Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-07-21
G. S, McLeran, D. D. S. office over
Smiths Drug Store. Audubon.

Geo. Townsend is busy painting the
Presbyterian church.
Miss Myrtle Townsend was down
to Atlantic, Tuesday.
Geo, E. Kellogg attended the Judi.
cial Convention Tuesday
Rev. G.. b. Christensen visited his
son out at Omaha last week.
Mrs Booten visited her friend Mrs.
Ulrich at Atlantic this week.
Henry Herbert went to Atlantic on
Saturday to visit his relatives.
Ralph Herbert and wife passed last
Sunday with Atlantic relatives.
Chris Jensen and daughter of Gray
have gone to Oklahoma for visit.
Il. II. WEIGH of the firm of Dean &
WEIGH of Harlan is in town this week
Cornelius Gates went to Cass county
Tuesday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Cooley.
Rev. G.. b. Christensen filled the
pulpit of the Lutheran church Sunday
evening.
The p. E. o. sisterhood enjoyed a
vacation picnic together on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs Winters of Atlantic came up
last of the week to see her friend Mrs.
Sarah Musson.
Miss Anna Kolb of Elk Horn came
over Tuesday to visit her cousin, Mrs.
Sherm Wright.
William Mclaughlin a brother of
Mrs. John Gates arrived from Oklahoma
last of the week.
Mrs. VIM. Holcomb of Clay Center
Nebraska, has been visiting her sister
Mrs. G. E. Bates.
"A young child of NJ. II. Titterington
was kicked by colt on Tuesday but
not badly injured.
Mrs. Beason, the mother of f. A.
Beason, journeyed over to Anita Friday
to visit. her friends.
Charles Ping and wife came home
from Nebraska last week where they
went to visit sick relative.
F. B. Campbell of this Office spent
l.
matters of personal interest.
e. A. Wadsworth and family of
Grinnell are here visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Burnside.
&C. d. Forsbeck, the County surveyor
was at work in town Tuesday locating
some lines for j. Il. Griffith.
For SALE:-Horse buggy, harness,
etc. Inquire or Phone,
MRS. A. A. ZANER.
Henry Jacobsen is occupying the
basement vacated by the Advocate
office and will use it for a fish market
George Stemm, his wife and little
grand daughter Mildred are down to
Menlo to visit his son Charles Stemm
Mrs. John Rutherford and children
who had been here since July Four re-
turned to their Des Moines home Friday
Mrs. Albert Wagner of Anita was
here last week to visit her frsends the
Misses Gene Culver and Emma Culver
County Attorney Mantz went to
Council Bluffs Saturday and remained
over to the Judicial Convention Tuesday.
james Petersen and wife returned
Friday from up at Rochester where the
lady had been for treatment in the hos
pital.
| Mr.. Hawk of the Bilharz depart
ment store returned from Oakland,
Tuesday where he had been to see his
family.
Mrs. M. B. Wonsmos was down to
| Atlantic Thursday of last week to be
present at the burial of Mrs. Abbott a
relative.
An operation was performed upon
Garland Curtis, son of S. G.. Curtis,
yesterday for the removal of adenoids
and tonsils.
Miss Alice Eddy is acting as cashier
Miss Lucy Davis is taking a vacation
of two weeks.
The Audubon chapter of the Eastern
Star had picnic out at Earl Maharg'
on Tuesday night and of course had q
delightful time.
j. S. johnson, the jeweler, with his
family is visiting over at Scranton and
Miss Bessie Rippey has charge of the
store in his absence.
Consul Wallace writes from Jerusa.
lem where he has been stationed fol-
several years, to his son in Atlantic that
he has been transferred to the West
Indies.
Louie Petersen who worked for l..
1 E. Simpson on the telephone lines has
4 M ~ Ill
Mark Haley will soon he making his
daily rounds.
Mrs. S. E. Wagner, mother of E. n.
Wagner the Rock Island section fore.
man, went to Council Bluffs last of the
week called there by the death of anoth,
er sons baby.
-Nels Hansen, son of II. p. Hansen
of Sharon township, was taken to the
hospital at Clarinda on Wednesday be-
cause of a mental trouble that crops
out in violent anger
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Owen of Okla
homa City are here on a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Bert McNutt of
Ross, and her sister, Mrs. Alex Fergu-
son and other relatives
j. w. Henry sold his residence to
Peter Mathisen, the younger, and Sat
urday started for Texas to seeka new
location. Bnt he was taken sick over in
Guthrie county and returned for new
start.
Henry Kuiner and wife of Rock
Island came up Tuesday for a visit with
her uncle, Robert Rutherford, Senior
They were accompanied by Mrs. John
McKaig of Grinnell, a daughter of Mr.
Rutherford.
Harry Watts and his bride arrived
ON Thursday from their wedding trim 10