Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-09-01
--Elberta peaches in September.

Moines, yesterday, to attend the fair.
Ed Finch and wife departed Mon
day for Des Moines to attend the fair.
Mrs. Merle Rippey departed Mon
day for Des Moines to visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Frank Leavens departed Mon
day for Boone to visit at the home of
her brother.
There will be the regular preaching
services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday
Pearl McNary went down to Bray
ton to visit relatives and friends for q
couple of days
Mr.. John Laurie of Mystic, visited in
this city last week with his sister, Mrs.
III. w. Lowther.
Miss Dora Larsen returned Tuesday
from Ross where she had been to visit
her sister, Mrs. AL Quinby.
Miss Marie Ohm departed yesterday
for Cedar Rapids to visit among rela-
tiyes and friends for short time.
i IS. A. Hunter and wife and j. B.
Hunter and wife went down to Des
Moines Tuesday to attend the fair.
Mrs. Jasper Jensen went down to
Atlantic yesterday to visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Peter Branson.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Watts left Sunday
for Des Moines to visit his son, Harry
Watts and wife, and to attend the fair.
Miss Lowene Hale returned to her
| hnnnn a. npnu ha altar a nlauGant visit
here among friends. She formerly lived
here.
Mrs. Simonsen of Chicago arrived
i'm the city the latter part of last week
to visit relatives at the Jasper Jensen
home.
! Mrs. Cornelius Gates departed
Tuesday for Cass county to visit at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Henry
Cooley.
Miss Matilda Hansen of Extra was
in the city the first of the week visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Howard
e. Kittell.
- Miss Emma Smethers returned to her
home at Kansas City after a pleasant
visit in this city with relatives at the
s. AIRY home,
Mrs. S. c. Curtis and children, and
Mrs. Sam Curtis, returned Monday
from short visit with relatives and
friends at Harlan.
| Mrs Lena Allison and daughter
of Des Moines were in the city couple
of days last week visiting relatives at the
Sylvester AIRY home.
Mrs. Albright departed Tuesday
for Atlantic to visit and from there she
will go to Kansas and Colorado to re-
main about two months.
John Lovelace and his son, Oliver,
went to Winterset, Friday to visit rela-
tives over Sunday and then would stop
at the state fair few days.
Sylvia B. Hurd of Wichita, Kan
sas, departed Tuesday for her home
after "a pleasant visit at the home of her
grandmother Mrs. Laura Hurd.
Misses Anna Roed Anna loft and
] Winnie Simmerson of Extra were in the
city, Sunday, to attend the Missionary
meeting at the Danish Lutheran church.
Tad Evans and wife of Atlantic
arrived in the city, last week to visit at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Robert
Evans, and among other relatives and
friends.
Miss Daisy Jones of Hamlin and
Misses Nellie and Gladys Crees depart
ed Tuesday for their home after a short
visit with relatives at the Crees home
in this city.
Miss Emma Bergland of Des
Moines arrived in the CITY the first of
the week. Miss Bergland will trim
this season in the millinery department
of Wilson & Freeman's store.
Mrs. j. w. Kennedy of Audubon and
Mabel Keith of Audubon were in the
city Friday on their way home from
Council Bluffs and stopped in the city
to visit at the home of Mrs. Lee McCuen
for the day.-Atlantic Telegraph.
For Sale-At the home of Dr. A. L.
Brooks, household goods consisting of
one good kitchen range, bedsteads with
mattress and springs, parlor chairs,
center tables tabourette and many other
useful articles. Sale begins Thursday,
Sept LIST.
George Henningsen, of the Kimball-
ton Construction Company is home
from Colfax, where he spent several
days on his way home from attending
the meeting of county supervisors at
Cedar Rapids. He is feeling splendidly
since his sojourn at 'Iowa's West
Baden" and says the stay did him a
world of good. Atlantic News
ID. N. Kelsey, who has been in
charge of Dean & WEIGHS marble shop
here the last two years left last Friday
j for Mt. Ayr, down in Ringgold county
Ito take charge of another shop at a sub
stantial increase in wages. Mr.. Kelsey
has been our next door neighbor where
he has shown himself an industrious
and capable workman. In about two
months he will return for his family.
Last week M. Tierney threshed 1900
bushels of oats from 35 acres. The
test was very good. The next day p
r. Nichols threshed 1910 bushels in
three hours and forty minutes, the
test being 38 pounds to the bushel
Small grain crops are all turning ont
fine this year 1t is confidently ex-
pected that there will be bumper
crop of corn this fall. Anita Tribune.
While stopping at Manila on our
way to South Dakota we spent the night
with Rev. A. X. Grant and wife ut the
Methodist parsonage and enjoyed a
pleasant visit with those good people
They have a good church and modern
parsonage. Like most ministers Mr..
Grant likes chickens; but unlike most of
them he is willing to raise them him
, self If possible he is more enthusiastic
than he was while here over his fine
birds; and he is broadening out in his
; work as producer by renting ground
! and growing fine vegetables. In both
of these lines he has mind not only