Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-18
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iS oho" hohudy, september D.
Fred Cole made trip to Atlantic,
Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Foley went to Chicago,
Saturday.
Mrs. LATE Simpson visited in Extra,
Saturday.
Father Mcdonald went to Des
Moines, Monday.
Miss Katherine Foley went to Des
Moines Monday.
Thos. Davis and wife returned Mon
day from Red Oak
Watch for the Sparks show adver-
tisement next week.
r.. o. Craney went down to Wal.
nut Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Merle Rippey is home from a
visit down at Menlo.
Geo. Stemm returned Monday from
a visit dowd at Menlo.
Lewis Loss left Monday for vaca-
ton going first to Omaha.
Charlie Booten went to Des Moines
| N.SeJ Sii ~ puoihCoo Oiip.
-Nels Mumgaard and sister went to
Omaha, Saturday for visit.
p. A. Casey of Atlantic was up to
Audubon, Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Ellis came in
from Boone, Saturday morning.
w. G. Elliott has been away this
week on trip to Clinton, Iowa.
Frank Herndon got back last of the
week from trip over in Illinois.
Miss Nettie johnson returned from
visit with her sister at Omaha.
Carson Brockway and wife returned
to Nebraska City last of the week.
j. H. Eddy and wife haye returned
from a visit with friends at Stuart.
Anyone who wants fine home
should read Bottoms adv in this issue.
Miss Carrie Andersen daughter of
Jens Andersen went to Nicola, Tuesday
The John H. Sparks famous show
will be in Audubon, Monday, Septem-
Der 5.
DR.. Cravens of Spirit Lake visited
at the Nash home few days the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Searle left
Tuesday evening for their home in
Chicago.
"A. j. Buckner, the father of Frank
Buckner came last week to visit his
relatives.
"A. G, Harmon has put up large
sign on each of the six roads leading
into town.
Mr., Emil Bilharz went to Tilden,
Nebraska, Saturday, to look after his
farm crops.
John Downing who is brother-in-
law to James Murphy returned to Oma-
ha, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Davis went to
Red Oak, Friday, to visit at the home
of his brother.
Mrs. Louise Mendenhall of Winter
set came up Tuesday to visit the family
of J. M. Cole.
| Col. Kness went to Extra, Friday,
to confer with Mrs. Geo. Kness on mat
tiers of business.
Mrs. John Graham and children
went down to Adair Monday for visit
with her people.
Fred Vermilya and wife came up
from Walnut Sunday returning there
Monday evening.
Mrs. N. Kleuver, of Atlantic went
home, Monday having visited the Arps
and the Kleuvers.
-Mesdames Esbeck and Railsback
returned Monday from visit with
friends at Brayton.
Miss Cora Davis of Omaha came up
Saturday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Roberts.
Herman Hukill has purchased an
eighty acre farm about seven miles this
side of Coon Rapids.
-Luverne Ellis of Walnut returned
home Monday after visiting friends
here and up at Gray.
Mrs. Wolf, niece of the landlord,
is here from What Cheer. Iowa, for a
visit at the Park Hotel.
Little Miss Hazel Christofiersen
went to Marine, Tuesday for visit
with her grandparents.
Miss Emma Smethers of southern
Kansas is visiting at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Sylvester AIRY.
Mrs. August Oelke and her daugh-
ter, Clara, went to Omaha, Saturday,
to visit Miss Alma Oelke.
Miss Hazel Parrot and brother of
Atlantic were up last week to visit their
aunt, Mrs. II. H. Croker.
The Misses Lane came home Tues
day from a visit at Des Moines and
the eastern part of the state.
John Bridenstine has been away to
South Dakota to look after his farm in
terests in Minnehaha county.
Mrs. Sherman Wright and her two
little daughters went to Atlantic on
Tuesday to visit her parents.
Mrs. Minis, the wife of Prof. Minis
of Nevada passed through Audubon
from Extra, Monday evening.
The little Misses Mckee, sisters of
Mrs. Harry Cole, returned to their home
down at Stuart Tuesday noon.
--Jens Nielsen of Marion with his
wife who had been visiting his brothers
at Extra returned home, Tuesday,
g. W. Hoover has purchased and
received fine new three-seated covered
carriage for pail bearers wagon.
Miss Jessie Banks and Mrs. Fred
Nelson of Humboldt are here visiting
with the family of John W. Shaw.
u. w. b. Cole, M. G. Griffith and
Joe Richards will be employed at the
Iowa State Fair this year as usual