Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-07-14

Fred Vermilya was calling upon his
Extra friends Monday.
Hans C. Hansen went to Creston
first of the week on business visit.
Marie and Amelia Ohms went down
to Victor Saturday to visit relatives.
Judge Green came home Friday to
pass Sunday with his family in this city
We remind our friends that we
have eight Chautauqua tickets at $3.50
Alvin Holmes and wife passed q
part of this week with relatives near
Casey.
Mrs. Harry Cole came home Satur.
day from visit with relatives near
Stuart.
| The state of New York has licensed
more than one hundred thousand auto
mobiles.
| Elmer Bailey passed Sunday in Des
Moines whileShis wife visited relatives
at Extra.
Will Leet was here last week from
Omaha to visit his relatives at the Ollie
Coon home.
Cora woodward of The Advocate
force passed Sunday with her parents
out at Manila.
Doctor Burnside returned home on
Saturday from an extended visit down
at Des Moines.
Louis Bagley and brother Russell
Bagley called on Atlantic relatives last
Saturday night.
Mrs. Vern Snellbaker came from
Des Moines Saturday to visit her mother
Mrs P. l. Drury.
Mrs. Dorsey of Marine after good
visit at the George Everts country home
returned Monday.
Miss Bryan of Lewis who came up
with Doctor Brooks Sunday returned
home the next day.
Mrs M. Mcclure came home Fri
day from visit with her son William
Mcclure and family out at Nicola.
Bertha Ball after a visit here with
her Uncle Charles johnson returned
home to Kearney, Nebraska, Monday.
-Arlie Vail of Des Moines who had
been here to visit Susie Musson and
Myrtle Townsend returned home Satur-
day.
Miss Edith Hubbard of Mason City
came down last week to spend some
time caring for her sister, Mrs III. G
Leach.
Thomas Owen and wife of Oklahoma
City are here for visit with his broth
er Uncle William Owen and their other
relatives.
Mr.. Kissick and wife were here last
week to visit their daughter Mrs. Ralph
Thomas and returned home to Oska-
loosa Monday.
Gretchen Nash returned Sunday
from her studies in Chicago to pass the
vacation with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Nash in this city.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson who is here
to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Renftle went to Atlantic Friday to Wis.
it the L. J. McCuen family.
Registered Shorthorn cows and
heifers and bulls for sale.
26tf G. w. Stetzel,
Phone 21A21-11, Audubon, Iowa.
w. o. Henry the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. 16tf
, Mary Powell of Extra and Rose
Powell of Atlantic were in Audubon on
Saturday The first named young lady
is taking painting lessons at Mrs. Watts
Studio.
Tailor Best and his father-in- law
w. Fl. Nicholson are up at Worthing
ton, Minnesota, enjoying an outing and
fishing in the numerous lakes there
abouts.
Doctor Don Drake and wife after 9
pleasant visit here with their relatives
the w. W. Smith and A. F. Drake fami
liei returned to their home at Clarinda
Monday.
Doctor Fulton was in Atlantic last
Monday to see his father who is i'll an6
4 his wife and Esther continued the jour
ney on down to Lewis for visit will
relatives.
} DIR. A. l.. Brooks drove to Lewis
4 Sunday afternoon taking Mrs. Boiling t.
her home. They were accompanied 10y
Master Emmert Brooks and DR.. an(
Mrs. w. E. Kimbell
D "A score of friends gathered at thu
John Kennedy Grove on Thursday o
last week to indulge in picnic and dC
honor to Mrs. Ben Carr and Mrs. w. A
Thompson who are here on visit.
Mrs J. f. Frazier had a good visi
O last week from her sister and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Thompson of La
Cruces, New Mexico. They started Oh
the homeward way Saturday evening
Doctor Rosenbladt returned Frida,
from Rochester, Minnesota, where h
had been with patient and was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Vithel
of Poplar who had been up there TO
treatment.
Lester Layland had a run-a-wa
"A Sunday evening, the team starting il
town and running east When it turne,
: at Fraziers corner the buggy was tippe
over and somewhat injured but youn
Layland escaped without any seriou
: injury.
Henry B. Herbert hove into Audi
bon Monday evening on his return froT
d Washington where he is employed dun
le ing the sessions of Congress. Mr.. Hel
d bert has quite recovered from his lines
n of year ago and is looking and feelin
ID strong and vigorous again.
"A telegram came from Ottumwa
Iowa, on Thursday, July Z, 1910, direct
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nash and MI
and Mrs. w. III. Cowles, from Mr.. am
:, Mrs Nelson Cowles, saying unto us thi
y day was born sweet baby girl. Mrs
CoNles AT once deuarted for the HON
=. of her son but the other grandparent
were content to smile over the adven
and remain in Audubon.