Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16


John Renftle left for the southern
part of the state, Thursday, on business
Special Car Excursion TO Mont,
Christie, Texas, Tuesday, November 81
X. H. Row and wife went to villiscs
Saturday where he intends to work thi'
winter.
Nels Krogh returned home Friday
evening from Atlantic where he was OF
business.
Peter Schmidt went to Clinton Co. in
the eastern part of the state Saturday
on business.
NJ. J. Yaggey departed Saturday fol
Crete, Neb, to visit with his family fol
a few days.
NJ. I. Foley and Dick" Northup re-
turned home Friday from a business
trip at Omaha.
Mrs. J. s. Hunter went to Anita Fri
day to visit for several days with John
Fry and family.
Miss Liza Zaner left for Des Moines
Saturday for few days visit with her
sister, Miss Leila.
Miss Clara Anderson went to Shelby
and Omaha Saturday to visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Andrew Lastine came up from
Marine Friday to visit with Jens Christ.
ensen and family.
Miss Bertelsen went to her home in
Brayton Friday to visit with her par.
ents over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Lutwitzki went to Adair
Saturday to visit with her friends, Joe
Leonard and family.
Prof. F. w. Johanson of the Creston
High School came to Audubon Friday
to visit with friends.
Will Bailey came to Audubon Sun.
day noon from Omaha and is the barber
for Jess Matheney now.
Mrs. w. r. Green and Miss Ella Hurd
went to Atlantic Friday on business
and to visit with friends.
Good, hard dry cord wood for sale
See A. +. ANDERSON,
45e Brayton, Iowa.
The High School was closed last Fri
day to give the teachers an opportunity
to attend the Teachers Meeting at De-
Monies.
Mrs. John Ref returned to her home
in Carroll Saturday following visit
with her son, Tim Ref who has beer
very sick.
DR.. Jas. Hollenbeck, wife and daugh
ter Miss Jennie returned home Saturday
from visit with relatives and friends
at Manning.
Chilli Con Carne," is the greatest
thing you ever tasted. Better try some
of it to-day at the Dennis Restaurant
ON Park Place. 45-tf.
The Kindergarten and Primary teach.
ers of the Public Schools entertained
the parents of their pupils last Thurs
day afternoon.
E. E. Jenkins former agent at the
Northwestern depot here came down
from Marshalltown on business and to
visit few days.
The Misses Jennie, Katie and Ella
Kilcoin came down from Harlan Friday
to visit with their sister, Mrs. Andrew
Neary and family.
Miss Bertha Brandt returned Satur.
day from a two weeks vacation spent
with her parents at Somers. She began
her school duties Monday.
Joe and Harley johnson who are here
working on the Rock Island turn-table
went to Atlantic. Saturday, to visit
their folks over Sunday
FOR SALE-Registered Shropshire
Ram of good weight and quality, Prices
right. 41-tf.
w. L. CLARK, Hamlin, Iowa.
Rev. J. J. Rupert arrived home Sat
urday from Muscotah, Kans., where he
was to visit for week with his family
and to perform the marriage ceremony
of friend.
Will be in Audubon to do dressmak.
ing Nov. 20, and will remain one week
at the home of Mrs. Drury. Good fit,
good style and good lines especially.
45-2w. Mrs. q. 9. Boiling.
Mrs. o. A. Anderson and children
who was down to Atlantic to see her
brother in,law, Joe Sanberg who is very
sick in the hospital and has undergone
three operations visited in Audubon on
her way home to Halbur Saturday.
Chas, LaFoy of Melville township
shucked and cribbed accordingt to weight
$50 bushels of corn in nine hours one
day last week. The corn was shucked
on the farm of his son-in-l law, John
Blake. Not such poor corn for such 8
dry summer.
FOR SALE-A choice lot of register
ed Duroc Jersey male pigs, narrowed In
February and March. Long on hogs
and short on money, come and see them
Aft. MADISON SPENCER,
r. f. d. No. 1. Audubon, Iowa.
The following Audubon school teach
ers went to Des Moines Friday to attend
the annual meeting of the Teacher
Association: Misses Caroline Schichtl
Bertha Ross, Ellen Mcclure and Lenor,
Buckner. Miss Buckner also visited al
her home in Oakland while away
Congressman w. X. Green announced
his appointment of two cadets to tn,
United States Military and Naval Acad
emies at West Point and Annapolis las
Thursday. l.. Wallace of Council
Bluffs was appointed principal repre-
sentative at West Point, and Gilber
Tassel of Stuart was appointed to An
napolis.
DIR. j. NJ. Fulton returned home Fri
day from Omaha where he was will
Mrs. Dan1. Petersen who was operate,
on last Thursday at IL o'clock for chro
mic appendicitis. He reports her as hav
ing undergone the operation successful
" and getting along nicely and will b
well and home with her family agail
soon, which is very pleasing to her rela
tives and many friends. Word re
cieved from her husband Monday state
that she will be home in about tw
weeks