Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-04
Walter Copeland Of Council hin

| waiter Copeland or Council Bluffs
who is secretary TO our Congressman
Hon. Walter |. Smith, spent yesterday
with friends in Audubon and probably
sized mp the political situation for his
chief in this part of the district.
Mrs. Humiston was called to Car
roll Saturday morning by the death of
Mrs, Scott her brothers wife. The
message arrived too late for the train
and Dr. Brooks drove her mp i'm his
auto, The funeral was heldat Webster
City.
Il. ID. Phelps and three daughters
rerched Audubon Monday morning
August the first having spent the sum
mer in California They returned by
way of Frisco and Salt Lake. In Yves
tern Colorado they We're delayed twenty
hours by washouts.
"A. III. Dollahide and wife with their
daughter Mrs. Chas. Huntsberger and
son 5 wife Mrs. Bert Dollahide have re.
turned from Ardmore, South Dakota
after an absence of about year and a
half. They proved up on their claims
and will remain here.
Prof Theodore Madsen who is in
charge of the manual training depart.
ment of the High School at Riverside,
California, left ON Friday for his home
having been here to visit his brother,
Peter Madsen, whom he had not seen
for twenty three years.
Clarence Drake went to Clarinda,
Saturday, to visit his brother, Don and
wife. From there he will go to Mime.
apolis TO attend the Typographical Con
vention to which he is delegate. He
will then return by way of Cherokee to
visit his brother, Frank.
Joe III. Ross has bought the Zaner
horse which was advertised for sale in
this paper last week He gets u fine
animal and good single driver but had
to pay a good price for it, When he
gets fine new surry he and his family
will enjoy their new outfit.
w. G. and Charles Elliott drove to
Atlantic Friday evening in their motor
car and were accompanied by Warren
Dudley. When they returned Saturday
morning they brought with them Ar
thur and Margaret, son and daughter of
Rev. A. +. Griffith who spent the day
here and returned home in the evening.
Rev. DR.. A. Il. Griffith and wife
pastor of the NJ. f. Church in Atlantic
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. L. Crawford
in their auto to Audubon Monday
night to hear Bishop Mcdowell who
was guest of the Crawfords when he
held the Conference there five or six
years ago. DR., Griffith is one of the
leading ministers of the Des Moines
Conference.
Carl Forsbeck had message on
Saturday from the police department at
Waterloo advising him that his home
had been burglariZed and asking him to
come at once to describe missing articles
Mrs. Forsbeck is a painter of china and
had about 500 worth of such goods i'm
their home but how much or what was
taken we do not know. They went up
Saturday night.
That Audubon people enjoy seeing
n good game of base ball was evidenced
by the fact that some 80 or 90 fans at
tended the game ut Manning Sunday in
which Lake City took the big end of
the money, also the game, by score of
2 to o. The game was a good one and
almost entirely free from rotten de-
cisons and rag chewing which makes a
game all the more interesting.
DIR. w, U. Hammer, one of Allan.
tics successful dentists, and wife and
Mr. and Mrs. Clark drove up Sunday
in the doctors automobile, took in the
afternoon session Of the Chautauqua
called on few friends and then drove
home in the cool of the evening. Dr.
Hammer was formerly associated with
DIR. l.. j. Oldaller in Extra, but now has
u growing practice in his new location
at Atlantic. Mrs. Clark was formerly
Roxie Huyck of Extra. All parties had
a good word for the Chautauqua.