Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-28

"A sister of j. L. Griffith from Car
roll is visiting here this week
Miss Gladys Chamberlain of BRAY
ton was in Audubon TuesdayInight.
House to rent in Audubon, Inquire
of 13tf JESSE KEITH.
Roy Swaney was down from Man
ming Monday greeting his many friends
| R o. Craney went out to Walnut
Monday to attend to business matters
! Anna Dorr of Extra was the guest
of her friend, Mrs. o. b. Train, last
Sunday
Mrs Fulton and Mrs. Railsback of
Extra visited their brother Elmer Baly
last Sunday.
Mr. Bowman of Extra was up Mon
day for visit with his daughter Mrs.
G. H. Wilde.
Mrs. HI. G. Fredericksen is with her
daughter Mrs, Elmer Agnew ut Cotton,
South Dakota.
-Catharine Hermansen who visited
her brother here has returned to her
home in Chicago.
Constable Marshall Smith of Extra
was up to Audubon Monday viewing
the landscape DER.
Oscar Roberts, former resident of
Audubon county, arrived from Texas
Monday to visit relatives.
For all kinds of baking, consisting
of bread cake, pies and doughnuts go
to the bakery of Smith & Sons. tt
--WANTED-Two good girls for gen
eral work. Highest wages paid Write
or inquire at City Hotel, Carroll, Iowa.
DIR. Riley of Extra came up to Audu-
bon yesterday morning and spent the
time between trains among his friends.
Mrs w. o. Henry and the children
who had been down about Menlo visit
ing with homefolks returned here on
Saturday.
Mrs, Roberts, from Mount Pleasant
was here over Sunday to visit with her
brother law, Mr.. A. III. Roberts, and
his wife.
j. c. Strahl and family. and ]. c.
jerks and family from Viola visited in
Audubon Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
lhomaS winters
Edwin Delahoyde of Extra was up
Monday in consultation with his chief
Charles Van Gorder, President of the
First National Bank
Mrs. r. A. Steere of Gray who spent
the winter out in California returned
last Saturday pleased to get back among
her many good friends.
Roy Dryden and Ralph BalIou start
ed away Saturday evening for the Ed
! Dryden possessions in Canada to while
away the summer and fall.
Mrs. J. w. Renshaw from Webber.
Kansas, is visiting this week in Viola
with her daughter Mrs. Mart Olson Jr
and with her son Bert Renshaw.
&C. C. Prichard of DeSoto, and f.
d. Spencer, of Valley Junction, neph-
ews of w. H. Giltillen. were guests Of
that gentleman and wife last Sunday
The mother of Mrs J. NJ. Graham
who was here for some time on u visit
left for her home in Chicago on Friday
Miss Lorraine Graham accompanied her
as far as Atlantic.
Planting of the apple, plum, cherry
peach and pear in the month of May is
entirely safe as they hit the May Show
err season. Get letter off or phone to
w. NJ. Bomberger at Harlan, Iowa
Joe Elwood received letter Mon
day from the company by which he is
employed saying that for last week he
stood at the head of the sixteen Salesmen
His amounted to $3.50 and the one next
to him had 1851 to his credit
E. E. jefferson of Oakland was over
to Audubon last week and returned
home Saturday accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs Hawk, who will visit
there for some time and then go out to
Cambridge, Nebraska, for q visit before
coming home.
Mrs. f. S. Watts accepted an invi-
tation last week to make an address
before The Mothers Club, of Newton,
the Club at Colfax being present as their
guests. Mrs. Watts returned on Friday
after spending day with her son Harry
Watts at Des Moines.
Mrs. w. w. Smith went to Newton
on Friday to attend an Opperetta called
Robbie Shafto" given that night by
pupils of the High School under the
instruction and direction of her daughter
Miss Theresa Smith who is director of
music in the schools of that city.
MFR and Mrs William Lyman have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, jeanette Lyman to Clinton
Spencer, the nuptials to take place on
on May 4, 1910. William Lyman
Junior, accompanied by his young friend
Earl Ballard arrived this week from Des
Moines, Iowa, where be had been attend
ing school. Mr.. Ballard may decide tc
remain here. Rupert, Idaho, Record
"A few days ago Colonel Miles Knees
was called to the country on professional
business and when he came home he
walked lame. He was busy at work
when big bay mule jammed him VI
into one corner, squeezed his backbone
and liver about forty-seven degrees tC
the leeward, then sat squarely down
upon him. For few days thereafter
he moved about with visible limp.
AT the regular meeting of Veritas
No. 392 Blue Lodge Masons at Audubon
4 Iowa, on Friday night, April %, 1910
there was scene not usually seen in 9
lodge room. Mr.. Clyde Keith was there
to receive the. third degree; his father
Mr.. Pres G. Keith, was there to see the
. work well done; and his Grandfather
Uncle Jesse Keith, was there to have 3
finger in the pie Three generations OF
5 one family all together upon the check
o cred floor.
! William Cloughly returned last
week from Ute where he left Mrs
7 Cloughly with her sister Some time
S ago they went to the Sanitarium at De,
:. MONIES expecting that it would be nee