Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-21

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Get your handouts ready. Smith
is coming.
e. N Taggert arrived home from
Canada Friday.
e. A. Beason made business trip
to Omaha Friday.
Nick Gleason returned from a visit
at Omaha Monday.
j. w Landran was business caller
in Brayton Tuesday.
Miss Dollie Coyne is now clerking
in Henricksen's store.
Jack O'Brien returned Friday from
business trip at Jefferson.
Miss Hazel Kellogg left for Iowa
City Saturday to attend college.
Good dinners always served at the
City Restaurant. 14tf.
Albert Cerenak returned Saturday
from business trip at Des Moines.
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen g.
Krogh. Phone 400. If.
Miss Nicola Reynolds started work
ing for Mrs. j. e. Kerwin last week.
Father Mcdonald visited in Extra
Thursday between trains with Father
Hundt.
Miss Alma Jensen went to Atlantic
Saturday to pegin her school studies on
Monday
Fred Vermilya and wife came from
Marengo Tuesday to visit and attend
the fair
-Goldie Cozine went to Des Moines
Monday where she will enter the Drake
University.
-Marinus Jensen and family returned
Tuesday from a visit at Orig, Neb.,
with relatives.
-Bodo Oelke came to Audubon Mon
day to visit with his parents, August
Oelke and wife.
Mrs. Railsback arrived home Fri.
day from Missouri where she visited
with her daughter.
The Updyke Co. have completed
their new coal sheds 14xl4x11S feet
with concrete floor.
Mrs. AL. Frederick and son departed
Monday for Washington Springs s. ID.
to visit her daughter.
Hi Mendenhall and wife and Bert
Killenger and family arrived home
Thursday from Texas.
Sam Cramer and wife came down
from Spirit Lake Monday to visit with
friends and attend the fair.
--Reamer Doose and wife arrived
Tuesday from Illinois to visit their
Friends John Twist and family.
John Schouboe. John Rasmussen
and Jens p. Jensen returned from Can
ada Friday where they were on bust
ness.
Chris Gehrman, employed by J. B.
Ashby had his leg broken last Thurs
day caused by blind horse running off
a bridge with him.
Fred Sunberg and several of his
neighbors hauled out material for him
the last of the week with which he
will build new barn.
Michael Mccarthy who visited here
with his mother Mrs. Margaret Nc
Guire for several days returned to his
home in York, Neb., Monday.
Peter Hogpol arrived in Audubon
Saturday from Denmark and was met
at the train by relatives from Extra and
taken to their home in an auto.
j. w. Taylor and daughter Mrs.
Ola NJ. Smith following a pleasant visit
here with his brother, +. L. Taylor left
for their home at Guernsey Tuesday.
John White and family came down
from Spirit Lake Monday evening to
spend week with numerous relatives
and attend the Audubon County Fair.
Miss Zenith Etcheson arrived in
Audubon Monday from Greenville, H.,
wife. Mr.. Etcheson met her in Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. M. Preston be-
came the proud and happy parents of
bright baby girl last Thursday, max
ing Ave girls in the family with no
brothers.
e. j. Hansen of Harlan visited here
Monday with his daughter. Mrs. How
ard Kittell going to Brayton Tuesday to
see after some improvements on farm
he owns there.
Mrs. w. w. Smith went to Clarin-
da Friday. for visit and from there to
| Chicago to learn the details of her
dressmaking school which she intends
starting In Audubon.
r.. NJ. Preston came in on the
Northwestern last Thursday from Nor
rison, H., to see his brother K. M.
Preston on business and left on the
same train for Canada in connection
with the same.
Miss Julia Preston came down from
Fit. Dodge Friday to visit her parents,
f. NJ. Preston and wife and to see her
new sister. She reports a rainfall Of
four and one-half inches there Wednes.
day of last week.
Rev. G. ii. Schlesselman and fam
lily who have been visiting with their
friends in Sandusky, Ohio, and taking
an outing at Kelly's Island, Ohio, for
the past month arrived home Saturday
morning feeling very much refreshed
by their trip.
james Law arrived home Saturday
night from Edmonds, N. ID. where he
was looking after the threshing of his
grain. He came from Manning in an
auto. While he was up there they had
rain for ten days which delayed the
threshing. After the fair he will re-
turn to complete the work.
Harry E. Sampson of Des Moines, who
was on visit with his relatives, called
in Monday for visit. During the sum-
mer he has been acting as special coun-
Gil in the Office of Attorney General
Cosson working upon the big express
rate case now in court. He and his
wife returned home Mondry evening.
/ -Rav. Ed. b. Cousins came home