Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-07-28
@. s, McLeran, o. D. S. office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.

his brother at Anita.
George Bickelhaupt went to Nebras-
ka Monday on business.
Mrs. Joe Elwood went to Red Oak
Saturday to visit a sister.
Nettie Morrissey has gone up to
Independence, Iowa, to visit
Carl Conway came up from Allan
TIC Sunday returning Monday.
--Jens Werner was passenger out to
Walnut Saturday to visit relatives.
Miss Dora Larsen went out to Pierre
South Dakota last week to visit an aunt
Anna Henderson went down to Des
Moines Friday to pass Sunday with her
| friends.
Mrs. Brand of Murray was here the
past week to visit her sister Mrs. Hiram
Mendenhall.
James Bradford came from Musca-
tine Friday to attend the funeral of his
aunt Mrs. Somner.
Mrs. l.. G. Christofferson came home
Saturday from good visit with friends
at Marine and Atlantic.
Mrs. Wilson Burnside and daughter
Belle Burnside were with Des Moines
friends part of the week.
j. M. Renftle and sister, Robert
Rachel and Miss Esther White returned
from the lakes on Saturday.
Theresa Smith journeyed down to
Clarinda Monday to visit her sister Mrs.
Don Drake and other friends.
j. NJ. Graham and E. L. Finch
made trip to South Dakota the last
week in their farming interests.
Mrs. Ed Johnson and her mother
Mrs. Mahlon Boyd went down to st.
Charles Friday to visit relatives.
William Northup, his brother Har-
ry and their wives went up to Okoboji
Lake Tuesday by the automobile route
e. N. Taggart and c. H. Reynolds
have gone to north Iowa to see that
good country and perhaps buy some of it
Mrs. Ed F. johnson went south of
Des Moines last week to visit her uncle,
Oscar Poulson, who has been very sick.
George Kness writes from Clarinda
saying he is very much improved and
anxious to come home to his family
again.
Mrs. Miles Kness went to Extra on
Saturday between trains to meet Mrs.
George Kness who was coming in from
the farm.
j. w. Fulton came from Atlantic
Saturday to visit his son Doctor Fulton.
The father is badly crippled in the hand
by rheumatism.
Oliver Lovelace son of John Love
lace was able to come to town last Sat
urday after an illness of two or three
weeks with fever.
| Al Evans from Nebraska and Harry
Evans and wife from Atlantic arrived
Monday to visit their mother and other
relatives in Audubon.
Mrs. Kirkendall, mother of Mrs. A.
M. Hays, came from Council Bluffs on
Saturday to visit. Master Leo Hays
went to Atlantic to meet her.
George Bickelhaupt came home on
Friday from Canada where he had been
on business trip. He reports parts of
the dominion as being very dry.
Registered Shorthorn COWS and
heifers and bulls for sale.
26tf G.. w. StetZel.
Phone 21A21-11, Audubon, Iowa.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. left
Charley Elliott with his auto party
returned from Lake OkOboji on Friday
making the run of 40 miles in an easy
way from 10 in the morning to in the
evening.
Mr.. Carl Killion who had been EN-
ployed in the Advocate Office during the
past year left for his home down at
Moulton, Saturday, where he will work
in his fathers office.
| Frank A. johnson and wife drove
to Atlantic Friday afternoon to meet
their friends Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Por-
ter of Woodland, suburb of Chicago,
who come for visit.
"A telegram came on Saturday morn
ing from William Shupe at Tacoma,
Iowa, to Albert Shupe who lives out
| Il
is dead, funeral Sunday.
| Clark Rutherford, the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rutherford, near
Ross was in town Friday nursing a
broken left forearm which he sustained
the day before by being pitched off a
hay rack.
Hon. H. T. Rainey who lectures
before the Chautauqua on Friday even
ing on the question as to whether or not
the people shall rule is Democratic
member of Congress from Illinois and
said to be good speaker.
j. G. jerks and family with Ben
X. Roderick from Gales burg, Illinois,
and Vernard II. Roderick from Dedham
Iowa, spent delightful day, at Wall
Lake Sunday. The boys have been
visiting their relatives up in Viola this
week.
Several parties motored out to Oma-
ha Monday to attend the Aviator's Ex-
hibition that was pulled off in that city
Among them were f. A. Beason and
family, II. A. Arnold and his family,
Wilbur Kennels and wife, Chef Cald-
we'll and wife.
j. w. Henry went down to Redfield
Saturday to meet his wife who has been
visiting in that community. When they
return he will not go to Texas as he had
expected but locate in West Audubon
on lot number three, being the Prior
Darland five acres south of the brick
yards where J. s. Dennis lived last year.
Mr.. Henry intends to develop chicken
ranch.
President Longwell of Highland
Park writes us that as in past years
that College will grant free scholar
ship in the Normal Department to one
young person from this county upon the
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