Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-25
-Elberta peaches in September.

Miss Ethel Owen went down to
Anita, Saturday.
John Esbeck of Extra was up Mon
day on business.
Miss Edith Leighty went down to
Shelby, Tuesday.
Mrs. Jens Andersen went to Extra
Saturday for visit.
Arch Higgins has gone to Missouri
to look up a location.
Mrs. G. d. Aldrich of Earlham
visited here last week.
--Chas. Bagley is about again after
several days of illness.
Miss Vera Boyer returned Saturday
from visit to Atlantic.
Arthur Farquhar went down to
Dexter yesterday on business.
Mrs. Lastine of Marine visited here
at Mr.. Christensens last week.
See advertisement about Liberia
peaches from Colorado in September
Mrs. Fulton and daughter of Extra
came up Friday evening to visit relatives.
e. N. Taggart and John Wagner
went up to Northern Iowa, yesterday.
Agent Jesse Humiston is confined
at home this week by rheumatic troubles.
Sam McGill and wife of Gray were
down Friday to meet a friend from
Kansas.
Mrs. w. o. Henry and her little
girls went to Menlo, Saturday, to visit
her parents.
Mr. Smith, the barber from Hartley
with his family has been here on visit
the past week.
The mother and sister of J. B. Ash
by returned to their home at Creston
last of the week.
Mrs. Herbert of Atlantic came up
Friday for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Hoenke.
&C. G. Harper will be at Des Moines
till Saturday to attend a demonstration
of Photographic paper
The McHargue's and the Conklins
have been camping on the Coon River
over near Coon Rapids.
Mrs. Fred Nelson and Miss Jessie
Banks who visited here with the Shaw
family returned to Humboldt Friday.
Mrs. Frank johnson, sister of Mrs. j.
M. Graham stopped over here last week
on her way from Colorado to Chicago.
Edward Tibben and John Schlater
of Audubon township returned home
Friday from week up at Lake View.
Old Father Glasscock came up from
Oklahoma last week to spend some time
with his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Camp
bell.
Miss Ruth Watson is busy making
preparations to go to Denison where she
has secured a position in the public
schools.
-WANTED-To rent 3 or rooms for
light housekeeping or board with pri.
vate family. Enquire of HI. G. Leach
or Phone 413.
e. M. Norton and family left Tues
day for Grand Junction, Colorado, to
make visit of two or three months
among friends.
Geo. E. Kellogg, the county treas
urer with his family went over to
Woodbine, Saturday to visit his people
for few days.
MIR. and Mrs w. H. Cowles enter.
tanned E. G. Vandenberg of Kingsley
Iowa, and some other friends at supper
Friday evening.
j. G. Fisher and wife returned home
went Friday to visit their daughter
Mrs. Editor Mantz.
! "A. P. Erickson and wife of Massens
visited here at the home of her uncle
Marshall Darnold last week, while OF
their way to Colorado.
e. G. Vandenberg of Kingsley, for
mer agent here for the Northwestern
has been here looking after his farm
and visiting many friends.
Mrs. Cornelius Gates and grand
daughter, Miss Hazel Gates, returned
Monday from q weeks visit with thu
| formers sister in Calhoun county.
Registered Shorthorn cows ant
heifers and bulls for sale.
26tf G. w. StetZel,
Phone 21A21-11, Audubon, Iowa.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sci
your property and get best prices Stool
sales speciality. Write, wire or phon,
IS, Audubon, Iowa. 16tf
Miss Mabel Keith, Mrs. James Hol
lenbeck and Mrs. j. H. Kennedy ar
at Council Bluffs as delegates to a dis
trict convention of the Christian churcl
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Challicomb
of Princeton, Illinois, were here las
week visiting their old friends, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank A. johnson, the ladies hay
ing been schoolmates in their younge
days.
Miss Hazel Bryant has returned +
her home at Newton closing her visi
here with her cousin, Miss Theress
Smith. A musical and breakfast wer
given Friday morning in her honor.
1.-THE Man on the Box, which
announced at an early date comes t
us with the laurels of two continent
bequeathed as q success both in thi
country and abroad. Do not fail (
witness the performance. At the Oper
House on Tuesday, August 30.
III. T. Watson, the nurseyman froI
Des Moines, is making his canvass as b
has for many years in the past and wi
call on his customers in this vicinity
little later in the season. He extend
his thanks for their patronage in til
past and hopes for continuance of it !
the future. Very respectively yours,
31t II. T. WATSON
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