Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-04

Mrs. viii Mcclure and children
! returned to Nicola Tuesday.
Get them today. 25 little photo
/ for 20 cents. Gem Theatre.
Judge Green's have gone to tn,
lakes for their summer outing.
Miss Bryan of Lewis has been visit
ing at the home of DR.. Brooks.
Rev. j. p. Christensen and family
went down to Extra yesterday.
Miss Elsie Railsback went out to
Lincoln and Fremont yesterday.
! WIN. Delahoyde and wife closed
their visit Wednesday and went home,
Morris Christensen and wife of
kimballton were over to Chautauqua
Sunday.
Iowa, is here to visit her sister Mrs.
j. M. Cole.
Clyde Baker and wife left the first
of the week for their home at Kingfsher,
Oklahoma.
Developing and finishing for anna
1ouio. NoIh SudIdHtccu, DiiNcl,
Gem Theatre.
Henry Schrader, son of August
Schrader went to Victor, Tuesday to
visit relatives.
was up to Audubon Sunday, returning
home, Monday.
Mrs. NJ Z. Meelsins an aunt of
VIM. Reese, returned to her home at
Milan, yesterday.
Mrs. c. A. SEVERN of Needles, Cali
fornia, arrived Monday to visit her
friend Fay Foley.
Charles Elliott drove to Lake View
today taking the Fraziers up in his car
for weeks outing.
Mrs. Ewing of Clarinda went home,
Monday, having been at Ross to visit
her son, r. d. Ewing.
Joe Woodland has been sick the
last two days and Robert Raebel has
been driving his route.
Charlie Scharf and family of At
lantic returned home, Monday from u
visit with friends at Manning.
Geo. Guernsey came down from
Lake View, Tuesday evening where he
had been with the Extra band.
Earl Kile was in center field for
Manning Sunday, he has been playing
on that team for several weeks.
Mrs. E. f. johnson and son and'he
mother, Mrs. Mahlon Boyd returned
Tuesday from st. Charles, Iowa
Miss Anna Hansen of Extra came
up Saturday to attend Chautauqua and
visit her friend Miss Mabel Keith.
Frank Sampson and Chas. Elliott
have been assisting Carl d. Forsbeck in
his surveying work the last week.
Miss Sullivan who visited here for
a week with Miss Bessie Rippey has
gone back to her home at Alton
The proprietor of the Gem Theater
has put in exhaust fans that will fur
nish fine ventilation. Go and try it,
Rev. J. F. Adair will be here next
Sunday and fill the pulpit of the Chris
tian Church both morning and evening.
Mrs. Kirkendahl of Council Bluffs
who had been here to visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. M. Hays, returned home, Mon
day.
"A. S. Culver and his daughters,
Gene and Emma, left on Tuesday even
ing for Colorado for an outing of several
weeks
| -Chas. Woodward of Atlantic who
has been here visiting relatives, the D.
j. Lewis family returned home Monday
evening.
-Messrs. Agnew, Farquhar, White
and Tunman went to Des Moines Tues
day to attend the REPUBLICAN State Con-
vention.
"A. III. Jacobsen drove home Sunday
night after the lecture and returned
Monday afternoon bringing his family
with him.
-Mesdames l.. II. Hill and Fred
Kline of Extra returned home Tuesday
evening after visit with the Kittell's
in Audubon.
Mrs. E. H. Cole went to st. Paul
Monday, to visit her daughter, grand.
children and great-grand-children for
about month.
The Misses Mowry of Lake City
were here few days with Rev. and
Mrs. A. b. Miller, returning home on
Wednesday morning.
Miss May Farquhar and her little
niece Ruth Farquhar of Lincoln came
down from Fort Dodge Saturday and
Tuesday went to Lincoln.
The wife and children of Prof. Maus
came down from Cherokee Saturday
and remained until Tuesday when they
left for Billings, Montana.
Miss Nellie Turner of Melville spent
most of the week attending the Chau-
tauqua, and was guest at the home
of her uncle, Amos Fancher.
III. G.. Leach, who has been at
Gam Valley, South Dakota since the
first of April, returned Monday. He
reports plenty of rain in some places
and dry weather in others, the same as
elsewhere.
Henry Schroeder of New York state
stopped over here to visit his cousin,
John Arp and on Monday continued his
Journey to Council Bluffs to visit his
father. Mr.. Schroeder says they are
having very dry weather back in the
east.
President Hans Madsen of the
Landmarks National Bank of Kim
ballton, and his brother M. H. Madsen
were over to Audubon yesterday and
honored this Office with pleasant bust
ness and social visit.
Col. Miles S. Kness and family
went south yesterday and while Mrs.
Kness and the children visit at James
McNutts near Griswold Mr.. Kness will
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