Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-09-29
Nels Kroegh went to Brayton. Tues,

--Nels kroegh went to Braytons Tues
day
Oscar Roberts went to Omaha,
Tuesday evening.
Chris Jensen of Extra, was up to
Audubon, Tuesday.
Sheriff Crees and wife went to
Omaha ON Saturday.
III. S. Stone of Humboldt was in
Audubon last Friday.
Mrs, J. F. Frazier has been down to
Des Moines this week.
Miss Gretchen Nash has returned to
her studies in Chicago.
Mrs. Joe HI. Ross and the children,
are visiting up at Sioux City.
John A. Nash and wife went up TO
Okoboji last week for brief outing.
The Owen Davis sale occurs today at
the farm, two miles northeast of town.
Mrs. Gladys Spenle of Chicago ar
rived in Audubon, Tuesday morning.
w. G. Elliott made trip last week
to Clinton and Des Moines for business
reasons.
Nelson Cowles of Ottumwa, came
up Sunday to spend the week with his
parents.
John Campbell, who sold his black
smith shop in Gray, went to Atlantic
Tuesday.
Mrs. Cathcart of Des Moines, is
here this week visiting Mrs. Watts and
other friends
w. A. Sommerlot and family of
Marshalltown have been here visiting
among friends.
Lit Collins was up from Atlantic,
Tuesday, accompanied by two gentle
men from Oakland.
Frank Herndon is at Council Bluffs,
assisting in the care of his son Aubrey,
who is in the hospital.
james Campbell and the Johnson
boys, Elmer, Dick and Ed, returned
Tuesday from South Dakota
Harry Schrader who recently return
ed from Poweshiek county is suffering
from an ulcer on one of his eyes.
Col. G. f. Mertz of Manning sold
248 acre Sac County farm to N. G.
Christensen week before last. 36t
My residence for sale.
MRS. MARY WILDE,
Audubon, Iowa.
Paul Thompson of Washington
Springs, South Dakota, came down
Friday night to visit his parents up in
Viola.
r. A. Hodges of Galesburgh I'LL
nois, returned home Tuesday from a
visit here with his cousin, Mrs. j. W.
Henry.
Mrs. Howard Kittell and her par
ents of Extra, went to Brayton Tues
day, to. visit her grandfather, Hans p.
Hansen.
j. A. Crawford, who had visited
here with his daughter, Mrs. Chas Full
ton, left on Friday for his home at
Athens, Ohio.
George Horning came down from
South Dakota last week arriving here
Saturday morning to make short visit
among friends.
Mrs. Chris Schwenneker of Anita
who was up for visit with her brother,
| w. E. PARROT of Cameron, returned
home Tuesday noon.
Frank Herndon, who returned Tues
day evening, reports his son Aubrey as
doing well and recovering nicely from
the effect of an operation.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon. Iowa. 16tf
Jas E Kimball of Glenrock Wyoming
son of former editor in Audubon.
was in town Tuesday for short visit
after an absence of twentyfour years.
-88 Northern Iowa and Southern
Minnesota farms for sale at the lowest
possible prices. G. E. MERIT,
39t Manning, Iowa.
H. w. Wilson had word last of the
week that his sister, Mrs. Swartfoger,
of Avoca, had fallen and broken her
hip. AS she is an old lady, the injury
is quite serious.
Mrs. George Brady and her daughter
Nellie, got back from Rochester Tues
day, where Miss Nellie underwent a
surgical operation from which she is
making rapid recovery.
If you would enjoy good profit on
a sure investment, go with me on next
excursion to Monte Christie, Texas,
Tuesday, October 18th.
48tf GEO. E. KELLOGG.
Miss Divine Houbbold arrived Sun
day from Superior, Nebraska, to visit
Miss Jessie Hoover and other friends.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilchrist are
keeping hotel at Superior.
The County Superintendent informs
us that all the schools in this county
are supplied with teachers. OF the los
schools outside of the towns, 30 have
teachers from outside the county.
The Northwestern train going north
Friday evening got stalled going up the
heavy grade north of Ross and had to
back down and set out three empty
cars. A second effort was successful.
DIR. Rasmussen wife and children
and her sister, Miss Ella Jensen went
to Minden, Nebraska, last week where