Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-14

Buy your oil and gas Of Petersen &
Krogh. Phone 400. If.
The Editor was business visitor
in Atlantic Monday.
-Hilmar Nelson went to Atlantic
saturday for visit.
-Morg Terry came home Saturday
from visit at Avcca.
Dick Northup purchased new 30
b. p. Mitchell car last week.
will O'Niel who spent week in
Nebraska came home Sunday.
Peter Andersen came home from a
visit in Atlantic Sunday noon.
The City Restaurant furnishes the
best dinner in Audubon. Try us. l4tf.
-Chas s. Jennings, Col. Penney and
Henry Berg went to Atlantic Sunday
noon.
| Clyde Keith visited in Atlantic over
Sunday with his uncle and lady
friend.
Sheriff Crees and Att. Mantz went
to Manning Friday evening on official
business
Miss Nellie Foley of Atlantic was an
over Sunday visitor in Audubon with
her parents.
Geo. A. Campbell had an accetelyne
light plant installed in his home in the
country this week.
Frank Hayes came from Omaha
Sunday noon and began work in the
Frazier store Monday.
| j. 2. Wright returned home from
Omaha Sunday noon where he was to
look after some cattle.
w. Brainard left Monday for Poca-
hOntas where he will assume his duties
in the abstract business.
The Misses Anna Loss and Eva
Smith went to Extra Saturday to visit
over Sunday with friends.
Miss Nicola Reynolds came down
from Burt Saturday to visit with her
parents and attend the fair.
Miss Esther Petersen departed for
Fremont. Neb, Sunday noon to visit
for several days with her parents.
Roland Kilborn returned to Audu-
bon Saturday from two months So
journ in the New England states.
Fred Shusmith arrived in Audubon
Saturday from Idaho to pay a visit the
first in three years with relatives.
Jack Campbell of Melville is build
ing new garage for his Mitchell car,
also new hog house with cement floor.
j. b. Randolph and family came
home Saturday from Des Moines where
they were to have their little boy oper-
ated on.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Drake and wife
and Mrs. Siler of Carroll came down
Monday to visit with J. e. Griffith
and wife.
Mrs. e. j. Fenton arrived from
Montana the last of the week to visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Jake Warner
and family.
Harry Hawks, wife and son return
ed Saturday from South Auburn, Neb..
where they visited for several days with
his parents.
DR.. McLeran and wife arrived home
Monday from Utah and Idaho, where
they were on pleasure and business
trip combined.
| -Messrs Emil Bilharz and H. w.
| Wilson with their wives went to Win
terset in the formers auto Saturday, re-
turning home Monday.
Nick Conklin came home from the
Avoca fair Saturday where he ran
stand and left Monday for Atlantic to
run stand during the Cass county fair.
Fred Meyer and family who visited
here for two months with his brother
in-law Carl Heuss and family departed
for their home at Ashland, Penn, this
week.
| Henry Friedricksen came home from
Omaha Saturday. bringing his wife
with him. She underwent an opera
while there and was gone over two
weeks.
Miss Ida Pribnow returned to her
home at Norfolk, Neb., Monday after
q pleasant visit of several weeks here
with her friend Mrs. Dick Owen and
family.
ID. w. Wood is taking q vacation
from his arduous duties at the dental
4 u
| White Rock, 8. ID. and Minnesota and
will make business trip to Superior,
Wis, while away.
Mrs. Ed. Kline and child Of Nor
folk, Neb., who has been visiting here
with her sister, Mrs. Dick Owen and
with L. E. Kline and family went to
Ross Tuesday to visit with her parents,
VIM. Frye and wife.
Mrs. John Clark and children who
moved to Delmort, Col, last year came
to Audubon Friday and will visit her
parents, j. Frye and wife until Mr..
Clark returns when they will move to
q farm up in Dickinson county.
A prominent design in stylish MILL
merry is the Empire poke. The old En-
pire idea is not followed closely, but Is
brought out in many charming modif-
cations in both crown and brim effects.
These ideas are to be offered in the
splendid display made by Wilson &
Freeman. 37I
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Humiston are
having more than their share of sick
ness. While Mr.. Humiston does not
suffer, he Is on his back all the time.
During the last two weeks Mrs. Hum
iston has been so seriously i'll that their
physician has found it advisable to re-
main there several nights.
The storm of Wednesday of last
week did considerable damage to the
property of Banker Cornell four miles
east of Winterset. A tree 20 feet high
was taken by the roots, the barn blown
completely away without doing any
injury to the horses and binder cycle
twisted into a knot by the wind.
Guy McKain and family of Luverne.
Mimi, have been visiting her parents
lMr. and Mrs. w. H. brewer of Ross,