Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-07-07
John Roth went to Omaha Saturday

visitor in Atlantic Saturday.
Sadie Ray of Walnut was the guest
of Clara Leonard last week
Hal Mantz was down to Des Moines
over Sunday with his friends.
Mrs. Fred Hoenke was with her
Atlantic relatives over Sunday.
The Prick Drug Company has put
up new awnings in front of their store.
We remind our friends that we
have eight Chautauqua tickets at 81, so
Charles White was a visitor down
at the city of Des Moines over Saturday
night.
Doctor Fulton was called down to
Atlantic Saturday by the slight illness
of his father
%. G. Donaldson was in town Friday
visiting his son, John Donaldson, and
other friends
Ed. Rice, the Gray banker, and his
family passed Eagle Day out at Omaha
with his sister.
Mabel Keith was at Extra Friday
to attend the funeral of her friend,
Anna Hansen's mother.
Carl Conway was up from Atlantic
Monday where he is working for the
Atlantic Daily Telegraph.
M. Goodwin of Des Moines was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
III. Adams over the Fourth.
George Keightley from Des Moines
was here last week to visit his parents
and brother James Keightley.
Mrs Loomis from Date, in South
Dakota, was here last week a guest of
her friend Mrs. w. G.. Stetzell.
Pearl Layland, a cousin of Cora
Layland, went to Colfax on Saturday
where she will sojourn for a while.
George Kerr and wife of Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, have been in Audubon for a
visit with her father, VIM. II. Neff.
Mrs. Gillard sister of E. M. Wag
ner and four daughters arrived from
Prairieyiew, Kansas, Friday for visit.
-Chas. E. Zion and family have been
here from Nebraska City to visit her
father, VIM. H. Neff and other relatives
"A long silk coat found on Monday
on the road north of the Catholic church
can be learned about by calling at this
office.
Fred Vermilya and wife have taken
apartments in the o. Kennels residence
across the street from the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Lloyd Hays of Manning is at the
home of her husbands parents, A. M.
Hays and wife, in this city recovering
from a severe i'll spell.
Charles Agnew returned home Sat
urday from South Dakota where he had
been for three months helping his broth.
er Elmer on the farm.
/ Mildred Clark. niece of w. j.
Clark of Audubon, came home Friday
from the Atlantic Hospital where she
had received treatment.
B. o. Firebaugh has moved from
Jamaica to Portsmouth where, accord
ing to his letter head, he is proprietor
of the city meat market.
Doctor Fulton and family returned
Friday from Wall Lake where they had
a delightful outing and the Doctor had
great sport with the tinny tribe.
George Agnew returned on Friday
from Iowa City where he went to attend
the funeral of his friend, NJ Marshall,
a former Audubon business man.
Mrs. Riley Jones went so far as
Atlantic Saturday with Helen Gleason
the daughter of Harry Gleason and wife
who journeyed to Newton for a visit.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices Stock
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. left
Harry Sampson came up to Audubon
Monday evening from Adair where he
made the address for the celebration.
He returned to Des Moines, Wednesday
Chris Wonsmos, assistant to w. w,
Smith at the Rock Island depot, has
returned from breathing the pure noun
tain air out about Denver and Colorado
Springs
Ed Prick returned home from the
lakes last week q to assist the young
ladies in the store through the extra
work of the Fourth. Mrs. Frick will
remain there for the summer
Mrs A. F. Drake went to Atlantic
Friday to meet her mother Mrs. A.
Conant who was returning from visit
to Des Moines. Her son Don Drake and
wife came from Clarinda on the same
train.
Mike Mcclure and family from out
at South Omaha, his sister, a Sister OF
Mercy, and the Mother Superior from
the Convent at Council Bluffs arrived
Saturday to visit at the M. Mcclure
home.
News comes from up at Lake View
that on June %, 1910, a pretty eleven
pound girl baby was born to Charles w
Spencer and wife. This crowns Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Spencer, down by Ham
lin, grandparents once more.
Editor Mantz and family We're down
home Monday to enjoy the celebration
among their many friends and relatives
Mr.. MantZ reports that he has a good
business and enjoys his editorial work
much better than the confinement OF
the school room.
Ralph w. Scott is home for his va
cation which he is spending with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott, OF
Audubon. Ralph has been i'm the high
school at Everett, Washington, and will
return this fall to take similar posi-
ton in the schools at Tacoma, a city OF
more than hundred thousand people
Mr.. Scott teaches me chanical drawing
Joe Graves and wife have been en-
joying visit from his brother, M. L.
Graves of Stockton, Kansas, where he
has lived about thirty five years And in
all that time the brothers have not seen
each other. Mr.. Graves said he would