Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-20

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James Cameron returned yesterda,
from his visit to Kansas.
Mrs. Barkly and daughter returned
to Des Moines, Tuesday night.
e. b. Thomas went to Omaha
Tuesday evening on business.
Geo. M. Harmon and wife are HON,
from their visit in Cass county.
Father Kevan was ut Harlan last
week for visit with some of his child
rem.
Mrs. Morey went to Brayton, Tues
day night to visit her friend, Mrs
Brockway.
Mrs f. o. Peterson of Brayton, was
up on Monday making arrangements t.
move to Audubon.
Mrs. Bertha Lacy of Atlantic, was
up Monday to visit her brother, Fred
Hoenke and family.
/ Mesdames Peter Hansen and Chris
johnson of West of Extra were in town
shopping, Tuesday,
Mrs. Bessie Parks and children Of
Dubuque are here for the. wedding yes.
terday of her sister Miss Myrtle Town
send.
| e. G. Petersen of near Extra drove
up Tuesday but on account of the heavy
rain left his team and went home on
the train.
Mrs. Frank johnson went to Man
ming, Friday, to visit Mrs +. j. Mantz,
and her husband brought her home
Sunday in his automobile.
Miss Violet Hilgerson of Essex,
Iowa, and Mrs May Bryant of Canada
arrived here Tuesday evening to visit
their sister, Mrs. Allen Smith
New babies are reported in the
families of Will Hogueisson, out north
east, John Wiemannsout northwest and
q. II. Christensens down in Greeley.
The family of HI. w. Lowther, the
foreman of this office, are pleased over
the arrival of new baby girl at their
home Tuesday evening October 10.
Mrs. Peter Schwab of Extra was up
to Cameron to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph McCuen and when she returned
Tuesday her daughter accompanied her
home.
Rev. ]. p. Christensen assisted by
ministers from Atlantic and Des Moines
held Mission Meeting at Extra on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday with
large attendance.
Mrs. Stocking has big pumpkin
ON exhibition in the window of the
laundry, which is fine specimen she
grew in her own garden. 1t weighs
62a pounds and will make bushels of
rich pumpkin'pies.
-Chas. Elliott took Eugene Johnson
and his family down to Stuart, Satur-
day afternoon, to visit Mr.. Johnson s
brother. They returned Sunday after
noon, having had pleasant visit and
a delightful ride.
John Wahe and wife who live south
of Extra on the county line were up at
Manning over Sunday visiting with her
father, Chris Hickman and to visit
friends. They returned home, Monday,
stopping here to attend the Democratic
meeting.
Hi Mendenhall, M. l.. Carper and
Mr. Mendenhalls' daughter and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Killinger left
for Texas, Tuesday evening. The
young people will remain there to put
| Mr.. Mendenhall's land under cultivation
and plant an orange grove.
20. p. Coon had long distance tele-
phone message Monday afternoon calling
him to Brooklyn to see his father, who
was so rapidly failing that it was feared
he could not last through the night Mr..
Coon took the first train which would
reach there about midnight.
The Royal Neighbors have invited
the Woodmen and their families to at
tend Joint Basket Social with them
at the Woodman Hall on Tuesday
evening, October %, 1910. Program
begins at s o'clock sharp. Bring a
basketful of good things to eat
"A civil service examination for
Railway Mail Clerk will be held at the
following named places on November
12, Burlington, Cedar Rapids, Des
Moines, Dubuque, Mason City, Sioux
City and Waterloo. For information
apply to Secretary, Room So, 428 Grand
Ave. Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
| james Law went up to North Da-
kota, Tuesday night to look after the
threshing on his farms Before going
he made trade of some automobiles for
the Shingledecker stock of implements
and machinery up at Ross and when he
gets back from Dakota he intends to
have special bargain sale that will
astonish the natives.
! The Senior class of the Audubon
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grove Tuesday night for a moonlight
picnic, Miss Cora Sampson going along
as Chaperone for the young ladies' The
moonlit night which will always take
specimens of weather
Mrs. Edwards, formerly Alice Hoff-
man, was born in Auburn, New York,
JAN 9th, 1852, died in Chicago, Sept
28th, 1910 While child her parents
came west locating in Mendoza, Ills,
where in 1872, she was married to Alb
ner H. Edwards, now of Audubon, Iowa.
One son was born to them, Burton A.
Edwards, now resident of Beloit, Wis
consin.
| The editor of this paper spent Sat
urday in the city of Des Moines attend
ing to matters of business. Des Moines
is certainly making many fine improve
ments. We called at the Office of Drs.
Burnside & Vest on the Seventh floor of
the Fleming building where they have
beautiful suite of rooms on the south
east corner. DIR. Burnside was not in
but we had visit with his partner who
is very pleasant and courteous gentle
man.
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