Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-05

Ethel Glass was Saturday visitor
in her Atlantic home.
Mrs. Julia Tramp comes this week
to visit Mrs Lydia Chandler
Mrs. Kile returned Monday from a
trip to Omaha and Clarinda.
Emma Culver went out to Council
Bluffs, Monday to visit friends
N p. Hoegh and Chris Grau were
up from Oakfield township Tuesday.
James Lang arrived at home Friday
from attending plumbers meeting.
House to rent in Audubon, Inquire
OF 13tf JESSE KEITH.
Charles T.. Zion will decorate the
Maccabee Hall before leaving for home
Lulu Sheets went to Atlantic Fri
day to visit her friend Mrs Joseph
Sanberg.
Bert Stocking of Newton has been
visiting among his friends in Audubon
this week.
Mrs. c. w. Drake of Dexter has
been here as guest in the family of II.
j. Loveland.
&C. l.. Christensen and Jens Hermen-
sen went out to Omaha Monday on a
business trip.
Esther Fulton passed Saturday at
Atlantic with her Grandpa and Grandma
j. w. Fulton.
Mrs. Willis, niece of Z. NJ Wag
ner, arrived Sunday to visit that gentle
man and wife.
w. III. Nicholson and wife of Allan
tic were Sunday guests of his daughter
Mrs. j. r. Best.
Mrs. Abrams of Iowa City has been
here the past week to visit her sister
Mrs. Emil Bilharz,
Miss Gene Culver returned Friday
from visit among friends at Council
Bluffs, Atlantic and Des Moines.
Miss Gladys McHargue enjoyed a
company of her little friends Sunday in
recognition of her sixth birthday.
For all kinds of baking, consisting
of bread, cake, pies and doughnuts go
to the bakery of Smith & Sons. If
-WANTED-Two good girls for gen
eral work. Highest wages paid Write
or inquire at City Hotel, Carroll, Iowa.
Jake Gwin who had been visiting
his friends the William and Jake Lay
land families went to Grinnell Monday.
Mrs. Sherman Knox of Casey was
up last week because of the serious i'll
ness of her mother Mrs. E. B. Holmes
&C. p. Peters and wife of Ottumwa
were here over Sunday the guests OF
their relatives, Doctor Hollenbeck and
family
L. A. McGinnis and wife made
& trip to Gray Thursday evening wher,
n she attended meeting of the Rebekal
Lodge.
Doctor John Weighton has purchas
ed a Chalmers Detroit Thirty o
Audubon Automobile Company in whicl
to enjoy life.
4 Doctors C. S. McLeran, John Don
& aldson, of Audubon, and L. j. Oldakel
n of Extra, are away to the State Denta
q Association this week down at DE
x Moines.
Ruth Preston passed Saturday wit
& her sister, Mrs. ID. Bell, at Extra, TIL
next day Mrs. Bell came up for q shor
# visit with her parents, George w. Pres
a ton and wife.
ID. d. Sampson and his son WEI
g. down Saturday and took home wit
n them one of the E. NJ F. Studebake
s cars handled by johnson and Buck an
d Charles Elliott.
: George N Weighton shipped anotl
er of his celebrated Tamworth hogs @
, Monday to J. w. Justice and Son dow
|. at Calona, Iowa. His hogship weighe
five hundred ten pounds.
3 The young Misses belonging to IL
a Junior Endeavor Society of the Presb
u terrain church were entertained at
q luncheon at the church Friday afternoc
a by the boys of that Society.
y j. G. Burkey was taken suddenly
Y Saturday while in town, falling to Il
II ground in fainting fit. He was take
a into John Reinemund's store where
= soon recovered and left for home.
& &C. f. Mccoy has purchased fiji
n imported Clydesdale stallion, five yea
81 old from McClay Brothers of Janesvill
y Wisconsin, and he thinks he has one
\ the best ever brought to this county.
7 w. C. Elliott was called to Lincol
I Nebraska, last of the week by illness
/ his wife. Their many friends here I
( Igret very much to hear that she has n
received much or any benefit from h
L visit south during the winter.
< Mrs. Sam Ulrich surprised h
& friends by dropping into Audubon Ia
2 Saturday. They have returned fro
J Fort Collins, Colorado, and will live
Atlantic where Mr.. Ulrich is at wo
for the Green Bay Lumber Compah
Seth Hartzell has returned from t
/ Imperial Valley in Southern Californ
where he found the climate agreed wi
! him. That valley is about fifty fe
below the level of the sea and beil
hemmed in by mountains is exceeding
hot.
Mrs. j. A. Nash went to Cincinn;
last week to attend the annual meetil
of the National Federation of Womer
Clubs. When that is over Mr.. Ma
will follow and together they will VII
at the home of his sister in Granvil
Ohio.
George Z. Kellogg and A. M. Ha
returned from Texas Saturday morni
much pleased with their trip. Tn
found NJ. l.. Carper busy clearing
land and putting in crops. AT Missic
twelve miles away, they shipped o
| hundred sixteen cars of produce |,
year and before April twenty-five
this year had sent out two hundred fit
eight cars, which shows rapid develt
( ment. The city of Houston is growi
repidly. A building of seventeen stor
will be erected there this summer. O