Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-06-09
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Mrs. f. M. Zion departed first of tn
week over the Rock Island for Bows, il
the north eastern part of the State.
! Julia and Minnie Mcclure who ha
been sojourning out at Council Bluff
came home Saturday for q visit wit
their parents, M. Mcclure and wife.
| Rev. Ed b. Cousins was at the Rocl
Island depot Friday evening TO gree
his friend Captain Cousins from Counci
Bluffs who was here for short stay.
Miss Eads and her mother went +,
Avoca Saturday for visit and from
there they will go up to Little Rock Z,
pass the school vacation with relatives
Charles johnson and family had Q
good visit last week from his nephew
Il. Ball and wife who were enroute from
Oklahoma to their former home over in
Illinois.
George Gill and his niece who lives
in Atlantic were in town Monday look
ing at a driving horse belonging to III.
II. Buck which they wanted to purchase
for the lady,
| John Musson reached home Friday
from business trip up in the Dakotas.
The family departed first of the week
for Salem, in that State where they will
pass the summer.
Rev. ]. p, Morley went to Indianola
Tuesday to attend the commencement
exercises of Simpson College and attend
meeting of the board of trustee, of
which body he is a member
Principal f. w. Johansen of the
Audubon High School has gone to his
home at Gladbrook where he will remain
about two weeks and then go to Chicago
University to study through the sum
mer.
Doctor J. M. Fulton accompanied
Otto Reubel, Mrs. August Burr and
Minnie Burr to Iowa City last Friday
where the young man was operated
upon for appendicitis, and is said to be
recovering nicely.
-Amiel Christensen who works for
Peter Lauritzen out south west of Au-
dubon was kicked on the arm by horse
Sunday afternoon which made it neces-
sary to call physician, but no serious
results are anticipated
Agnes Mcclure the daughter of j.
w. Mcclure and wife went down to Des
Moines Monday to be present at the
commencement exercises of The Acade-
my, Sister School which her sister
Theresa Mcclure attended.
The Eldora Herald says that fifty
years ago June occurred the big lorna
do in that part of Iowa. job Crist, still
living i'm Eldora was carried about eighty
rods by the wind and during the time
struck the ground three times.
Mrs NJ B. Wonsmos, her daughter
Wolly Wonsmos and Bessie Ping took
their departure Tuesday evening for
Denver and Colorado Springs to get n
good breath of mountain air and catch
glimpse of the Mighty Rockies.
Mrs. w. II. Green went to Iowa
City Friday to visit her SON Ray Green
who is studying law at State University
Her mother Mrs. M. A. Brown went
with her as far as Des Moines where she
will sojourn with her brother Doctor A..
Brown.
"A package of delegate tickets mailed
to Extra Monday afternoon was carried
by, which .necessitated the printing of
another lot and trip from there by
automobile to get them. Many people
suffer expense and inconvenience by the
negligence of others.
The invoice of the stock in the old
drug store in the Cloughly building has
at last been completed and the building
vacated Lou Colwell who purchased the
building last year is fixing it up to occu-
ply it with his restaurant, which he
expects to in two or three weeks.
Robert Rutherford bought the S.
w. Cramer farm of one hundred thirty
three acres north of Ross at $4,000 an
acre. Mr.. Cramer then bought forty
acres out east of Audubon from George
II. Stemm at the same price, but it has
no buildings. Mr.. Stemm paid $l25.00
two years ago.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Audubon NJ T.. church
will hold the June meeting at the home
of Mrs. Joe III. Ross on Tuesday after
noon, June IA, 1910, at Half-past Two.
Topic for Study: Life In a Picking
Mission Station" Mrs. Frank Johnson
will be leader of program. Refresh
ments will be served.
e. N. Taggart was up in Northern
Iowa last week and sold two good farms
in that section. Fred Farley bought one
of one hundred twenty acres in Dickin-
son county and Del Steele of Guthrie
county bought a hundred seventy-five
acres in Emmett county Mr. Taggart
left yesterday with other parties for
that part of the state.
j. A. Merwine of Mount Vernon
was here last week to call upon his
brother-in-law George Cook whose wife
was q sister of Mr.. Merwine The child.
rem of Mr.. Merwine are attending Cor
nell College and one of the boys is an
athlete, having made the mile run at
the meet in Grinnell not long ago in
| four minutes four and one-fifth seconds
If you want a tight roof and one
that can be easily kept in repair, insist
upon using Carpenter Morton Roofing.
This roofing is made from Long Fiber
Wool Felt, treated with Natural Asphalt
Nothing else is equal to it for durability
John Weighton at Audubon carries a
large stock of this roofing and sells il
under an absolute guarantee of satisfac'
tory results.
George Weighton drove his Chalmer
Detroit car to Des Moines Sunday and
was accompanied by Jack McCort and
Bert Keith and Herman Harter return
ing home next day. They left Fifth
Street and Grand Avenue in Des Moines
at three o. clock i'm the afternoon, tarried
seventy minutes by the wayside and
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bon at eight o'clock. Doctor Wejghtor
and party said it was delightful run
and that his speedometer showed the
distance to be eighty three miles.
| C T.. Wheeler of the Chronicle re.