Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-25
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"A good 800 acre farm for rent.
Call on h. o. Craney, Audubon, Iowa.
Alex Zinke accompanied his mother
and brother to Atlantic Monday on
business.
&C. H. Wilde has moved to his new
location one block north of Tricks
Drug store.
Judge Green and family returned
from their vacation up at Okoboji, last
Tuesday
III. S. Leighty who has been here
visiting relatives left Monday for his
home over in Illinois.
Geo. Bickelhaupt lest yesterday for
Hall City, Nebraska, and from there
will go to Topeka, Kansas
Mrs. Theodore A. Moore returned
from Montieth on Saturday where she
visited at the Darland home.
g. l. Burge and wife left on Mon
day for an extended visit with her peo-
pie at Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
-Carsten Hansen and wife of Walnut
visited his brother, Peter, up i'm Lincoln
over Sunday going home on Monday.
r.. NJ. Carter and wife who visited
his relatives here for month departed
for their home at Bartlesville, Missouri,
Monday.
Miss Della Albright who visited
here several weeks with her uncle, Mr.
s. w. Cramer returned Monday to her
home at Iowa City.
The wife and young daughter of the
Rev. Mr.. Keyser of Creston are here to
yisil her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown,
and other relatives.
-Nels p. Hoegh, Hans p. Hansen,
S. p. Daugaard and Ferdinand Hansen
passed through town Wednesday on
their way home from Dakota
Geo. N. Weighton, accompanied by
ID. e. Soar, s. @. Curtis and Axel Bor
spend the day at the Shelby County
Fair.
Otto Tenngkeit went to Des Moines
Monday for the Iowa State fair. When
it is over he will take up his studies
again in the West Des Moines High
school.
"A baby boy weighing but two and
one half pounds was born Sunday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Boag who is
the plumber for the Audubon Hardware
Company.
Mrs. III. G. Fredericksen returned
Monday morning from an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Agnew,
at Cotton South Dakota She is delight
ed with that country.
Miss Bessie Ross went to Shenan-
doah Wednesday to visit with an aunt
and her maternal grandmother. She
will also improve the opportunity to
attend their chautauqua.
THE Man on the Box is,a success
in every particular. The cast is excel
lent, the play is a fine one and the
scenery is seldom if ever equalled.
Danville an Daily Press.
We failed to mention the return
last week of the Misses Olive Gardner
amp Dora Detwiler from their visit(to
Maine and Massachusetts, where they
spent delightful summer.
Miss India Poulson is here on visit
with her brother, Charles Poulson,
stopping on her way from Des Moines
where she visited her mother to Seattle
where she is successful teacher.
| Mrs. Walter Fredericksen and her
daughter, Louise went to Omaha, Mon
day where they would meet Mrs f. N.
Zion on her return from visit with
her son, Charles down at Nebraska City.
The Young Peoples convention of
the Danish Lutheran churches in South
western Iowa, held at Underwood over
last Sunday was largely attended by
the ministers and young people OF this
county.
Editor Spencer with DR.. Rosen-
bladt and their families went down to
the Doctors farm below Extra, Tues
day and enjoyed the day together get
ting nice lot of fish by seidning the
fish pond on the farm,
Robert Raebel has taken position
| in the department store of Wilson &
Freeman where he will look after the
grocery section of the store. Robert
will make an efficient clerk.
/ F. s. Watts showed us one stalk of
corn with two big ears and three
smaller ones saying that shows what
must be done to get good interest from
our high priced Iowa lands.
DIR. John K. Donaldson the dentist
returned last of the week from an alb
sence of ten days on a vacation up at
Clear Lake and Spirit Lake. During
his absence DIR. Will E. Kimbell had
charge of his office.
County Superintendent Ella M.
NJ. Stearns returned Friday from her
vacation near Cedar Rapids. She was
accompanied home by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Griffith who had been visiting at the
same place for few days.
Miss Edith Hubbard of Mason City
who has been here for number of
weeks with her sister, Mrs. II. G. Leach
returned to her home on Tuesday so as
to be ready to enter the high school at
the commencement of the fall term.
w. H. Cowles and wife drove out
to Guthrie county last Sunday and
spent the day at the home of William
Palmer who is an old Vermonter, he
and Mr.. Cowles having been boys to-
gether down in the Green Mountain
state.
Mrs. Gertrude Nash has recently
received an invitation to become q
member of the Iowa Historical Society
Considering the exclusiveness of the
society and the Importance of its work
this invitation carries with it very higf
compliment
w. w. Smith, agent for the Rocl
Island Railway, tore himself away from
his exacting duties last Friday noon ant
ran down to Clarinda to visit the chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Don Drake and TIN,
baby over Sunday. He returned Mon
day morning.
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