Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-18

NA'ueJ, iOtuihCu HOiic vi Dituludy.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson and Mrs.
Audubon Shelley went to Muscatine
tuesday to spend some time with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Henry Ruhs and her daughter,
frieda went to Anita, Saturday, for a
VISIT among friends where they former
ly resided.
Mr.. and Mrs S. II. johnson and
the children left Tuesday for a visit
among her people out at Laramie
Wyoming.
"A fine monument has been erected
in memory of Mrs. Chamberlain the
mother of Mesdames Harmon, Carr,
and Eddy
Mrs. A. G, Ross and her niece Miss
Gwendolen Carey returned Friday eve
ming from week among friends down
in Des Moines.
Mrs Frazier went to Des Moines
Sunday night for more of those new
goods they will have ready for the
trade this fall.
After visit here with her brother,
Il. nj. Norton, Mrs. c. Il. Kelly and her
daughter, Edith left for their home at
Paxton, Illinois.
Mrs. Leavens came in Monday to
meet her husband, Frank Leavens, who
returned from visit to his brother at
Dallas, South Dakota.
Charles VanGorder has bought the
safe that was used in the Commercial
Savings Bank and is having it removed
to the Bank of Brayton.
&C. W. Marlin nursed wounded
hand for several days because of bad
connection he made with fruit can and
the opener he was using.
Henry Burr has gone to Colorado
to look at the country and to help to
build a couple of houses for his sisters
in-law, the Misses Anciaux.
Chris Jensen and family of Dedham
passed through Audubon, Friday, on
their way to Omaha; and would stop at
Atlantic to visit his brother
Mrs. John McKaig of Grinnell, who
had been here to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Rutherford of Ross,
went to her home, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIRY are entertaining
Mrs. Carrie Grandy of Grantwood, New
Jersey. She arrived Monday evening.
The ladies are long time friends
The Rock Island station Tuesday
morning had the appearance of city
suburban station because of the crowd
and the hustle in securing tickets.
M. ID. Crow returned home down in
Extra township Saturday. He had been
up in Cameron township for week
helping the boys to stack the grain.
Mrs. w. H. Smith of Menlo who
had been here to assist her daughter,
Mrs. Hammock in the care of sick
child returned to her home Tuesday
Registered Shorthorn cows and
heifers and bulls for sale.
26tf G.. w StetZel
Phone 21A21-11, Audubon, Iowa.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phone
50, Audubon, Iowa. 16tf
Mrs. Guy Downs of Harlan returned
to her home, Friday, having visited
here with Mr.. and Mrs. William Reese,
in whose family Mrs. Downs was raised
Mrs. B. b. Carr left yesterday for
her home at Hinton, Oklahoma, after
an extended visit here with her sisters
Mrs. A. G. Harmon and Mrs. j. III.
Eddy.
DIR. G. A. Mitchell of Bellevue,
Nebraska, was here Friday night with
his brother, Rev. A. A. Mitchell, taking
his little girl, Janet, home with him,
Saturday.
The mail carrier says that some
bridges over toward Kimballton were
taken out by the heavy rain Monday
which made him change his route to
some extent.
"A. III. Dollahide is busy making
changes in his house on the west side
where he and Mrs. Dollahide haye taken
up their residence since they returned
from the west
Postmaster and Mrs. J. ]. Quinby
of Ross have both been i'll the past two
weeks and their daughter Mrs. John
Rutherford of Des Moines is at home
giving needed assistance.
Fred Kester, his sister Nellie and
his cousin. Onie Kester, all of Iowa
City were here for two weeks visiting at
Sylvester Moore's home in Cameron.
They returned home, Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. N. Coe of Viola came
down Friday morning to bring Mrs. NJ.
III. Coe and son, of Lewis and Miss Joy
Hart of Nebraska on their way home
after pleasant visit with Mrs Coe
The Misses Eta and Minnie Burr
have gone to Chicago to visit with rela-
tiyes and friends for three weeks, when
they will stop on their way home for a
week or so at Oxford and Des Moines
Mrs. Myrtle Black of Brooklyn who
with her two young children had visited
her parents here Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
McNary, returned home, Friday. Her
brother, Jessie McNary, accompanied
her.
Harry and Hazel Cochran returned to
their home at Earlham. Saturday. They
are son and daughter of Thomas Cochran
and had been here on visit with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
E. Kennels.
We are pleased to note that the
ladies will succeed in their undertaking
to put cement floor in the Floral
Hall at the Fair Grounds and also to
provide Rest Room tor the ladies and
their children.
Peter Langland of Fresno county,
California, who has been here for some
time to visit his brother, Thos Langland
went down to Casey, Friday, to see
some friends. Mr.. Langland has a fruit
farm i'm California.
Rev ID. l.. Burger, who is Metho-
dist minister down at Watson, Missouri,
had been here on visit with his sister,
Mrs. Samuel Terry and he also visited a
S;star in yNahstar Counfv whom ba ba1