Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-06-24
Ralph Hardy, of Dedham, was a visi-
tor in Audubon Monday.


tor in Audubon Monday.
VIM. Dryden was in Coon Rapids Mon
day and Tuesday buying horses.
Mrs. James Wilkins left Wednesday
evening for three weeks visit at Red
Oak.
Otto Thomas and wife, of Extra, visit
ed with the family of r, N. Carper Fri
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Low returned Tues
day morning from an over Sunday visit
at Atlantic.
The Audubon Kid Band will give a
concert and festival in the park Satur-
day evening.
DR.. II. ID. Miller went TO Des Moines
Tuesday evening for visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Humiston return
ed yesterday from their visit at Cedar
Rapids and Clinton.
Chas. Tunnmann, of Melville town
ship returned Saturday from two
weeks visit at Victor, Iowa.
Mrs. Il. ID. Blackman and children re-
turned Thursday last from a months
visit with her parents in Chicago.
The Danish society's picnic south of
town last Sunday is reported as a most
enjoyable occasion by all who attended.
DIR. j. f. Clark and family left We'd
nesday morning for visit with relatives
and friends in Stuart, Winterset and In
dianola.
Mrs. Il. A. Wadsworth arrived We'd
nesday evening from Grinnell for visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Burnside.
Just Justesen went to Omaha today
for weeks visit with his sister. Ed
Redline will assist T. +. Wilhelm during
Just's absence.
Mrs. Carrie Ward who has been visit
ing at the home of her father, Il. G.
Smith, returned Wednesday to her home
at Calumet, Iowa,
Misses Laura Murphy and Pet Hart
went to Extra Wednesday evening to
attend Che closing exercises of the paro-
chial schools at that place.
Miss Burtch, who has had charge of
the millinery department at the Racket
store during the present season left Mon
day for her home at Indianola.
Mrs. ID. G. Abrams, of Iowa City, is in
Audubon visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dawson and her sisters, Mrs.
E. Rilhafz and Mrs. W. Il. Donaldson.
Geo. M. Watts, manager for the Stan
dard Oil Co., at Carroll, was in Audi
bon Wednesday attending to business
matters connected with the oil station
here.
Theo. #. Myers went to Des Moines
Tuesday on business. He was accom-
panied by his daughter Helen, who viii
go to Montezuma for visit with rela-
tivos.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFarlane are en-
are entertaining Mrs McDuff and her
daughters Gene and Olive, of Cedar
Rapids. They arrived in Audubon We'd
nesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. p. L. Ferguson started
Tuesday evening on the return journey
to their home at Peacham, Vermont, af-
an extended visit in Audubon with their
daughter, Mrs. w. FL. Cowles.
J. A. Overholtzer arrived Saturday
from Central City, Nebraska, for visit
with his family. Mr. Overholtzer says
that the recent fire loss in his lumber
yard at McCool was not serious.
A party of eight took Benton's bus
anu tuJOyCu a DiCnIS supper III tiio
groves south of town Sunday evening.
The Misses Kennedy, Justus, Gene and
Emma Culver and Messrs. Van Gorder,
Dickinson, Bilharz and Dr. Childs COM
posed the party.
Mrs William Cloughly and daughter
Gusta left Wednesday evening for WIS.,
it at Amigo, Wisconsin and also at points
in Canada, where they will make an all
summer visit. The Woodward boys &C.
companied Mrs. Cloughly as far as Chi
cago, where they will visit their grand
mother.
The people of the M. Il. church have
every reason to be proud of the appear
ance of their church building since the
decorators have completed their work.
The work in the auditorium is finished
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