Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-06-15
Frank Hudspeth returned from At

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A. E. Beason and Amos Fancher
went to Omaha yesterday.
John Weighton came home from an
out of town trip Wednesday.
&C. E. Robbins went to Des Moines
Wednesday to attend the races.
The Lone Star Choir met at the
home of Fred Farley last night.
Mrs. Joe Ordway of Brayton came
up Saturday to visit Mrs. N. s. Morey.
Mrs. Chris Bowers went. to Allan
tic Wednesday noon to visit with her
nephew.
&C. @. Brockway and wife returned
to their home in Nebraska City, Neb.,
yesterday.
| Eta Hunt of DeKalb, ILL.,, is here
visiting at the home of A. F. Altman
and family.
| Mrs. Larsen of Atlantic came up
this morning to visit with her mother
Mrs. Mehle.
Alex Ferguson and his father J. HI.
Ferguson went to Omaha this morning
on business.
p. Juhl returned to his home in
Marcus yesterday after visit here
with relatives.
&C. E. Heath and family went to
Atlantic last evening to visit with re-
latives and friends.
Miss Katie Schrieher arrived from
Chicago to-day and will visit with her
parents and other relatives.
--Theo Mantz came down from Mann
ing where he visited with his brother
Frank and family yesterday.
M. H. Titterington sold his one
half section of Canada land last week
at an advance of $50 an acre.
Mrs F. Bodies and children of At
lantic who visited here left for Carroll
yesterday to visit with relatives.
| Lorenzo Brooks of Iowa City is
here to spend the summer vacation
with his sister DR.. Carrie Wood.
| John Kraft arrived in Audubon
from New York City yesterday to visit
with his brothers John and Adolph.
Miss Ella NJ. Stearns spent two
days at Ames last week to be present
at a meeting of County superintendent.
Miss Mabel Hopkinson of Des
Moines who was here to attend the Ep-
worth League convention returned home
last evening.
Miss Mary Marshall who has been
visiting here with her aunt Mrs Nc
Fadden returned to her home in Shelby
this morning.
C H. Reynolds bought a large team
of bay horses in Guthrie County this
week and began the work of sprinkling
the streets to-day.
The Misses Belle, Jennie and Mary
Osman of Panora came over the last of
the week and visited over Sunday with
their sister Mrs. Elmer Hardy and
family.
The following old soldiers left Mon
day morning to attend the State En-
campment at Muscatine: 4. j. Free
man, B. l.. Darnold, r. G.. Ping, A. F..
Drake and John Griggs.
Fred vermilya and wife came over
from Marengo Friday for few days
visit with friends, returning home
Monday morning. Mrs. Ii. c. Hansen
and children went with them so as to
be with Mr.. Hansen who is interested
with Mr.. Vermilya.
The school board of Audubon has
elected G. Il. Lauterbaugh of Mount
Pleasant, Iowa as principal of the High
School for the ensuing year. He is a
young man just graduating from the
Iowa Wesleyan University and is high
ly recommended by the faculty.
Miss Anna Wilson went to Des
Moines Saturday to attend commence
ment where she will graduate from
Drake University. She was accompa-
MED by her mother Mrs. Wilson. Be
fore returning Miss Anna will visit DIR.
Conybeare's family at Cedar Rapids.
Harrison Stanley went to the pas
ture Saturday night to look after some
stock and while there he became uncon-
scious and lay there about three hours
finally coming to and going home
and telling his folks what happened.
His folks had looked all over for him.
On Friday of last week Mrs. VIM.
Owen, ST. lost a black handbag from
the buggy somewhere between Chas.
i
ert Owens in the country. 1t contain
ed her pocket book and card with her
name. Finder please return or leave at
this Office.
Prof f. w. Johansen left last Sat
urday for his home at Gladbrook to
spend the summer vacation when he
will 60 to Creston to take charge of
their High School. Mr.. Johansen was
here two years and left many friends.
His going elsewhere was matter of
choice and better salary.
Rev. Stokesbury of Elliott fonnd in
Mrs. Judge Green q schoolmate of child
hood days when they lived in Charlton.
And while he was in the evangelistic
work for two years, her brother Mr..
Ed. Brown, now of Michigan, sang for
him and we heard him remark that no
evangelist ever had better singer
than Mr.. Brown.
Miles Gardner with his parents and
sisters returned from Ames Friday
where he graduated from. the State
College Thursday. Miles is already at
work on the big section farm out in
Greeley township. His father made
him present of $1,000 worth of pro-
perty and has given him full charge of
running the farm.
Miss Leila O'Connell. daughter of
viii O'Connell Of Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, surprised her relatives here Mon
day evening by coming unannounced to
spend the summer with them. Mrs.
Agnes Stotts and Mrs. l.. T. Hill came
with her the former going direct to
Fort Dodge to visit the Russells and
the latter stopping at Omaha Later
both of them will visit relatives here.