Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-18
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

morning.
Joe H. Ross went to Council Bluffs
on Tuesday.
Remember the special election Mon
day June 5.
-Goldle Waterson went to Ames this
morning for visit.
WIN. Owen, Sr., and wife returned
home this morning.
j. F. Frazier was business caller
in Atlantic Tuesday.
Ed. Finch went to Council Bluffs ON
business Tuesday noon.
| Charley Jennings was an Atlantic
visitor between trains Tuesday.
Miss Eva Smith visited with friends
the first of the week in Manila.
| Frank L. Drake and wife returned
to their home at Winterset to-day.
Miss Leila Zaner went to Des
Moines this morning to visit friends.
Martin Olsen of Ross lost two head
of cattle by lightning Saturday night.
The City Restaurant furnishes the
best dinner in Audubon. Try us. l4tf.
Mrs. F. G. Miller has been greatly
afflicted with rheumatism for several
weeks.
Henry Savage will leave in the
morning for Chicago for few days visit
and on business.
H. w. Wilson and Joe H. Ross
were out at Council Bluffs at the con-
vention Tuesday.
Mrs. Hubert Croker went to Allan
tic Wednesday noon to visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Tickets for the Father Nugent lee
ture can be purchased at the usual
places of business.
All trains on the Rock Island were
on time Monday. A very good start
on the new schedule.
DIR. Childs and wife went to Allan
tic Monday in their automobile to take
in the awaiting sights.
Miss Edith Rucker, returned home
Tuesday from weeks visit at Des-
Moines and Sioux City.
Mrs. James Foster and Mrs. Hig-
gins of Gray came down yesterday to
| Nisit WIN his. hieeCh'
Mrs. H. Jones returned from Bay
ard Tuesday evening where she visited
for several days with relatives.
Mr.. Schallus baker from Omaha
came to Audubon Tuesday evening and
! is now working for VIM. Rucker.
Judge Green returned home last
night by way of Manning, Joe H. Ross
bringing him from there in his auto.
Rev s. Sorensen and family came
to Audubon from Ute Tuesday evening
for visit with relatives and friends.
Two sets of good double doors and
one single door for sale. Call at the
Methodist parsonage Audubon, Ia, 20-2.
Clark Arnold drove to Atlantic
Tuesday in his auto taking along o. p.
Coon and family to see the flying ma
chimes.
Anton Sorensen and Nels Thomp-
son departed for Alberta Canada, Tues
day noon where they will live in the
future.
Editor G. A. Isle of the Clarinda
Herald arrived here this morning from
the north and is guest today Of John
A. Nash
Matt johnson departed for Fort
Peirre. S. d. Wednesday morning to
visit with relatives and to see the land
bargains.
Father Mcdonald, Jim Christensen,
VIM. Newman and Martin Larson went
to Atlantic Tuesday noon to SEQ the air
ships fly.
Miss Hilda Hughes arrived in Au-
dubon from Chicago Tuesday evening
to visit with her uncle II. B. Wilson
and family.
Mrs. H. F. Owen returned home
r from Kansas City, Mo-, Tuesday morn
ing where she visited for two weeks
, with relatives.
Lew Loss has been very sick this
| week with lead poisoning of the stomach
4 caused from paint. He is able to be up
. and around now.
! Will Berrigan who has been work
l ing at Tricks drug store went to Oma-
ha Tuesday morning where he has po-
1 sition as bookeeper.
' Little Anna the daughter Of Mail
carrier Ruess had the misfortune to
: break her arm Tuesday while at play
al the 1lgn ScnOOl.
Geo. Weighton had the misfortune
to break the hind axle of his automo-
bile Wednesday morning while backing
away from his Office.
1 Mrs. j. +. Frazier went to Des
3 Moines Sunday on business and then to
Sioux City Tuesday to attend the
: Women's Federated Clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Caldwell and his
Z mother Mrs. Julia Caldwell went to
l Ruthven Tuesday morning where they
! will visit with relatives for two weeks.
H II. Shunter came down from
7 Boone Tuesday and will relieve +. K.
Z Jenkins as agent at the Northwestern
for few weeks while he takes vaca-
ton.
County Attorney Mantz and the
County Supervisors went to Harlan
Tuesday morning in Ed. Johnson's au-
tomobile to investigate the Jess Fis-
Gus bill.
IS. E. VanOsdel came down from
Grand Forks, N. ID. Friday on business
AL. Bliven came down with him as far
as Manila and visited with his parents,
coming to Audubon Tuesday.
j DIR. Rosenbladt went to the Blrlfs
, Tuesday morning taking with bin ].
, j. Hemmingsen who has been sick for
r some time. He win enter hospital
there and probably undergo an opera
ton.
Mrs. E. c. Hemphill of Arkansas
has been here visiting relatives fer some
time after thirteen years absence but