Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-24

oscar ROBERTS went TO Harlan
Monday, to attend the fair
: Martin Kjar went to Atlantic, Mon
day, to visit for a few days.
Harry Gleason went to Omaha
. Monday, for visit and on business.
Charlie Watts went to Lake Okobo
j, Monday, to spend weeks vacation
Feeder Schmidt came from Grant,
Sunday noon, to visit with home folks.
The Extra Concert Band went to
Wall Lake, Monday evening to spend
a week.
Monday, to attend the fair and visit
relatives.
-Sherm Lang was here over Sunday
from Harlan to visit his parents, Jas.
Lang and wife.
-Chas. Wolff and wife went to Wal
nut, Sunday noon to visit with relatives
for q few days.
Hazel Norman from Audubon Wis
tied Sunday at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Clark jerks.
--Vernard and Clifton Roderick from
Dedham are spending the week with
their cousin Leo jerks.
Rev. G. H. Schesselman departed
Monday for Sandusky, Ohio, his old
home, for visit of several days.
Louie Petersen and wife went to
Atlantic, Saturday, to visit over Sunday
with his sister Mrs. L. B. Hansen.
| Mrs Mary Smedley returned to
Lewis, Saturday, after visit here with
her brother, Chas Bagley and family.
| -WANTED-An experienced girl
for general housework.
1-w. MRS. K. s. VAN GoRDER.
The attendance at the Old Settlers
picnic was larger than anticipated on
Saturday and Friday was big day also.
When attending the Old Settlers re-
union at Extra r. j. Creveling and wife
were the guests of Miss Lena Bush and
brother.
! A new turn-table arrived in Audi
bon last week for the Rock Island and
will be put in near the old round house
before long.
| -Pard Miller who was here to attend
the funeral of his little nephew, Lyle
Miller, returned to his home in Ana
mosa, Monday.
The Misses Alice Eddy and Olive
Gardner went to Atlantic, Sunday, for
a visit with their cousins and to attend
the Chautauqua.
The Rock Island train due here at
$3.50 Friday afternoon was over two
hours late because of the wreck to No.
II on the main line.
Miss Leila Alder of Viola, daughter
of Rev. j ALDER returned Tuesday from
spending the summer vacation among
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Passmore and children who
visited here with her parents, VIM.
Krauel and wife returned to her home
in Guthrie Center. Saturday.
Bert Freeman is getting to be a
good pedestrian. Taking notion for
walk last Friday he walked ten miles
from Extra to Audubon, all because of
missing his train.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Kerwin and two
children went to Dunlap Monday, to
attend the tin wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Peters on Tuesday. Mrs. Kerwin
and Mrs. Peters are sisters.
Rev. J. Alber of Viola Center will
preach in the Audubon Evangelical
Church next Sunday morning, at Cham
pion Hill Schoolhouse Sunday afternoon
and at Viola in the evening.
| The Canning Factory was compelled
to work Sunday so as to clean up the
corn left over from Sunday night when
they were compelled to shut down on
account of breaking the line shaft.
The success of play these days de-
ponds on its cleanliness. That is why
The Lockes Combany is so well liked.
At the Opera House Monday Aug. 49,
John Lovelace and sister, Mrs.
Harry PARROT, returned Saturday from
| Winterset their ''old home. where they
were for visit. Mr. Lovelace did not
get to swim in the old pool as it was
almost dry.
Dan Buckley and two daughters
who visited with his brother-in-law 7.
B. Kerwin and family north of town re-
turned to their home in Panama Friday
accompanied by Miss Bernice Kerwin
who will visit with them for several
days.
| Mrs. Flo Freeman left Sunday noon
for Des Moines where she visited with
relatives until yesterday when she
was joined by her niece. Marjorie Wilson
of Audubon and then left for Chicago
where she win buy her fall Supply of
goods.
Mrs. Ed. Brandon and Mrs. VIM.
Baker and child of Dorchester, Neb.,
and j. Ryersen and wife of Marengo
who visited here with Chas Ping and
wife left Sunday noon for Dorchester
where the Ryersens will visit with the
two former ladies'.
The Lockes Company Is one of the
most popular companies playing in the
middle west states. They are always
reliable and always have had good. en-
joyable plays and clever players.
They win be at the Opera House
Monday August 20.
/ Miss Ella M. Stearns returned Fri
day evening from Jordan's Grove where
she spent a weeks vacation with her
friends, the Rev. r. A. Smith and wife.
She reports delightful visit while
there and says she only wishes it we're a
months vacation instead of week.
| --Thos Davis arrived in Audubon
Sunday from Colona, ILL.,, to visit with
his son Homer and daughter, Mrs.
Harry Conklin and families and to take
look and play with his new grand
son, Cecil Davis Conklin. He will visit
and look after business for about two
weeks.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drury were so
happy Saturday that they stayed home
all day and did not attend the Old Sett-
lers reunion at Extra because Of the ar