Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-31
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I'm 10 Monte christie.
j. c. Boyer made business trip to
Avoca today.
Monte Christie Special Excursion
September 9Th.
"A. G. Kraft and wife returned
home, Tuesday, from visit at Dexter.
ID. d. Cole has returned from visit
with his niece, Mrs. Wicham of st. Paul.
Mrs. Hannah Miller and grand
daughter went to Atlantic today for a
visit.
Samuel Beers and wife of Greeley
went up to Marshalltown, Tuesday, to
visit.
Joe Ross and LATE Simpson drove
to Omaha, Sunday, returning Monday
night.
Miss Esther Fulton went to Allan.
tic. Tuesday evening to visit her grand
parents.
III. ii. Buck went to Des Moines,
Tuesday evening, for a day or two al
the fair
Mrs. Jas. Harmon and little girl
went to Marine, Tuesday evening, to
visit the boys.
--Adolph Wolf of Williams, Iowa,
came down Sunday for brief visit
returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Finch and sister, Mrs. j
p. Bartlett went to Omaha today for {
visit with relatives
Mr.. Ketchum, the secretary of Con
gresham Green. arrived in Audubon
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. j. A. Graham went to Omaha
today taking along little daughter to
have her eyes treated.
Mrs. Handley, who visited her sis
ter, Mrs. A. +. Drake, returned to Des
Moines, Tuesday evening.
Il. w. Hillyer and wife came down
from Sioux City, Tuesday, to visit hel
parents. Fred Horning and wife.
John Wagner went to Des Moline.
this week to meet his little daughter
who was returning from st. Louis.
The Updike Grain Co. is tearing
down some old coal sheds at the North
western TO erect new ones we are told
Little Grace johnson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson, fell and
broke her arm while playing the otheI
day.
Lorenzo Brooks goes up to Mitchell
today to visit his brother. Clifford, anC
from there will return to his home al
Iowa City.
Rev. G.. b. Christensen of the
Ebenezer church west of Audubon who
has been sick from typhoid fever il
slowly improving.
Mrs. Nellie Mayo returned to hel
home at Joplin. Missouri, today after &
visit here with her aunt, Mrs. Geo
Harmon and family.
When Clark Wilson was at Helena
Arkansas, in the fall of 1863, he had {
| picture taken in his uniform including
the cap. Recently Mr.. Harper has done
some fine work in making him an en-
larged picture.
Miss Ida Tennegkeit has arrived
home from western South Dakota wher,
she spent the summer with her sister
Mrs. Mary Hit. On Wednesday sh'
went to Des Moines to make her hom,
with her sisters.
Robert Laurie who has been work
ing at the Advocate for some time has
resigned his position and left for hi
home at Seymour Saturday. 'Bobbie'
has Just recovered from a spell of sick
ness and his parents wished him :,
come home.
Miss Glendale McNutt daughte
of James McNutt, who has been her
visiting her grandparents John McNut
and wife of Ross and the other rela
tives, returned home Sunday, accompa
MED by her cousin Mabel who wen
along for visit.
-Chas. T.. Trunnell and Roe Higgin
returned Tuesday from Spencer. Iowa
where the former rented half sectiol
farm for next year. Spencer is fin
little city of 5000 people. The farm
located six miles away and in q goo
section of the state. Mr. Trunnel vii
not move until spring.
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