Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-06
Supplement To The
AUDUBON REPUBLICAN
Thursday, Oct. 6, 1910
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Chicken pie Friday evening.

A. A. Nelson of Oakfeld, was up to
Audubon Wednesday.
Ernest Mikkleson went out to Coun-
Gil Bluffs, last evening.
The weather took chill last night,
but did no serious damage
VIM Mcclure of Nicola. came over
yesterday to visit his people.
John Weighton is moving into that
elegant new home on the hill.
A. G. Holmes and wife, went down
to Stuart Wednesday evening.
John Musson and Geo. Bickelhaupt,
returned from the north, yesterday.
Tom Davis has gone to Illinois, near
Rock Island, where he may decide to
locate.
&C. H. Reynolds and family have
moved into the house purchased of DR..
Brooks.
Ed Beason, Jay Shingledecker, and
Doc McHargue, are away to Omaha, on
business
Emil Bilharz went down to Anita
Wednesday, to see about his farm bust
ness there.
Mrs. Will Smith went to Shenan-
doah Tuesday, where they will make
their home.
Henry Donahue of Stuart came up
yesterday to visit his daughter Mrs.
John Kerwin.
Peter Anderson left on Tuesday for
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who lives out there.
Ed Beason delivered two Mitchell
Autos, Tuesday afternoon. to farmers
over toward Kirkman.
Mrs Riley Jones went to Extra,
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Jessie
Jones who was seriously ill.
Miss Mabel Coleman returned to
Anita yesterday, from visit here with
her sister, Mrs. w. o. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIRY who returned last
week from INDIANA had very enjoy
able visit among their friends.
Hon. John A. Nash and wife, re-
turned Tuesday evening from their
outing of two weeks, up at Lake Oko-
boji. ..
-LoST-Between Audubon and Ham
lin on Wednesday, October "a ladies
hat Finder will please leave same at
this office.
Chas. Elliott, Jens Loss, Anna Loss,
and Edna Walters, motored over to
Guthrie Center yesterday, to attend the
county fair.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Maurice Dayton Brady, and Miss
Emma Baier; Mr.. liver Hansen and
Olema NJ. Boose.
Geo. n Weighton, William H. Neff,
. Jack O'Brien, d. E. Soar, and Frank
M. Rice, attended the Guthrie County
fair, on Wednesday.
Miss Migena Petersen of Colman,
South Dakota, stopped here between
trains, Tuesday, on her way to enter
college at Elk Horn.
Miss Boberg of Des Moines stopped
over here Monday on her way home
from Council Bluffs to spend a day
among former friends.
Frank Sampson and wife and DR..
Will Kimbell and wife autoed down to
Atlantic yesterday and picnicked by the
way gong anu coming.
Will H. Wilson will occupy the
house formerly occupied by G. H.
Reynolds and II. L. Hawk will move
into the house he is vacating.
-Thos. Owen and wife, who have
spent the summer here on account of
his health, left for their home at Okla
homa City, Wednesday evening.
-Chas. S, White who has returned
from trip to Geddes, South Dakota
saws they have an abundant crop of
corn in the southern part of that state.
Miss Lavina Steele came out from
Des Moines yesterday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson. Miss Steele fills
a good position in the Iowa state library.
. F. B. Heath and family are visiting
at the L. B. Jennings Home and with
other friends, previous to going to
Mission, Texas, where they have bought
a twenty acre fruit farm.
Dick Griggs left for Emporia Kans
as, yesterday, where his eldest daughter
lives. He and John have had delight
full visit the last week, having agreed
when he came, that they would eschew
politics in their conversation, John being
steady standpatter, and Dick a Kans-
an insurgent.