Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-06-02

Atlantic.
Il. S. Bridenstine was Des Moines
visitor Tuesday.
Chas. White made another trip to
Canada last week.
Mrs. ]. r. Chandler was calling on
Atlantic friends Tuesday.
George Stemm is home from a visit
down at Menlo, of a few weeks.
Mrs. Harry Cole is enjoying visit
from her sister, Edith Mckee, of Stuart
John Ward and his son John Ward
were business visitors in Extra Monday.
- Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish returned
Friday from a visit with her sister in
Atlantic.
Mrs. J. G.. Bridenstine went down
to Menlo, Tuesday for visit with her
relatives.
1t is expected that Ed Van Gorder
will reach his Audubon home some day
this week.
Mrs. j. F. Russell was down from
Fort Dodge Memorial Day to visit her
many friends.
Mrs. Uhl and husband, of Chicago,
came Monday for visit with her broth
er, j. +. Frazier
Lutte Lane returned yesterday from
Omaha where he had been with good
shipment of stock.
Russell Shelley and his bonny bride
departed Friday evening for their new
home down at Stuart
Grandpa William McLeran came
home from visit with his daughters
out in Nebraska Saturday.
IS. A. Richardson, former Audi
bon county citizen, returned from down
in Oklahoma last Saturday
Fred Vermilya and wife are expect
ed to arrive in Audubon from Trinidad,
Colorado, about June Fifteen.
kathryn and Margaret Donahue
finished teaching school here and went
home, down to Stuart, Saturday
Elmer Ellis was in Audubon yester-
dey to visit his parents, George Ellis
and wife, and went to Walnut at noon.
Belle Burnside is at Grinnell having
a good visit with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Wadsworth, and the j. M. McKarahan
family.
Mrs Gus Dettman who had been
here to visit her mother, Mrs. K. Lieb,
returned to her home at Valley Junction
Saturday.
Carl Hoover's face was all smiles
first of the week. Big bouncing boy
baby at his happy home since Sunday,
May 80 1910.
Editor Frank Mantz of the Manning
Monitor and family were down on last
evening to attend the class play at the
Opera House.
Mrs. William Barger from Fairfax,
South Dakota, passed through here to-
day to visit with W. j. Lancelot and
family at Extra.
Mrs. George r. spencer was uI
from her home near Hamlin Station on
Friday for short visit with her friend
Mrs. Mary Wilde.
Ella and May Farquhar came down
from Fort Dodge Sunday to pass Memo
rial Day and visit their brother, Arthur
Farquhar, and family.
LOST Pair of grab front glasses on
May 26, 1870 between the Chandler and
Kraus homes Finder please return the
\ same to Chandler home.
Mrs. T. g. Bryant and daughter
! Bonny Belle Bryant, of Newton were
here Tuesday to visit their relatives al
the w. W. Smith home.
"A new porch has been added to the
Charles Van Gorder residence, known
4 as the Ed Finch house, where c. III
h Reynolds and family now dwell.
j. NJ Cole and wife had jolly goot
4 visit with his cousin, w. X. Simpson
1 and wife, of Des Moines first of thu
week and they returned home Monday
e. N. Taggart departed for the
4 north part of the state Tuesday morn
n ing and Mr.. Steele, Fred Farley, JOIN
Twist went along to look for q farm t.
\ buy.
Theresa Smith finished her duties
as teacher of music and drawing in tn,
4 schools at Newton and returned monday
q to pass vacation time with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith
Those whose Cemetery Lots have
n been cared for by me can have the same
Y cared for this year. and others that ma,
4 want. l.. b. JENNINGS.
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Mrs. Walk Crees and her daughter
Beatrice Crees, were at Extra Friday +
be present at the graduation of tn
n High School Glass of which CARR
q Gault, member of her fathers house
n hold, was one of the class.
While working on the r. c. Spence
building last Friday brick fell and hi
: Mr.. Petersen one of the masons tun
ON the head that made such seal
wound that he was obliged to seek tn
~ aid of surgeon and cease labor for
al day or two.
= Edward johnson, Dan l.. Freeman
~ f. ID. Searles, Thomas Dayis, Nj. {
e Griffith, members of Ia Ga Zig Tempt
- Mystic Shriners went up into the desel
=, - about Fort Dodge last Friday night an
&C helped initiate class of thirty-fiv
- victims.
IN Lewis McGinnis, the son of Count
$. Clerk, l.. A. McGinnis, who had bee
rs operated on for appendicitis in hosp
ID tas out at Council Bluffs, reached hon
by Tuesday evening and his many frient
Of will be glad to know that he is rapid
b. regaining his usual good health.
of
,o Mel Masterson, who bought I'll
TO William Owen farm two miles soutl
I'd east of town, was in the city one ola