Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-10-05

w. l.. AUklnS returned 10 MS nome IN
Milford to-day after visit here with
Henry Kile.
The Misses Davis entertained num-
Der of relatives at a 9 o'clock dinner
last Thursday evening.
Lou Loss and wife began house keep
ing in the A. G. Harmon house on
Church street, Saturday.
Learn about the Malleable Range
October to Z our demonstration week.
j. j. Ruhs.
Don't live in fear of insulting the new
editor by offering him advertising and
job printing. Suppose you try him.
Mrs. Miles Kness came home this
morning from Lorah where she attend
ed the marriage of Miss Myrtle Frye.
Mrs. b. f. Barnett of Desota came to
Audubon Wednesday to visit her sisters
Mesdames Thos Rutherford and Chas
Farnham.
County Clerk l.. A. McGinnis has
been busy at the court house the past
two day making out vouchers for the
old soldiers.
Dick Northup and son returned yes
terday from Iowa City by train, leaving
their auto at Victor because of the
muddy roads.
Mrs. G. E. Bates went to Council
Bluffs Yesterday to see her niece, Mrs.
j. j. Otto who underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
E. N. Taggart and wife, who have
been boarding at the Reynolds home
for about year have returned to occupy
their own house.
Bert McNutt, wife and child went to
Lorah yesterday to attend the marriage
of his cousin Miss Myrtle Frye to Mr..
Hugo Westphalen.
J. B. Randolph and wife took their
three-year old son Freddie to Des Moines
last evening where he will be operated
on for appendicitis.
Ed Finch was called to Des Moines,
Tuesday, to see his daughter, Mrs
Clyde Cunningham, who was operated
on in hospital that day.
One of the large trees in front of DIR.
Brooks Office was cut down this week
making room for more air and sunshine
and also a pile of fire wood.
DR.. Childs who was in Des Moines
for several days on business and to visit
came home, Saturday. His wife and
son remained for longer visit.
Jim Keightly and wife left yesterday
for Des Moines where they will visit
with relatives, and will stop at Perry
for a visit upon their return trip.
Mrs. Peter Andersen and child return
ed to their home in Centerville Wed.
desday following visit here with her
parents, Geo. Hartvigsen and wife.
Don't fail to be at our store some
day of the week of Oct 2 to 2. The
Malleable demonstration will take place
ON that date. j. j. Ruhs.
Mrs. g. c. Boiling returned to her
home at Lewis, Saturday. She was
here doing work for her customers in
the dress-making line for several days.
As we go to press the little child of
J. j. Ruhs fingers between life and
death with but small hopes of recovery.
A specialist from Omaha attended him
yesterday.
Miss Mary Kerwin has fully recover
ed from her recent illness, we are glad
to note, and will resume her duties as
stenographer for Att. Joe II. Ross
next Monday.
Geo. N. Weighton while driving in
the country bumped into a tough little
proposition--A calf, and broke both of
the lamp glasses on his machine The
calf scampered off uninjured.
Mrs. John Weighton rendered re.
ception to the members of the Eastern
Star Lodge at her palatial home on Cap
itol Hill last Thursday in honor of Miss
Amy Peters of Oklahoma City
Did you know am going to give
give away $3.50 worth of ware the first
week of October? Come in and see
about it. j. J. Ruhs.
Miss Amy Peters who was the guest
of j. B. .Ashby and wife for the past
seven weeks left for Des Moines, Satur-
day, for visit with friends and will
then return to her home at Oklahoma
City.
Owing to the weather of last Satur-
day the meeting of the Domestic Science
Club was postponed until Saturday,
October 18th. The meeting will be held
at Mrs. Simon Hanson's and DR.. Burn
side will lecture.
Ed F. Bilharz following visit at Col
fax and at Indianola where he attended
the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Harris,
home. Saturday. Mrs Bilharz
and son, Emil, who accompanied him
stayed over for longer visit.
Mrs. Sarah Culver who visited here
with Mrs. John Weighton and Mrs.
Jas. Chanler left Wednesday morning
for Marshalltown and Tama to visit. |
She was accompanied by Mrs. John |
Weighton and Mrs. ]. B. Ashby.
The following persons went to Oma-
ha Wednesday morning on business or
10 attend. the Ak-sar- ben:-The Misses |
Bernice Morey. Lizzie Petersen, Marie |
Johnson and A. G. Harmon, Joe Elwood, |
Gene johnson and Frank Herndon.
John A. Nash came home Tuesday
from Fort Dodge, where he visited with |
]. f. Russell and wife. He brought his |
and-daughter Gertrude Cowles with
him for a visit Mrs. Nelson Cowles of |
0ttumwa and Miss Gretchen Nash of |
Audubon who also visited at Fl. Dodge
ire expected home to-day.
Arthur Farquhar went up to Mann
ng Friday evening to meet ]. M. Ora.
nam and Mrs. Farquhar returning from
Dakota. As the latter had not arrived
yet he drove to Manila reaching there
lbout two o'clock. When he got about
;wo blocks from the station to start for
home some little "jiggermedinges"
which transfers the power from the en-
zine to the running gear suddenly broke
md the car stopped never to go again
until that insignificant but necessary
,iece of machinery was replaced. AS
here was Nothing like IL naarar thar. II