Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-04
@. S, McLeran, o. D. S. Office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.
Penny Pictures. Gem Theatre.


Ed Prick went up to the lakes yes
terday for another outing.
Frank Townsend went to Shelby
yesterday to visit an uncle.
Miss Wally Wonsmos visited friends
in Atlantic last of the week.
-Auctioneer C. c. Nelson of Kimball
ton was in Audubon, Friday.
j. w. Bailey is employed in the
barber shop of ID. A. Settlemire.
Mrs. w. Burnside and daughter re-
turned from Des Moines on Friday.
The harvest is just about completed
the last of the oats being cut this week.
w. A. Bailey of Des Moines is here
on visit with his brother, E. E. Bailey.
Miss Nellie Brady returned from
Des Moines, Saturday on account of
illness.
&C. p. Meredith and Cap Niles were
up from Atlantic on business Saturday
morning.
just short time. 25 photos for 25
SoiiOo. II you "uht OiiCiii, SOC Iuciu HOW,
Gem Theatre.
Harold Thomas who was cashier at
the Chautauqua is cousin of ID. l..
Thomas of Audubon.
Raymond Grant the son of Rev. A.
r. Grant of Manila is here visiting his
friend, Ralph Johnson.
%. H. Jacobsen and wife of Kimball-
ton came over Sunday for the Chautau-
qua afternoon and evening
Mrs. Reiter returning from Cali
fornia on her way east stopped over last
week with her uncle. III. w. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor returned
home, Thursday night, after a week
with the Agnew family in Audubon.
Miss Grace Reals of Clarinda, who
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. r. d.
Ewing of Ross returned home, Friday.
Warren Norris went to Atlantic,
Friday and from there would go to Red
Oak and Corning to visit among friends,
"A man at Woodbine shipped in a
car load of feeders but could find no
buyers so he shipped them back to Oma-
ha.
j. u. Wright took the train, Satur-
day, noon for Van Meter and from there
went to Ottumwa and New London,
Iowa.
R. M. Carter and wife of Bartons-
vile, Oklahoma, have been here the
past week visiting his brother, r. L..
Carter.
Carson Brockway and wife of Neb-
raska City came up last week for visit
with his parents and her father, VIM.
II. Neff.
The band boys from Extra numbering
sixteen went up to the lakes last Friday
to enjoy a weeks recreation according
to their annual custom.
Geo. McNary, his wife and two
children went to Brayton last week for
a visit with her sister and brother the
Cousins and the PARROTS.
j. B. Mccoy of Washington County
Iowa, visited here with his nephew, j.
B. Kevan. On Saturday they went to
Walnut to visit other relatives.
Hal May of Extra who was up in
Cameron assisting his brother Clyde in
harvest had to return home Friday be-
cause he stepped on rusty nail.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya went over to
Walnut, Iowa, Wednesday to assist
her husband to sell out a bankrupt
stock of goods he purchased there,
Registered Shorthorn cows and
bai farS apd hr,llS for Sa1a
26tf G. w. Stetzel,
Phone 21A21-11, Audubon, Iowa.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales a speciality Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. 16tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boehme with
their two children, Ray and Mabel were
up to Audubon last Friday to take in
the Chautauqua and attend to business.
-Adolph Wolf who has been at Ard
more, South Dakota, proving up on a
claim has returned to Williams, Iowa,
where he is farming with his brother.
Peter Jorgensen and family came
down from Gray, Monday on their way
to their home at Elk Horn. They had
been visiting his brother, Andrew at
Gray.
There is an opening in this Office
for young lady to learn the trade.
Pleasant place to work and good money
to one who will apply herself and make
good.
j. r. Pound and family left Satur.
day for Kingfisher, Oklahoma, leaving
little Ruth ten years old with heI
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. p.
Baker.
Ray Leonard of Omaha, Nebraska
and his sister Miss Mary Leonard OF
companied by Miss Lutte Freeman OF
Brayton.
DIR. Kimbell and wife and Mrs
Langworthy went to Lewis Tuesday tC
visit relatives. From there the doctor
and wife will got to Massena and thence
to Des Moines.
Marshal Darnold went to Atlantic
yesterday to bring back one Limecoola
who was paroled from Jail here to work
out his fine and then walked off with
out asking leave.
Mrs. Scott, mother of Mrs. J. III
Humiston, came down from Webster
City yesterday where she had been t.
attend the funeral of her sons wife
who died at Carroll.
DIR. Fulton reports two twin boy.
at the home of Inman Sherman s
agent of the Northwestern up at Ross
which makes half dozen boys and nj
girls in the Sherman family.
Miss Sigrid Jorgensen of Kimball
ton daughter of Rev. Jorgensen Of
that place came over last Thursday Il
enjoy the Chautauqua for few days