Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

- ne Wooumen mad installation on
Tuesday evening.
Fred vermilya has returned from
| Trinidad, Colorado.
e. L. Finch and J. B. Ashby went
to Stuart yesterday,
i LATE Simpson was o business visitor
in Extra, last Saturday.
Elmer Dyer and wife are over at
Casey visiting relatives.
Marshall Smith of Extra was up to
Audubon last Saturday.
/, Mrs Jens O. Christensen was with
her Atlantic friends last Saturday.
School Books and School Supplies
all the time at TRICKS Drug STORE.
Banker Charles Van Gorder was u
business visitor in Atlantic last Friday.
| Nothing too fine TO be dry cleaned
at City Laundry. Weguarantee our
work. 48tf
HAY For SALE-At the G. f. Cald.
well farm miles east of the Brown
Ranch. l-2
-Nettie Johnson went to Atlantic on
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Rem
Phelps
Earl Weston of Marlbank, Nebras-
ka, is here visiting nj the home of G. ii.
Sampson.
George Mushrush went to Atlantic
Friday to work in the Snouffer black
smith shop.
H. q. Leach is at Rochester with
Mrs. Leach who is still unable to leave
the hospital
Isaac Williams and wife were up
from Extra Saturday calling ON their
many friends.
&C. r. Hillyer and family have moved
over from Wichita to their new home
in Bradlyville.
/ Mayor Nels Hansen and wife were
up from Extra last of the week to see
their many friends.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde returned to
her Extra home Friday after passing a
week with relatives here.
Henry Savage who had been over
by Adair for week with relatives re-
turned to Audubon Saturday.
w. o. Henry went to Menlo Satur-
day to accompany his wife home, who
had been there to visit relatives.
| Dee. Bell and wife were up from
Extra Sunday to attend the funeral of
their sister law, Mrs. Don Preston.
The Baldwin line of Pianos includ.
ing the Ellington, Hamilton and How
ard Pianos at Prick DRUG STORE.
| Mrs. Will Morey of Guthrie county
was over this way last week to visit her
relatives and returned home Monday.
Mark Nelson and his sisters Dena
and Agnes Nelson came up from Extra
Monday and passed the day with friends
Mrs. Charles Zion, her sister Hazel
Neff and Carson Brockway were with
friends out at Omaha part of the past
week.
"A wee mite sweet baby girl came to
gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs James
Carper of Audubon on last Friday, Janu-
airy T. 1910.
The wife of Rev. Charles Brown
arrived from Shellsburgh, Saturday, to
attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs
Don Preston.
Mrs. John Weighton returned from
Chicago last Friday where she had been
with her daughter during her stay in
in the hospital.
| Mrs. j. j. Miller returned to her
home at Ute last Saturday, she having
been here to visit with her sister Mrs
William Cloughly.
j. NJ. Fullerton will have a sale ON
January 20, w. S. Owen on January 81.
l.. NJ. Estes on February g and James
Hunt on February Is.
Roy Dryden, the son of Ed Dryden
and wife, of near Hamlin Station went
to Des Moines yesterday to attend the
Highland Park College
| Chris L. Christensen has arrived at
home from Rochester and is feeling very
much benefited, hoping and expecting
to have complete recovery
For SALE. Choice X. G.. Rhode
Island Red cockerels, 81 90 each ii taken
soon. MRS. G.. w. STErzEL,
Route |, Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. Pope from Dedham and Mrs.
George Coe of Bethel church neighbor-
hood departed first of the week to Enid,
Oklahoma, to visit with relatives.
Ella and Mary Kerwin, daughters
of NJ. F. Kerwin and wife, returned on
Saturday from good visit with rela-
tives down about Victor and Des Moines
Tom Christensen, who works for
Peter Anderson, goes about this week
with his face all done up because he fell
on the frozen ground last Sunday while
trying to catch horse.
j. Nal Bryan arrived in Audubon
Saturday from the home of his son Ern
Bryan, over in Guthrie county, and then
journeyed off down to the Harm Rice
home, near Hamlin Station, to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Rice.
Grant Lancelot wife and their lit
tie girl passed through town Saturday
ON the way to their home at Scranton
from Extra where they had been to see
his parents, Editor W. j. Lancelot and
wife, of The Journal
w. A Tinker of Topeka, Kansas,
left for home Friday, having been here
on visit at the home of Geo. Town
send. Mr.. Tinker is Connected with the
money order department of the post
office at Topeka.
If you want to know the time of
day, ask Miss Daisy Prick. You will
then have opportunity to see that beauti-
full little gold watch that she received
as premium for doing work for the
World Herald of Omaha.
Mrs. Jones anb her daughter Daisy
returned from Rochester last week and
we are pleased to hear the young lady
| ia making rand recoyery Thara saaus