Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-02-18

uay on business trip.
John Roth returned on Saturday
from his visit out at Omaha
--Ol Mease of Gray was down Mon
day calling on his friends.
Mrs. Wilson who keeps house for
Charles Tramp went to Omaha Sunday
Marie Elwood journeyed to Omaha
Monday to pass few dayswith friends
&C. A. w, Colee was in Audubon
yesterday on his way out to the farm.
Louie Tramp Went down to Bur-
lington, last Saturday, on business
visit.
Ralph Herbert and wife returned
Saturday from a pleasant visit with
Atlantic relatives,
H. b, Emily of Viola was down
yesterday and took home with him a
new gasoline tank wagon,
Mrs. Maggie Glasson, OF Omaha,
is here on visit with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. William Fry.
Mrs. Mabel Doyle arrived first OF
the week for visit with her father,
Mr.. A. M. Hays, and his family.
Doctor II. +. Childs and family
are enjoying visit with his sister,
Miss Naomi Childs, ofCouncil Bluffs.
w. S. Roberts arrived Sunday
from Omaha and will resume his old
position, that of pilot on the dray line
Mrs. H. w. Wilson arrived home
Friday from Des MONIES where she
has been passing few days with her
sister.
Miss Mary Kerwin returned yes.
terday from Highland Park Des
Moines, where she has been attending
college.
Hazel Neif is in Des Moines study
ing the spring styles at the wholesale
millinery firm OF Lederer, Strauss and
Company
Herbert Renshaw who has lived
over at Guthrie Center the last two
years is moving to Willow Springs,
Missouri.
E. S. Van Gorder and wife are In
Chicago for a couple of weeks enjoy
ing visit at the home of his sister,
Mrs. W. Kirk.
Mrs. Lawrence Kline went out to
Omaha last Monday to visit with her
brother, Lloyd Hayes. and buy pretty
things for her millinery store.
Fred Kassner, of Bloomington.
with his wife and children, arrived in
Audubon yesterday expecting to rent
a farm and mama IN ia, The nnnnty
Mary Leonard who had been here
on a visit to her parents, V. Leonard
and wife, returned to Davenport where
she is employed, last Of the week.
VIII Donaldson came down from
Templeton, South Dakota, last week
and passed few days with friends
down The Valley near Old Hamlin.
For SALE. Twenty tons of Timothy
and Glover Hay; $500 ton at barn.
Route /, Box s, Audubon.
7Sd JAMES LEE.
Mrs. and Mrs. Taylor, of Wiota,
were guests at the Hon. j. Kuhn home
Ia this city, last week. Mr.. Taylor
and Mrs. Kuhn are brother and sister
Mrs. A. B. Mendenhall, residing
northwest OF town, is confined to her
bed by illness and Mrs. Anna McNutt,
her sister, has taken u temporary leave
OF absence from her position In the
postoffice to care for the sufferer.
Invitations have been issued by
the Psychology Club OF Audubon to a
luncheon to be given at one O'Clock
on Saturday at the home OF Miss Mary
Davis, one of the specifications being
that Business attire only is permits
sible,n
The family of w. S. Roberts, who
owns a residence in West Audubon,
arrived from Omaha, last of the week,
where they had been living the past
few months. Their many friends are
glad to welcome them back to Audu-
bon again.
The Walter Savidge Theatre Com
pany have been holding the boards at
the Opera House this week and playing
to delighted audiences. They are a
bunch of clever players and can make
you laugh II you ever laughed before.
See bills for the rest of the week, and
go and see them.
We have decided to do carpenter
and contract work upon our own re-
sponsibility in the future and solicit |
your business i'm that line. Estimates
furnished and reference given upon |
application.
81 SUNBERG AND SCHMID.
Now Is the Time to Get a Good Piano |