Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-19


IN. w. A. Opera House The Placel
The Best Players Ever In Audubon
- Miss Frazier was an Atlantic visitor
Monday
Edith Ohm was at Stuart on bust
ness last Saturday.
Mrs. HI. HI. Hooker and children
went to Atlantic Friday to visit.
John Musson is away on business
trip to The Dakotas and Canada.
George Fouts and wife passed last
Sunday with friends up at Dunlap
Clara Oelke was with her sister
Alma Oelke out at Omaha over Sunday
Charles H. Dennis was at home from
Tama Sunday fora visit with his parents
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde came up from
Extra Monday to visit at the Van Gorder
homes.
Mrs. A. G. Harmon was at Atlantic
q few days this week visiting with her
friends.
Berry, Carper, Bert Evans and Bert
Freeman were calling on Atlantic friends
Monday.
Chris Haderer has finished carpen-
tering here and gone to his home down
at Stuart.
Doctor j. G. Newton of Extra is
sporting fine new Overland, purchased
last week.
Mrs. Charles Ping was called to
MarengO last week on account of the
illness of her sister.
john Dimick, ED. Powell, A. w.
Harvey of Extra spent last Friday with
their Audubon friends.
Charles Tramp went to Creston on
Friday and brought his wife home who
had been there for visit.
Mrs. j. G. Fisher returned Monday
from visit with her son Grant Fisher
over near Guthrie Center.
Give US your Flower Orders for
Memorial Day.
2Otf Prick DRUG COMPANY.
Mrs. Ed Bilharz returned Saturday
from visit at Indianola where she had
been to attend the funeral of her uncle.
Dee Bell came up from Extra Mon
day and passed a few hours with his
wife'speople, the George Preston family.
Charles s. White returned Monday
morning from q trip made up to Spsrit
Lake where his brother John White is
living.
Miss Myrtle Townsend returned
last week from visit with her sister at
Dubuque, bringing home her little niece
Bessie Parks.
w. G. and Charles Elliott have pur-
chased the quarter section farm of Fred
Heileman, over east just ON this side
the county line
The Sunday Register and Leader
contained q picture of a group of child
rem, among them being little Edwin
Van Gorder of Audubon.
Ole H. Jacobsen, candidate for Rep
resentative, was in Audubon Saturday
meeting many of the Republicans from
different parts of the county.
Hon. j. F. Riggs, the State Superin
\ tendent of Public Instruction, will be at
the big picnic over at Kimballton to
morrow and make an address.
Rev. E. w. McDade from Atlantic
held quarterly meeting at Gray Sunday
afternoon and came to Audubon where
he attended services that evening.
Mrs. L. A. McGinnis reached home
Monday morning from Ohio where sht
had been called by the illness of hel
father who passed away last week.
Miss Eads with the aid of Miss Nc
Allister, teachers in the Audubon public
schools, gave the formers pupils o jolly
picnic down by Hamlin Station last Sat
urday.
Ed Prick grabbed his grip Monday
and hied away for Lake Okoboji to livt
in his cottage and angle for the finny
4 tribe. the season having opened on Ma,
Fifteen.
Hon. John A. Nash took the trair
Monday for Ohio where he and Mrs
Nash, who has been at Cincinnati, vii
join for a visit at Granville will
his sister.
John H. Ferguson and Jack Fergu
son of Mechanicsville, father and uncle
of Deputy Sheriff Alex Ferguson ant
Charles Ferguson were here last weel
on visit.