went to Anita
Tuesday.
j. H. Maharg has returned from
Missouri
Mrs. Chas. Bagley visited in Allan
tic last week
Miss Rose Frazier is visiting friend;
down at Menlo.
John Norris went to Atlantic Tues
day on business.
Mrs. Sarah Musson went to Boone
vile on Saturday.
Mr.. Wright returned Tuesday from
a trip to Atlantic.
The races down at Atlantic will be
given June 30 and 3d.
Jim Blake is away on trip into
South Dakota this week.
Doctor Burnside goes to Des Moines
with patients for the hospital
If you are interested in horse races
go down to Atlantic Jone 80 and 30.
The county superintendent is busy
conducting examinations this week.
Our Chautauqua looms up pretty
large this week. Get ready to attend
j. M. Graham returned on Monday
from business trip to South Dakota
We remind our friends that we
have eight Chautauqua tickets at 81 SO
Mrs Chef Caldwell who had been
up to Ruthven returned Monday night
Doctor J. p. Morley is at Anita at
tending the Mithodist district confer
ence.
Mildred Morrissey, who has been
teaching in Des Moines, returned home
Tuesday.
John Norris is home from Canada
well pleased with that country and the
prospects
Automobile and horse racing at
Atlantic on the Goth and Both of June
See program.
Mrs. Wichman of Ithaca, Nebraska
is here on visit with her sister Mrs
Schlesselman.
Mrs ]. b. Connrardy was up from
Extra Friday to visit her daughter Mrs
LATE Simpson.
John Horning left Monday evening
for visit with his fathers people in
South Dakota,
Fred Nielsen and bride of Council
Bluffs visited last week at the home of
John G. Jensen.
IT. H Turner's father who is "a
years of age is paying a visit at the
home of his son.
q G. MADDEN of Sioux City went
down to George r. Spencer's home yes
terday for visit.
Rev. Harvey and wife of Manning
went to Anita yesterday to attend the
district conference.
-Nels Nielsen and Kathrine Jensen
have been issued a license to marry
since our last issue.
Bert Eaton and wife came home on
Monday evening from visit with their
friends up at Fonda.
The Fourth of July this year will
come on Monday July 4, beginning very
early in the morning,
Judge Green went to Des Moines
today to attend the annual meeting of
the State Bar Association
E. A. Taggart brought in two hogs
last week that together weighed $50
pounds and received $68.40.
Merle Rippey and wife came from
Guthrie Center Sunday to visit with his
parents L. Rippey and wife.
William Northup and wife returned
Monday from pleasant visit with rela-
tives at Iowa City and Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard of Gam
Valley, South Dakota, are here caring
for his sick sister Mrs. HI. G. Leach.
Preaching service next Sunday in
the M. +. church at Ross at Three
O'clock, by Doctor Morley of Audubon.
Mrs. Judge Green came home from
Colfax yesterday where she has been
sojourning for the benefit of her health.
Mrs. Wilson Burnside has returned
from visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Wadsworth, down at Grinnell.
W. A. Mutt left on Tuesday to resume
his work at Enid, Oklahoma, where he
is making good on the Enid Daily Eagle.
Mrs. Otto Witthauer of Extra was
visiting on Friday and Saturday with
her sister, Mrs. Charles Wilde, of this
city.
L. B. Jennings is having neat and
coy addition built onto his cottage
home, high upon the east hill in this
city.
ID d. Sampson and l.. G. Kopp went
to Des Moines yesterday, the latter tt
the Methodist Hospital for further treat
ment.
Charles Reynolds is up in Kos
south county this State visiting with
his daughter and taking look at the
country.
Cushion lost from Automobile Sat
urday when returning from Atlantic
Finder will please return to Mr.. Petty
or Doctor Brooks, at Audubon.
Rev. J. III. Smoke of Neville was in
town Tuesday with Mr.. Charles Aller
of Viola with whom he and Mrs Smoke
are visiting, the ladies being sisters
Postmaster Williams and John w
Blake of Atlantic passed through Audi
bon yesterday for the lakes. The latt
er is the Democratic candidate for the
Office of state auditor.
Il. S. Bridenstine returned from g
visit to his farm near Siox Falls, up In
South Dakota, this morning. He re
ports that crops are looking we'll though