Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-06-09
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Peter Roth and family were in Au.
dubon yesterday.
Lester Potter journeyed to Omahs
Saturday on business.
Your osly Chance. 10 see the funeral Of King Edward
Wednesday. Juse Is at The Gem.
Gene Culver returned Tuesday from
a visit with friends abroad.
Mrs. sport" Hammock went tc
Menlo Saturday for visit.
u. M. Graham went mp to Fort
Dodge Friday on business.
Mrs. E. L. Cramer went to Council
Bluffs yesterday to visit friends.
Loretta Hansen went to Shenandoah
Tuesday to attend summer school.
The most widely known Historical Event, the funeral
Of King Edward, Wednesday. June is at The Gem.
&C. M. Griffith arrived Tuesday from
Waterloo and that part of the state.
Seth Hartzell was up from Extra
Saturday calling on his many friends
Mrs. j. M. Fulton and Esther Fulton
were with Atlantic relatives Saturday
Superintendent Harry Smith went
to Des Moines Friday, returning Sunday
Rev A. B. Miller returned from his
trip to Kansas City on Friday evening.
William McLeran, the younger was
a business visitor in Atlantic Saturday.
"A. J. Wenkhermer of Kansas visited
his nephew Mr.. Laubender here this
week.
. Mrs. w. o. Henry had a pleasant
visit last week with her sister from
Menlo.
Mrs Ralph Thomas and little girl
are down at Oskaloosa visiting with
relatives.
Judge Green finished holding court
at Atlantic Friday and returned to his
home in this city.
Mrs. E. F., Bilharz is at Indianola
attending the Fiftieth Anniversary of
Simpson College.
III. III. Buck with his wife and baby
went down to Stuart yesterday for a
visit among friends.
H. w. Stearns and A. N. Detwiler
went to Des Moines Wednesday to join
the boys in celebrating.
Don Preston is enjoying a vacation
with his relatives, Rev. Brown and his
wife, up at Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. b. Cunningham is up at West
field for visit with her son William
Cunningham and family.
Mrs. Klaus Thomson and children
have been visiting friends over at Jack
sonville in Shelby county.
Every red.boOded American will want to see the
funeral Of the beneyolenty loved King Edward Wednes
day, June Is. one day only at The Gem.
Mrs. Charles Jones journeyed down
to Mascedonia Tuesday and he went to
Des Moines that same day.
George Bonnesen and wife of near
Sharon Store are enjoying short vaca-
ton out at Colorado Springs.
The Misses Inez Gates and Helen
Stearns went to Stuart yesterday to see
some of their friends graduate.
-Jens o. Christensen of the firm of
Albertsen and Christensen was bust
ness visitor in Atlantic Tuesday.
Jap Wheelock formerly of Extra but
now in the creamery business at Cedar
Rapids was in Audubon Saturday.
Mrs. Crowley Cole of Atlantic was
here this week to visit her friends the
J. Kuhn and George Viewer families.
Mrs. Lawrence Kline came home
yesterday from visit with her brother
nd fa M
Daisy Prick departed Tuesday for
Lake Okoboji to join her father, Ed
trick, and enjoy a rest from dull care.
There will be Children's Day Ser
vice at the Evangelical church on Sun
day morning June 10, 1910, at Half past
Ten.
e. S. Van Gorder is home from
Chicago and fairly recovered from the
illness that took him there three weeks
ago.
Miles Gardner is home from State
College at Ames to pass the summer
with his parents, Samuel Gardner and
wife.
John Loyelace returned on Monday
from Winterset where he had gone to
attend the funeral of one of his warm
friends.
Mrs r. F. Childs and her children
Olivene and Edward Childs went out to
Council Bluffs Tuesday to visit with his
people.
Mrs. Uhl, who had been here to
visit her brother Frank Frazier, went
out to Omaha Saturday to call on her
friends.
Mrs. Frank Frazier went down to
Holden, Missouri, Saturday to visit her
relatives who were there from New
Mexico.
--Flossy Reynolds, youngest daughter
of G. III. Reynolds and wife, is down at
Des Moines having good visit with her
relatives.
The mail out of Audubon Monday
evening must have been very heavy
because some Extra mail of importance
was carried by.
Grant Jacobs and wife babe their
friends good bye Saturday and returned
to their former home at Des Moines for
future residence.
Will Morning, Ward and Weigh.
tons lumber bridge builder, was called
TO Des Moines Friday by the illness of
his sister and an uncle.
| Earl Maharg, J. b. Ashby and f.
b. Thomas are up at Ames this week
enjoying reunion with their friends
and classmates of former days.
Mrs. A. G. Taylor of Coon Rapids
came over to Audubon Friday and re-
manned until Wednesday visiting her
friend Mrs. George III. Stemm.