Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-27
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Mrs. Grant Jones of Extra, was IN
Tuesday.
Election day comes week from
next Tuesday.
Albert Cerenak went to Des Moines
Tuesday night.
Miss Ida Reynolds visited friends at
Hamlin, Tuesday.
Mrs. w. H. Cowles is away to Des
Moines this week.
-R. p Clark of Extra, was up to
Audubon Tuesday.
Call at Mrs Zaners for that Penn
sylvania Buckwheat flour.
Peter Ehlers and wife left Tuesday
for their home down in Oklahoma.
| Mrs. Jessie Jones of Extra, spent
Tuesday with friends in Audubon.
DR. A. l.. Brooks motored over to
Guthrie Center Tuesday afternoon.
-. G. Douthett, the barber in Settle
mire's shop, went to Omaha, Monday
Earl Waddell of Clarion, has been
visiting his uncle,S. w. Waddell inViola.
Harvey Moon anne down Yesterday
from Minnesota, to spend while here
husking corn.
w. j. Clark and wife, went to Wal
nut and Marine Tuesday, for visit
among friends.
-Rasmus Sorensen of Nebraska, was
here for few days to visit his brother,
Nels Sorensen.
w. w. Weston went to Omaha
yesterday, to visit his wife, who is still
in the hospital.
Peter Poulsen went to Council Bluffs
Saturday, to buy some machinery for
an elevator in his shop.
Emil Bilharz went to Nebraska
Tuesday TO husk his corn according TO
his statement when he left.
Mrs. S. F. Garmire and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. s. Il. Newell of Lincoln, were
down to Audubon, yesterday
Carl Conway of Atlantic, came up
Sunday but could not remain for the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Foley.
Mrs Frank Sampson entertained
number of ladies Saturday afternoon
for Mrs Lucille Brooks Kimbell.
A. A. Nelson of Oakfield, was up
Tuesday, and brings good words from
Republican friends in that section.
p. S. Carolan of Morris, Illinois,
and Agnes Collins of Atlantic were in
attendance at the funeral Tuesday.
Rev. A. B. Miller went to Atlantic
Tuesday to spend the day with the past
or of the Presbyterian church in that
city.
r.. j. McNabb, a cousin of Mrs.
Foley, was here to attend the funeral
His people used to live out west of Aud
ubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Hammond of
Walnut, visited the Garmire family i'm
Lincoln, on their way from Sac City
home.
Tom Williamson is off duty at the
light plant, because of an injury to his
shoulder by coming in contact with ma
chinery.
e. s. VanGorder and family have
gone to Des Moines. He will return
soon but Mrs. VanGorder will make an
extended visit
Mrs Nash returned last of the week
from attendance at several meetings of
the Federation; and Tuesday morning
went to Des Moines.
Rev. Mr.. Moore of Drake University,
was out Sunday to fill the pulpit of the
Christian Church, which he did to the
satisfaction of his congregation.
Peter Lauritsen, who had both arms
broken by falling from a load of hay in
the summer time, was about town Sat
urday in pretty good shape again.
MIR. and Mrs. Aldrich returned last
week FROM "Old Home Week" at Knox
vile, and visit to their daughter, Mrs
Booten in Pine county, Minnesota.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon. Iowa. 16tf
For Registered Shropshire,
Rams of good weight and quality.
Write me at Hamlin, Iowa, or phone.
1929 on line 81. VIM. l.. Clark. 37tf
-88 Northern Iowa and Southern
Minnesota farms for sale at the lowest
possible prices. G. E. MERIT,
39t Manning, Iowa.
Mrs. M. A. Kerwin of Iowa City,
was up to Audubon to visit her sons,
Dan and Will Kerwin. On Tuesday
she continued her journey to Omaha.
j. NJ. Ryerson and wife of Marengo,
were here over Sunday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Ping. They left Mon
day for Des Moines on their way home.
-Juhl Phillipsen, of near Brayton,
was up Monday. He used to run the
Sharon store, but says he is now trying
to make an honest living by farming,
L. NJ. Parsons, former teacher
here, was in town over Sunday, having
returned from the state of Oregon,
where he has been for three or four
years.
M o. Smith of Extra is a quiet mod
est fellow, but capable and Industrious
and would make an excellent sheriff of
this county. He should have every Re-
publican vote.
w. s. Clifford. former Audubon
boy who graduated from the Audubon
High school in 1887, is candidate for
Secretary of State out in Idaho, and will
probably be elected.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Rodholm of
Cleveland, Ohio, visited Extra over Sun
day where the minister preached to the
Danish congregation. They are soon
going to Portland, Maine