Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-09-01
See Webster for potatoes. Phone 5

Op0Td.
John Reuchling went to Des Moline
Sunday for the fair
Lula Sheets visited with friends ii
Atlantic over Sunday.
Chas, Elliott took load of people
to Des Moines, Saturday.
Steve Morrissey departed Monda,
for Harlan on short business trip.
&C. d. Booten spent several days a
the Harlan fair returning on Friday.
&C. II. Reynolds is building new
barn on his newly acquired property.
See advertisement about Ebert;
peaches from Colorado in September
Bert Dollahide returned Saturda,
evening from his stay in South Dakota
Miss Matte Fulton of Atlantic wa,
here visiting her brother, DR.. Fulton
last week
Jens Jacobsen and wife went down tx
Des Moines, Monday, to attend the
State Fair.
Miss Bird Tennigkeit went to Extra
Saturday, to open her school for the fall
term Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Jones went to the state
fair last week and then to the old home
at Swan, Iowa.
e. S. Van Gorder and family have
returned from their vacation in Chicago
and Wisconsin.
w. o. Henry went to Des Moines
Saturday night and would stop at Earl.
ham by the way.
"A. B. Wright went to the state fair
Saturday evening to assist Z. B. Tho.
mas in caring for his stock
The Misses King who were here to
visit their friend, Margaret Macdonald
returned home last Friday.
ID. w. Fullerton who has been at
Tabor, Canada, for the past year has
moved to Luthbridge, Canada.
E F. Kennedy and Fred Mcdonald
went down to Michellville, Friday and
would visit state fair this week.
Mrs. Anna Railsback returned last
week from visit with her sister Mrs.
DIR. Lass up at Ocheydan, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Taylor went to
Guernsey, Iowa, last week to visit his
uncle and then to the state fair.
p. J. Keith, wife and daughter re-
turned Monday from short visit with
relatives and friends in Atlantic.
Miss Ina Edmundson of Manila
stopped over here at John Conway s
Saturday while on her way to Extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bagley and two
children went to Atlantic, Saturday
evening to visit his father over Sunday.
Clarence Nicholson, Blaine Swartz
and Perry Roberts departed Monday
for Des Moines to attend the State Fair.
AT the Dode Fisk show in Manning,
September 3, horse will make cruise
in an airship according to the advertise
ments.
Mrs. /. M O'Fling of Extra passed
through here Friday on her way home
from visit up at Jamestown, North
Dakota.
j. w. Chaltacombe and wife left
Sunday for Princeton, Illinois, closing
their visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. F,
A. johnson.
WANTED To rent 3 or rooms fol-
light housekeeping or board with pri
vate family. Enquire of H. G. Leach
or Phone Alb.
Mrs. Ed Aldrich and children com
pleted their visit with the grandparents
here Saturday and returned to Their
home at Earlham.
20. S. WEIGH and sons, Ben and
Orren went down to Stuart Saturday tc
visit another of the boys and then will
attend the state fair.
Miss Theo Vedder returned last
week from Mt Ayr. and then went tc
Anita to begin her work as teacher OF
music in the public schools.
Registered Shorthorn cows and
heifers and bulls for sale.
26tf G.. w. Stetzel
Phone 21A21-1l, Audubon, Iowa
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and got best prices. Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. left
IS. S. Wilson has torn down his
house and is now busy putting in the
foundation for new one. For the pre-
sent they are living with Mr.. Gilfillan
Il. w. Wright took the train Friday
for visit at~Golden City, Kansas, and
Cheney, Oklahoma, to visit his brothers
whom he has not seer for long time
Jack Kitchings of Shoshoni, Wyo
ming who had brought several carloads
of cattle to Omaha came over to visit
his friend, Frank M. Rice last Friday.
Sam Walters and wife returned
Saturday, to their home in Sioux City
after short visit here at the home OF
her parents, L. b. Jennings and wife
and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. W. r. Green departed Mon
day noon for Des Moines to visit ovel
night at the home of her brother. Hel
mother who has been spending the sum
mer there returned home with her.
-Thos Anderson and wife of Eas
Grand Forks, Minnesota, were in Au
dubon, Saturday morning. They ar
visiting at the home of his father
Aaron Anderson, in Viola township
e G. Wintrode of Ida Grove was il
town, Saturday on his way to Lewis
His boyhood home was at Gettysburg
Pennsylvania, where as member o
of the 74th regiment he acted as pilo
for our army at the time of the grea
battle.
-E. N/Taggart and wife. Miss Cor,
woodward, Mr.. John M. Renftle ant
and Miss Francis Renftle motored owe
to Manila, Sunday morning to spen,
the day with Rev. A. r. Grant an,
family and to attend the church of whicl
he is pastor.
The railroads We're a trifie slow il
granting reduced rates to the stat
fairs this year, but they came acros
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