Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-11-19

Mrs. Passmore, of Guthrie Center
way here this week calling upon her
friends.
High Sheriff Northup made pill
grimage down to Des MOines, last Of
the week.
John Schroeder and wife entertain
ed friends from out at Nicola, part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward will en-
terrain company on Saturday evening
of this week.
"A. FL. Roberts andt wife returned
Friday from trip to Falls City, out
in Nebraska.
Mrs. Lopez, from Muscatine, was
here last week on visit to her aunt,
Grandma Zion.
j. M. Cole, the Park liveryman,
was at Anita, last OF the week, on a
business trip.
john Krick has left his claim for
the winter and Is employed In Pierre,
the state capital.
Mrs. Emil Bilharz gives luncheon
today at one O'Clock to number of
her lady friends.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
of friends at dinner.
Bert Keith came home on Tuesday
morning from the north where he had
been on a business trip.
Mayor Nels Hansen, from Extra,
was up to Audubon, Friday, calling
upon his former neighbors.
Mrs. w. B. Wonsmos, her sons
Henry and John, we're with their AT
lantic friends, last of the week.
Doctor Childs was called out to
Coleridge, Nebraska, last week, pro-
fessiOnally, He returned Friday.
Clara Oelke journeyed down to
Extra, Saturday and passed the day
with her friend, Mrs. Wyman Harvey
A. J. Fletcher, of Winterset, was
here last week to pay visit to his
sister, Mrs. f. G.. Miller, up in Cam
erOn.
Chat Dustin and limo CARRIER came
up from Hancock, Monday evening"
for a visit with friends here and up at
Gray.
w. "A. Woodland, Of Carthage,
South Dakota, has moved onto q
claim at Lacey near Pierre In that
state.
Ethel Mott, after pleasant visit
haro NTH bar finland Mo hal MIX n m :
han, returned to her home at Marengo
on Monday.
Minnie Mcclure came home Mon
day evening from q good visit with
her brother, Will MCGUIRE, and fami-
out at Nicola.
Bessie Ping, Mrs. Walter Freder
ickson, Mrs. r. 0. Craney made up
trio of Audubon citizens who went to
Omaha, Monday afternoon.
The next Columbian entertainment
will be given on Thursday evening
December 10. The tickets are now on
sale at Griffith's drug store.
Mrs. +. l.. Hibbs was unfortunate
in falling, about week ago, and
breaking couple of ribs, lbut Is re-
covering we'll from the injury.
ID. Kroger and wife returned to
their Adair home, last OF the week,
after q good visit here with their
daughter, Mrs. John Graham.
Mrs. Wills, Of Malvern, who had
been here to attend the funeral of her
sister, Edith Stafford, started on the
homeward way, Tuesday noon.
Everett Mantz and his sister, Sadie
Mantz, returned from Oklahoma, Sun
day, to the home of their parents, s.
L. Manrz and wife, in this city.
"A. j. Leek, brother of Robert
Leek, who had been here the past six
months, departed Tuesday noon for
his home at Corpan, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Sharp, from
Falls City, Nebraska, we're in Audu-
bon, last week on q visit to her sisters
Mrs. Hudler and Mrs. Dollahide.
Mrs. Katie Hansen went down to
Brayton, Saturday, to visit with rela-
tives for two days. Her husband was
up at Ringstead, Iowa, on business.
Miss Mathewson, OF Nebraska, ar
rived last night to assist in caring for
her grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Oliver
during her illness resulting from q
broken limb.
--Evert Mantz and his sister, Sadie,
arrived Sunday from Oklahoma where
the former resides. He has been three
and half years and likes the country
very much.
Mrs. f. ID. Nelson entertained her
friends the Misses Clair Savage, Nellie
Johnson, Miss VergOor, trio of
pretty school ma'ams from Shelby
Station, over Sunday.
Earl Maharg, of the Bethel neigh
borhoOd, came to Audubon, Saturday,
bringing his sister-in-law, Miss Dav-
export. to town that she might take
the train for Avoca to visit friends.
"A special tain went out of Audu-
bon, Saturday night, over the North
Western, on which George Foley had
two cars of sheep, Earl Maharg, three
cars of sheep; j. w. Mcclure, one car
ofcattle.
John M. Griggs has received an
important volume from Theodore F.
Myers giving an account OF New Or.
leans in war times. Mr.. Griggs was
there and will read the book with much
interest.
The people of South Dakota evil
IDENTIFY didn't want any change of poll
cy in the administration In either
state or nation. The majority for Taft
was 1884 and for Vessey for COVER
nor was Is. lO8.