Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-02-23
Sherman Lang returned Tuesday

party Tuesday as asurpise to his mother.
--Oluf Sorensen and bride have been
visiting among his friends here this
week.
Rev. A. A. Mitchell went down to
Des Moines last week on a matter of
business.
&C. E. Kibby returned Tuesday from
the Bluffs where he underwent slight
operation.
Subscribers who will change their
address the first of March should notify
us at once.
Agent Jenkins of the Northwestern
has been suffering from an attack of
rheumatism.
The Under Man" and "A Square
Deal" M. E. Church. Friday evening,
February "A.
Geo. Porter came back from Scran-
ton, Tuesday, where he had been to
see his father.
Mrs. j. E. Kerwin received the sad
news today that her brother, John, in
Stuart died of tonsilitis.
School election the second Monday
in March. The terms of J. M. Graham
and Simon Hansen expire this spring.
j. F. Emerson of Elkhart. Indiana,
arrived Monday to attend the wedding
of his son, Ray Emerson to Miss Cora
Sampson.
The Adair schools have been closed
for the past two weeks on account of
Several deaths have occurred
from same.
The sophomore class of the High
School had a pleasant valentine party
at the home of Mildred Buck last Sat
urday night.
Attend the Faville lecture at the
Methodist Church ON Friday evening.
He is fine speaker and will entertain
his audience,
Mrs. w. c. Tramp of Creston came
up last Friday to visit and to assist Mrs
Chas. J. Poulson in packing to move to
the northwest.
Leo Kerwin got home Monday from
the Bluffs where he had been for
treatment in the hospital. He seems
to be doing well.
DIR. Chas. A. and Bert McLeran re-
turned from Chicago where they went
to attend the funeral of their relative,
Charles Van Cort.
-Zeke Dobson's ''clodhopper" dance
is one of the features that will be intro
duced in the MISSOURI GIRL March
LIST. at Opera House.
MIR. Criswell and daughter of Beloit,
Kansas, returned to their home, Friday,
after pleasant visit with the former S
sister. Mrs. Harriet Jones.
s.. T. Hunter of Atlantic came to
Audubon, Saturday last to visit with his
sister Mrs Press Keith and family, re-
turning home Sunday noon.
The weather last week was very
much against the demonstration being
given by the Audubon Hardware Co.
Consequently they are continuing this
week.
L. M. Estes left for his Montana
home, on Tuesday. He and all his family
are much pleased with that country and
his investments in lands have. brought
him good returns.
The Junior class of the Audubon
High School of which Frank Davis is a
gave him surprise party last
evening as farewell before his leaving
for new home in Illinois.
H. b. Emley has been down this
week loading up his big traction engine
for shipment to Canada whittier he is
going next week to break up lot OF
land for the Simpsons and other parties.
Z For SALE-NoTICE-O pure bred
registered Hereford bull aged ID months
and a fine animal.
3tf. M. /. MAsTERsoN
r. F. d. No. 3. Audubon. Iowa.
Mrs. Flora Freeman of the firm of
Wilson & Freeman went to Chicago,
Monday to buy big stock of goods for
the spring trade. She will be a guest
of her sister, Gladys, while in the city.
g. r. Stearns and wife of near
Stuart, who visited few days with the
formers uncle, Jas. Blake and family
departed Friday morning for Ogden,
Utah, where they will reside in the
future.
Henry E. Simpson lawyer of Des
Moines arrived in Audubon Wednesday
morning to be present at the wedding
of his sister Miss Cora to Ray Emerson
of Atlantic. Mrs. Sampson came on
Monday.
r. E. Thomas and wife of Mt Ver-
non, South Dakota, are on visit among
old neighbors in Melville, on their way
home from Wisconsin. They will visit
their son, Gay, at Ralston before re-
turning to Dakota.
Ben Train reached home, Wednes.
day morning from Wyoming where he
visited with Charlie and Elmer Brent
man. He is pleased with the push and
energy of that country and expects to
return there to make his home.
DIR. Childs and wife went to Council
Bluffs, Monday evening. where the
doctor will visit Leo Kerwin in the hos
pital and attend the Christensen boy
from near Extra whom he took to the
hospital for treatment of his eyes.
DIR. Chas. E. Burnside came over
from Des Moines, Thursday, for the
purpose of being present at the banquet
given that evening by the Audubon
Chapter of the P. L. O.''s to their hus-
bands and other gentlemen friends.
IF. L. Wilson and G. f. Underhill
two horse buyers from from Marengo,
who have been here for a week buying
horses, returned home Saturday noon.
They picked up carload while here
which was shipped Saturday evening.
20. G. Donaldson and wife of Broken
Arrow. Oklahoma, arrived in Audubon,
Monday evening, to visit their son, DIR.
John X. Donaldson. o. G. is still on
crutches from the injury he received in
q runaway down at Menlo two months
ago.
We can save you about $500 il