Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-09-22

Mrs. E. F. Bilharz went to Atlantic,
Tuesday, for short visit among friends
Mrs. Walter Boag and her sister,
Miss Mary Mitchell left Tuesday for Os.
kaloosa.
| Miss Clara Oelke returned last week
from visit with her sister, Alma, al
Omaha.
Miss Minnie Mckee, q sister of Mrs.
Harry Cole, returned to Stuart last OF
the week.
Miss Agnes Wallace of Illinois, has
been her" - visit her cousin, Mrs John
Lovelace.
Mrs. Morey who spent her summer
way down in Vermont, has returned to
Audubon.
-Jens Anderson and wife and Peter
Anderson have gone to Blair, Nebraska,
this week.
Jas. B. Carper went to Atlantic,
Monday to run stand" during the
county fair.
Mrs. Josh Cousins of Brayton, was
up over Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Geo, McNary.
Julius Hecker returned on Friday
to his studies in the Iowa State Univers,
ity at Iowa City.
Mrs. Geo. Townsend and her daugh-
ter, Myrtle, went to Des Moines, Tues,
day for few days.
H H. Buck and wife have gone to
Greenfield and Iowa City for vacation
among their relatives.
Mrs. w. F. Earhart of Menlo, was
up for few days last week to visit her
father, John G. Davis
-Chas. Petersen and wife of Marine,
were here over Sunday to visit his
brother, Dan Petersen.
Frank Tharnish went to Atlantic
Monday night to visit his cousin, and tc
look in at the county fair.
Rev. G. B. Christensen went tC
Blair, Monday night on business, in
connection with the school.
Mrs. Lena Hagin went to Coon Rap
ids Tuesday morning for weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
| John Alt has returned from a long
visit with his son, Charles Alt, up al
Watertown, South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Boseck of Griswold
were up Sunday on account of the death
of child of Henry Kleuver
Mrs. Harry L. Tramp and her two
children returned to Creston Saturday
having visited relatives here.
The town authorities of Audubon
are advertising for some parties to build
standpipe for the city water.
Prof. Grant Lancelot, parole agent
for the board of parole of this state,
passed through Audubon, Monday.
I have some customers for Audubon
county farms G. E. Mertz, Manning
Iowa. 36i
Edgar Carter and wife, and the lat
ter's mother, left for Pennsylvania
their future home, Monday evening
| Miss Irene Scott of Emerson, came
up Monday to spend some time with hel
cousin, Miss Bessie Ross upin Cameron
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Smith of Topeka
/
evening to visit her sister, Mrs. Schreib
er.
/ Mrs John Guyton, who has beer
| visiting here with her brother, Chris
Berg, left Tuesday for her home at Sc
attic.
County Attorney Mantz and wife
returned Tuesday morning from visit
with Editor Mantz and family of Man
ming.
Sylvester Arey hied himself away
Sunday to enjoy vacation down in
Indiana with his wife among her rela
tives.
Miss Augusta Hecker went to Des
Moines Monday, to enter upon the
Teachers course of study in Drake Uni
versity.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Boag are
grieving over the loss of their infant
child, which was buried on Monday OF
this week.
Miss Goldie Cozine went down Il
Drake University at Des Moines, Mon
day, to enter upon course of Norma
instruction.
-Chas. L. Tramp went down to Ne
braska City, Saturday, to see his son
Chas A. Tramp, who is running a bricl
yard there.
j. NJ Cole is enjoying visit from hi
sister, Mrs. r. A. Hayshurst, of Phila
delphia, whose husband is minister il
the Baptist church.
Forty head of fine Duroc Jerse,
boars will attract many buyers to tn
Owen Davis sale north of Audubon OF
Thursday, September 80.
Don't forget that Renftle the Ian,
Man, and A. F. Drake the Insurance Man
have moved their Office from their oil,
location, to the front rooms abov
Curriers' harness shop, in the old Cit
zens Bank Building. 81.