Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-07-07

Elem Sears went to Des Moines
Tuesday on business.
james Jay of Sterling Colorado
| came in this morning.
The city is laying water main
across the creek to Hudlerville,
IS. G. Randles of Brush, Colorado,
arrived in Audubon this morning.
The Audubon Band will play at
Preston's Lake next Tuesday evening.
Il. c. Jensen of the Automobile Sup
ply Company went to Omaha yesterday
Charles f. Ruhs returned yesterday
from "a visit to his sister over in Illinois
j. IL. Thorp was here from Oakland
to visit Mrs Thorp but returned Tues
day.
DR. n F. LauritZen of Sandusky,
Ohio, is here among friends for a short
visit.
"A new lathe man commenced for
the Automobile Supply Company yes
terday.
w. f. Conklin and wife of Omaha
spent the Fourth with his brother ID. j
Conklin.
Miss Edna Detwiler comes from
Fairfield Sunday to spend the summer
at home.
j. f. Griffith and wife returned
last week from months outing up at
the lakes.
w. H. Nicholson came up from
Atlantic Tuesday to visit his daughter
Mrs. j. II. Best.
James Lang, ,Jens Hermensen were
passengers for Omaha Tuesday evening
on n business trip.
The Misses Emma johnson and
Wolly Wonsmos went to Omaha yester
day for q short visit.
Mrs. Boiling of Lewis came up yes
terday and is guest at the home of
Doctor and Mrs Brooks.
Thomas Davis and wife were up to
Carroll last Sunday to attend the funeral
of the wife of an old neighbor.
M. r. Foley is now sporting new
Chalmers-Detroit auto bought of the
Audubon Automobile Supply Co
Miss Georgia Cooley returned home
to Atlantic yesterday having visited at
the home of her Grandfather Cornelius
Gates
Miss Arlie Vail of Des Moines is
visiting her friends in Audubon, being
guest at the Musson and Townsend
homes.
Edwin Hawk of Des Moines, who has
been at the home of his brother. in-law
John Sherman, returned to the city on
Wednesday evening.
Hans Nielsen the furniture man OF
Elk Horn was over to Audubon over the
Fourth with his son and wife Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl G. Nielsen.
G. r.. Birge is the new barber at
the ID. A. Settlemire shop, he and his
wife having arrived from Des MONIES
the latter part of the week.
Licenses to marry have been issued
to Henry S. Fiscus and Christina Degen
Aaron LuZader aud Maude Allard; Chas
Kaufman and Bernice Dove.
Doctor Rosenbladt went to Roches
ter, Minnesota Tuesday evening to &C
company Mrs. James Petersen who goes
to the hospital there for treatment
Registered Shorthorn cows and
heifers and bulls for sale.
26tf q. W. Stetzel
Phone 2lA21-11, Audubon, Iowa.
That is q fine new baby boy weigh
ing ten and quarter pounds that ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
| I'll. Wilde on the morning of the first OF
July, 1910.
The Misses Ella M. Stearns, Ella A.
| Hurd, Mrs. Judge Green, Mrs. Vivian
Bilharz drove to Coon Rapids Tuesday
to visit with Mrs. Gertrude Nelson ana
her people.
w. J. Kissick and wife of Oskaloosa
paid Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Thomas visit
this week They used to be neighbors
and Mr., Kissick is father to the wife OF
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
Miss Daisy Frick and Mrs. ID. II.
Frick went to Des Moines Tuesday to
attend Pharmaceutical Convention
and from there they will go up to Lake
Okoboji to pass few happy days at
the Prick Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and their son
Joseph Walker from Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, arrived in Audubon on Tuesday
evening to visit the first named's cousin
Mr.. Frank S. Watts. After visit at
the Watts home they will proceed on
| further east to see other relatives.
Mrs. Paul and daughter of Colwell
Idaho have visited her uncle Mr. Aid
rich of Audubon the past week. They
left Tuesday for Knoxville and thence
will go to Batavia, New York, for a
visit at the old home. Mrs. Paul has
been in Idaho since 1864, which was a
very early day in that section.
Frank Drake and wife left Tuesday
| for their new home up ut Cherokee
where Frank has bought an abstract
and loan business. Their car of house
hold goods was shipped last of the
week so they can go to housekeeping at
once upon their arrival. That this re-
moval may be much to their advantage
is the wish of many friends.
Sunday evening Sheriff Crees had a
! call down to Extra to arrest man for
keeping up continuous performance
at the home of Peter Lund where he
had been employed Some whiskey,
turpentine and machine oil, added to
epileptic fits, to which he has been sub.
iect, made him a dangerous companion.
Among the things he included in his
program was clipping his horses ears
and firing an old shotgun.
Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Buck and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. johnson with
some of the junior members of their
families drove to Manila Sunday morn
;nu in thair nav automobile IN visit
Rev. A. S. Grant and family. They ar
rived i'm time to attend divine service
and report that Mr. Grant delivered an
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