Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-09-08

COL &, II. Mertz of Manning was IL
town, Monday.
Miss Ella Mcclure went to Vale,
junction, Monday.
Miss Tresa Mcclure has gone tC
Chicago to teach music,
DIR. Chas. Burnside went TO Des
Moines, Monday for a few days.
Frank Holland of Nicola came over
Saturday for visit among friends,
j. w, Shaw went down to Atlantic
Monday to attend to business affairs
Mrs. Arthur Kitson of Viola went
to Atlantic, Saturday evening for a
visit.
Miss Francis Heath was up from
Extra last of the week for visit with
friends.
Mrs. Sarah Musson has gone TO
Bonneville near Des Moines to visit with
her sister.
John Needles of Sioux City came
down Sunday to visit his father who is
seriously ill.
Miss Emma Norton took the train
Monday for Atlantic and then to Den
yer Colorado.
j. b. j. Lohner of Extra passed
through here Monday on his way home
from Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. ENG visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Clark near
Gray last week.
Miss Kittie Mathews, sister of Mrs
j, M. Cole went to Shelby, Monday, for
a short visit among friends.
Mrs. James Hart of Wayne, Neb.
raska, returned to Carroll, Saturday
on her way home,
Col. G. Il. Mertz of Manning sold
a 24S acre Sac County farm to N. g.
Christensen week before last. 36t
Ralph Hardenbrook of Oklahoma
has been in Lincoln on visit ut the
home of his aunt, Mrs. John Cameron.
Miss Edna Detwiler left last Satur-
day for Fairfield, Iowa, where she is
one of the teachers in the public schools.
Mrs. Simonsen, cousin of Jasper
Jensen, returned to Chicago, Saturday
night after making his family a visit
here.
Geo. Somers returned last week
from his old home down in Vermont.
On Monday he went to Atlantic on
business.
Mrs. Clark went to Des Moines
Monday with her daughter, Helen who
goes to attend school at st Joseph's
Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Riley of Greene
County were down to visit his brother
inlaw, William Layland and family
over Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Cowles went to Allan
tic, Monday, to meet her daughter, Mrs.
Nelson Cowles, coming from Ottumwa
for visit here.
The Misses Mary Powell and Flora
bel Houston of Extra were up Saturday.
They are taking instruction in painting
from Mrs. Watts.
John A. Musson and family return
ed last Friday from Salem, South
Dakota, where they had been living and
visiting for several months.
Father McCorry of Chicago who
was here at the Chautauqua will return
to Audubon to hold mission meetings at
the Catholic church from October 2 to
October 8.
While at Boise, Idaho, Mrs. Wilde
met Messrs. Sam Miller and John Eby
former Audubon County people; and
also Ms McCleran, a brother of William
McCleran.
Mr.. Ernest Squires, cousin of the
Detwiler family, made them a visit last
week while on his way to Belle Plain to
enter upon his work as teacher in the
High School
Rev. Dr. Morley left Tuesday morn.
ing to attend the annual conference
which opened yesterday at Perry. As
ne is member of the examining board
ne went day early.
Roy McDermott and wife left Mon
lay for Guthrie Center where she will
remain for month while he started
for his new work ut Dayton,
Ohio mentioned in another item.
j. Shingledecker returned Monday
from trip up to Buck Grove,
Iowa. Mrs Shingledecker was up at
Gray over Sunday and Mrs. Clarence
came down with her to
Audubon, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Wilde returned Saturday
rom Boise City, Idaho, where she had
been since the first of June on visit
with her son, Clyde Wilde. She says
Boise is fine city and the irrigated
districts are very productive, but she
was pleased to get back where it rains
once in while even in a dry summer.
Roy McDermott of Guthrie Center,
whose wife is sister of Mrs. Merle
Ieippey, has accepted a position with
,he Stoddard- Dayton Automobile Com
Dany mt Dayton, Ohio, at a good salary,
mis- work being to inspect and supervise
Che work on cars that are in service
md are returned to the shops for
repairs.
Mrs. ]. F. Russell and her little
laughter, Gertrude, and Miss Clara
Preston, who had been up there on a
visit. came down from Fort Dodge on a
visit Saturday. They started Friday
but owing to change of time on the
branch they arrived at the station too
ate at Carroll and were compelled to
remain there over night.
Basil McHenry, manager of the
Sparks circus which showed here last
Monday, is a gentlemen whom it is a
pleasure to meet He possesses large
'und of information and has large ac-
Iuaintance with prominent men and
public affairs, and he entertained us for
In hour by relating incidents and telling
anecdotes concerning them. His home
S at Akron, Ohio.
When returning from Rochester,
morning we met quite adele
cation of Audubon people at Manning
IN their way home. Messrs. +. l.. |
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