Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-06-16

| u. b. Ashby went to Des Moline
Tuesday evening on business.
Clara Anderson went down to At
lantic Tuesday to visit friends.
Charles Tramp went to Atlantic ant
Omaha on business trip Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Bilharz returned Frida,
from visit at her former home dowr
at Indianola.
Mrs. Kittell and daughter Ads
Kittell are entertaining a lady friend
from State Center
Mrs. John McNutt went to Girls
void Saturday to visit her son james
McNutt and family.
George S. Guernsey was up from
Extra last week to visit his mother Mrs.
E. A. Bates for day or two.
Clifford Ellwood and Homer Booton
went to Lewis Saturday to act as a bat
terry for the Lewis base ball team.
IF. Appleman and wife of Atlantic
were in Audubon Saturday to attend
the funeral of their friend A. A. Zaner.
Roy Smith was down from Fort
Dodge last week for a short visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith
Mrs. M. Renftle of Marengo who
had been here to visit John Renftle and
other relatives departed for home Mon,
day.
Mamie Pratt and Mildred Miller
from over about Anita were here last
week to visit friends at the Henry Ruhs
home.
Frank Johnson and Jake Ruhs went
over to Adair Friday evening to drive
home couple of those popular Stude-
baker cars.
Grandpa William McLeran started
Tuesday evening for Chicago to have a
good visit with his son George McLeran
and family.
Dora Larsen arrived from Esther
vile last of the week and is one of the
instructors in the County Normal Insti-
tute now in session.
Frank S. Watts is away this week
having a good visit with his sons Harry
Watts, at Des Moines, and Charles
Watts down at Chicago.
Mabel Brooks of Iowa City is here
to pass the summer with her relatives
the Doctor A. L. Brooks and Doctor
Carrie Brooks Wood families.
Mrs. Hess who was called here by
the illness of her brother, A. A. Zaner,
departed for her home at Saltwater,
Pennsylvania, Tuesday evening.
NOTICE! Ice always on hand at
my residence in West Audubon. Call
any time and get it.
24S Otis HARRIS.
Mrs. John Wagner departed for St.
Louis last Saturday, and Mr.. Wagner
went down to Knoxville, in this State,
where he visited until Tuesday morning
Nellie Brady and Katie Brady went
to Des Moines, last of the week. The
first named will remain and attend the
summer school at Highland Park Col
lege.
Conductor Jack Lennon is away to
his ranch in South Dakota and Mr..
Yost of Valley Junction is working on
this branch of the Rock Island while he
is gone.
Chris Wonsmos telegraph operator
at the Rock Island depot leaves to.
morrow for an outing out at Denver,
Colorado Springs and the Cripple Greek
District.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arp, a newly welded
pair from Montana, We're here Friday
to visit S. c. Curtis, of The Advocate,
and his brothers, the lady being cousin
of the Curtis boys.
The Mothers Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. George N. Weighton, ON
the hill, at Three O'clock on Friday
when none but the mothers who are
members are invited.
james Cameron came home from
his studies at the State University in
Iowa City to pass vacation time with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cameron,
of Lincoln township.
Mrs. Fordice who is on visit with
her nephew A. N Detwiler is said to
be the senior member of the Rebekah
Lodge. having been member of that
order for fifty -four years.
George Bonnesen and wife of the
Sharon Store neighborhood returned on
Friday from visit to the mountains of
Colorado. On the homeward way they
visited her uncle at Denver.
Mrs. Worth Waldron of Denver
Colorado, arrived on Thursday of last
week to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Hoover Mrs. G. j. Faulk.
ner her friend came with her.
Marie Adams arrived last evening
from Des Moines where she had been
studying violin music and will pass the
summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank H. Adams, of this city.
Mrs. Walk Crees was at Extra last
of the week to meet her sister Mrs.
Thompson of Belle Isle, New York State
who had just arrived to pay visit to
her father, Uncle John j. Dimick.