Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-26
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Those Jolly Nashville Students |

John Ward went to Des Moines last
Saturday on business.
Nashville Students, Audubon, June
One, playing in tent
Fred Hoenke and wife passed last
Sunday with Atlantic relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Bilharz were M
at Nevada on visit over Sunday.
Chat Dustin was down from Gray
Saturday and passed the day with his
friends
"A. H. Edwards reached home Tues
day from a good visit with friends up in
Wisconsin.
Fred Campbell went to Des Moines
Tuesday to attend meeting of State
ShootiSts.
--Lafe Simpson arrived at home on
Tuesday from business trip up at
Minneapolis.
Doctor and Mrs Rosenbladt are
caring for a fine new baby at their home
i'll Audubon.
Rev. j. p. Christensen was out near
Underwood last Sunday and conducted
religious services.
Mrs. j. H. Thorp had visit last
week from her sister Miss Rice and her
friend Mrs. Bulltink.
Candy bills proclaim that the John
5. Robinson show will give an exhibit
ton in Atlantic next Saturday.
Grandpa William McLeran has
gone out to Omaha and Aurora,
Nebraska, to visit his daughters.
H. Nj. Bartlett and James Essington
were up from their homes near Brayton
last Saturday calling on friends.
George Brown was down from his
Sac City home first of the week to visit
his father E. G. Brown and wife.
Herman Raebel of Manning was
down to Audubon over Sunday for a
visit with his cousin Robert Rachel.
--Messrs. John Flynn, Tom Flynn,
Frank Flynn went to Des Moines Friday
to attend the funeral of their cousin.
j. NJ. Graham, William Northup,
Ed Finch went out to Council Bluffs on
business last Friday, returning Sunday.
Little Helena Mcclure, daughter of
j. w. Mcclure, went down to Valley
junction Saturday to visit her relatives
George Guernsey came up from
Extra Monday to visit his mother, Mrs.
f. A. Bates, and other friends about
the city.
j. G.. Fisher and wife passed last
Sunday with their daughter, the wife OF
Editor Frank MantZ of The Manning
| Monitor.
Charles Zion went to his Nebraska
| City home Sunday and was accompa-
MED by his mother who went to visit
for spell.
The John II. Sparks circus will be
in Audubon on Monday, June 20, 1910
and give an exhibition both afternoon
and evening.
Emery Wise of Dexter has beer
here visiting his uncle j. h. Meyer this
week, his last visit having been made
ten years ago.
Will Wilson Senior partner of thC
firm of Wilson and Freeman went on
to Omaha Monday to attend a big dry
dry goods sale.
Mrs. Vass, q cousin of Sherman
Wright, arrived from the eastern par
of the state Monday evening TO visit ~
his happy home.
Martha Dunn, night operator at th'
LATE Simpson telephone central, is en-
joying herself this week visiting he
friends out of town.
Charles G. Wolf who recently visit
ed his mother at West Salem, Illinois
on account of her illness, received ;
message announcing her death.
Mrs. Vannoy who had been here t,
pack up their household goods finished
the task Tuesday morning and departed
on the noon train for Des Moines.
John Lovelace was out to Council
Bluffs last week to see his neighbor
Henry Sewers who was in hospita
there recovering from appendicitis.
Mrs. j. A. Nash was chosen mem
Der of the board of directors OF tn
National Federation of Women's Club
at the recent meeting in Cincinnati.
George r. Spencer and wife, from
near Hamlin Station, returned Monday
from Lake View where they had been ;
few days visiting their son Charlie
Spencer and family.
E. n. Taggart has had long string
of cement sidewalk laid about his resi-
dence in the southeast part of tow
which adds much to the beauty and TIN
convenience of the place.
-Culligan and Stanley's Nashville
Students are billed to appear at Audi
bon in n round-top tent on Wednesda.
evening, June /, 1910. They will Civ
a big parade at the noon hour.
"A new line of Fancy Initial Station
cry, Box Papers, Tablets and Poun'
Papers at attractive prices Lay in you
summer supply.
20tf Prick DRUG COMPANY.
Those whose Cemetery Lots hav,
b9en cared for by me can have the sam
cared for this year; and others that ma,
want l.. b. JENNINGS.
Tel. 134 Red; Box 387 p. o. 2ltf
Mrs. John w. Mcclure received
message Tuesday saying that her aun
was dead, down at Oxford. Iowa, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure took the moo
train to attend the funeral obsequies.
%. G. Donaldson came from Broke
Arrow, Oklahoma, to visit his son Doc
tor John Donaldson and old time neigh
bors. We are told he has traded for
farm down at st. Mary's in Ware
county.
Mrs. J. b. Connrardy came up frol
lou 1aia NV
class of sixteen of her Baughman SEWN
. class who were rs bonny a lot of lassie
as you could find the whole world Owe
and Artist c. c. Harper secured til
( shadow before the substance faded.