Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-06-30
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Howard Kittell went to Brayton,
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Kerwin retnrn-
ed home last evening.
H. G. Smith came home Tuesday
from short trip to Omaha.
Mrs. Langworthy is here on visit
at the home of Doctor Brooks.
Howard Kittell and wife were with
her parents in Extra over Sunday.
! Mrs. Hockett of Earlham is here to
visit her sister Mrs. Robert Evans.
We remind our friends that we
have eight Chautauqua tickets at 81. so
Joe H. Ross and his family have
been away rusticating for week or
more.
"A Mrs. Thompson of Red Oak Wis
tied at the Methodist parsonage last
week. 81
Mr. Grove of Iowa City is here this
week advertising the Audubon Chau-
tauqua.
John McGovern of Larland has re-
turned from sojourn out at Montrose,
Colorado.
Mrs. Nels Rattenborg of Hamlin
was brought home from Rochester last
of the week
Franks. Watts and wife returned
last evening from Des Moines, Denver
and Chicago
Deputy Sheriff Ferguson and County
a tn IL 90 l~,n g.,
this morning.
Watch for the Audubon Cornet
Band in their nobby new suits the
Fourth of July
Miss Ella Smith returned Tuesday
from Wymore, Nebraska, where she
visited relatives.
-Mesdames Louis Stetzell and G. w.
Stetzell went out to Walnut Saturday
to visit relatives.
Judge Green returned on Saturday
from attending the State Bar Associa-
ton at Des Moines.
Theresa CASTOR went to Stuart on
Monday night to attend the Kerwin-
Donahue wedding.
Harry Tramp was up from Creston
over Sunday to visit his father, Charles
Tramp, and family.
Miss Theresa Smith has gone to
Lehigh to spend the Fourth with her
brother, DR.. Roy Smith.
] Owing to the absence of Doctor
Morley there will be no services at the
M. E. church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watts are
spending their honeymoon on trip
through Yellowstone Park.
j james Lang's mother has returned
to her home at Farewell, Nebraska,
after visit here with her son.
Charles Reynolds returned Monday
from trip that extended so far as Lead
City in the Black Hills country.
Miss Mary Smith is home from
Cedar Falls where she recently gradual
ed from the State Teachers College.
Marshall Smith of Extra is putting
up his merry gor round and will be
ready for business Saturday evening.
Cecilia Esbeck from Elk Horn was
over to Audubon last week visiting her
friends at the home of Jens Marquessen
Mrs. Rem Phelps of Atlantic who
had been here to visit her parents l.. G.
johnson and wife returned home Sat
urday.
The Misses Olga and Alma Christen-
sen are visiting at Nysted, Nebraska,
where they expect to remain several
weeks.
--Chas. S. White has returned from
Canada reporting good prospects for
the central part but lack of rain in
Alberta.
Miss Olive Gardner will 90 to
Scotland South Dakota in September
to act as assistant principal of the pub
lie schools.
Mrs. Hubbard who has been here
with her sister, Mrs. Leach, left for her
home at Gam Valley, South Dakota.
last evening.
"A number of the young friends of
j. M. Kerwin went out to Douglas last
evening to join in making merry over
his marriage.
The Misses May and Nora Hunt
left last evening for a visit with friends
dU lldI UlOiu, dIu VuGs tIuOU,
South Dakota.
Fred Farquhar and DIR. Weir of
Winterset drove up Saturday and re-
manned over for two or three days
among friends.
The Misses Lillian and Theresa
Poulsen returned from Creston yester-
day where they had visited their uncles
the Tramp boys.
Mrs. John G. Davis and daughter,
Mrs. Doctor LauritZen were at Extra
the front part of the week visiting with
old time neighbors.
The famous Lake City ball club
will be in Audubon, Friday July 1, to
play the Audubon ball team. Don't
fail to see this game.
Misses Mabel Keith and Lulu Sheets
are up at Boone this week attending a
Christian church convention, as dele
gates from the Audubon church.
Press Keith and wife went down to
Atlantic Monday to visit their son and
from there they journeyed out to Omaha
to be gone few days.
w. o, Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. left
Nick Jensen the son of John G. Jen-
sen carries broken arm because he
climbed on horse in the field without
bit or bride and had a mixup with the
horse and an apple tree.
Word comes from Salt Lake City,
Utah, that pretty girl baby was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Merrick, one
day last week. Mr.. Merrick is broth
er of Mrs. l.. b. Jennings, of this city.