Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-16
Q. 8, McLsran. D. o. 8. Office over
5mith's Drug Store. Audubon.

-r cuucF oCuluiut was al htldutie
visitor, Monday.
WIN. Krauel went to the Bluffs or
business Monday.
Mrs. r. C. Wilson went to Charter
Oak, Monday. for visit.
-vern Snellbaker was bushes.
caller in Manila, Monday.
: Henry Jacobsen was a business
caller in the Bluffs, Monday.
Arthur Farquhar went to Fl. Dodge
Sunday evening, on business.
Ed Bilharz left fer business trir
to Chicago, Sunday evening.
Hon. A. H. Edwards returned last
evening from Texas and Mexico.
Mrs. Mary Wolfe and children re-
turned to What Cheer this morning.
Il. o. Lane left on the evening
train, Sunday for Chicago on business.
For Selfconforming Horse Collars,
go to Martin Larson. 2 If.
Mr.. Dutton, banker of Manning
came to Audubon, Monday, on business.
&C. v. Christensen and wife of
Guthrie county were over to Audubon,
Monday.
w. H. Bolton went to Casey on bust.
ness, Friday, returning home Saturday
evening.
--Thos. Kilcoin has moved on the
Leet farm just vacated by Frank
Leavens.
Bert Stocking left this morning for
Lake View after pleasant visit here
with his father.
w. A. Mutt who went to Des Moins
last Thursday is now in Omaha having
his eyes treated.
Jas. Law returned Monday morning
from Edmonds, North Dakota. where
he was ON business.
w. G. Elliott returned Monday
morning from q business trip in Des
Moines and Creston.
Miss Nellie Foley of Atlantic came
up on the Sunday noon train to visit
with the home folks.
Sheriff Delahoyde of Guthrie Gen.
ter was in Audubon several days last
week on official business.
Geo. McNary, wife and little boy
went to Brayton, Saturday noon to visit
with ]. G. Cousins and family.
LIVER johnson came up from Powe-
shiek county, to Audubon. Saturday for
q visit. He formerly lived here.
Mrs. Elsie j. Smith loaded car
last week and shipped it to Mcintosh,
New Mexico. She left Friday for there
Earl Jump who formerly lived here
but now of Filler, Idaho, came to Audi
bon, Monday, for a visit and on business.
Lester Smith who has been here
training horses for Charley Robbins re
turned to his home in Harlan, Monday,
--Chas. Bagley, wife and daughter
Marion, went to Atlantic, Saturday, tC
spend Sunday with Mr.. Bagley s father.
Carl G. Thomson returned to his
home at Omaha, Monday noon. He
was here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Jensen.
Mrs. Bert Stocking and son, re-
turned to their home in Newton, Mon
day noon, after weeks visit with Mrs,
G. ID. Booten.
w. HI. Neff, Chas. e. Zion, Geo. w.
Hoover and Frank Rice left Sunday
evening for Chicago on business and 8
sight seeing trip.
Anton and Manuel Jensen with
their wives who were here toattend the
funeral of Mrs. Anna Jensen returned
to their home in Massena. Friday noon
WIN. Keightley has traded his house
and 100 foot lot to H. H. Buck for hi.
house and SO foot lot. He got money
consideration also. The deal took place
Friday last.
Harley Stafford had the misfortune
to slip Friday while yaulting at the
High School yard and sprained his ankle
He is unable to work at the depot for Q
few days.
Mrs. Win Coyne and child went te
Des Moines TO visit with her mother
who has been very i'll. She is some
better and will leave for Hot Springs
Arkansas, this week.
Margaret. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Judge Green, was taken to the
Bluffs by her father Wednesday of last
week for treatment of the eyes, return
ing Friday evening.
We understand that q young mar
working in one of our implement store.
has rented house in the vicinity of the
high school from the first Of April
Looks like something may happen soon
-Thos. Kerwin was called to Panama
Friday, ON account of his little baby
who was very low with Typhoid fever
Tom is having his share Of trouble thii
winter, as his wife has been sick fol
over three months.
Mrs. j. v. Goudie returned from
Extra, Thursday and departed for TIE
cumseh, Nebraska, Friday noon, to visi
before returning to her home in Twir
Falls, Idaho. She has been visiting her,
with her sister, Mrs. r. l.. Talbot.
WIN. L. Humphreys, who has beer
here visiting his nephew. H. HI. Buck
left for Marshalltown, Saturday, for 9
visit before returning to Iowa Cit,
where he lives with Mr. Buck parents
since the death of his wife year ago.
John Griffith had one of his finger,
very badly crushed in feed grinder
Friday of last week and it was though
that it would have to be amputated, bu
he came in and had the doctor fix it NJ
for him and he may be able to save it
VIM. c. Malone, stone cutter a
the marble works, wife and child re
turned Thursday from Fremont. Nebras
ka, after q weeks visit with relatives
While there they packed their house
hold goods and will move to Audubon
and reside here in the future.
Mrs. j H. Jones. son Marsh an,
daughter. Bonnie. have moved iron
their farm two miles east of HamliI
into the house Of Mrs. Geo. Morey II
the south part of Audubon. Marion
win stay ON the farm and his sister viii