Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-01-19

urday Tor Il Visit.
Gordon Story was business Gale
in Manning Saturday.
The brick yard force was laid of
Saturday for two weeks.
-Soren Thygesen shipped a car loat
of cattle to Omaha Monday
M IL. Titterington and E. NJ. Pres
ton were in Gray Tuesday.
For sale, my residence property in
Audubon. Mrs. E. A. BATES.
Some choice Timothy and Slough
hay for sale. % l.. n. BARGER
Mrs. Chas. Tunman of Melvill,
township has been very sick for the last
two weeks.
- Miss Nellie Twist departed for O
three weeks visit Monday at Moline. III
with relatives.
L. Rosenbladt and wife went t.
Bayard to visit for several days with
their son Evan.
Glen Hays of the Advocate returned
from Glenwood after visit with rela.
tives and friends.
H Moser of Topeka has been here
for several days visiting at the home OF
Geo. Bickelhaupt.
Miss Martha Dunn returned home
Monday from Fl Dodge after a pleaeant
visit with friends.
-Wally Wonsmos returned from
Omaha Monday by way of Manning,
after few days visit.
--Protracted meetings were held at
Lone Star church last week The meet
ings were well attended.
Mrs. 5. j. Kennedy went to Des
Moines Monday to visit for several days
with friends and relatives.
-Chas Jensen left for his home in
Atlantic Saturday, after pleasant visit
at the home of Leo Riggs.
-Chas Spencer went to Omaha Sat.
urday to visit and take in the big show
with a chorus of 600 voices.
&C. Z. Wilson advance man for 1.-The
Two Orphans was in Audubon Friday
going to Manning Saturday.
e. n. Taggart and Frank Herndon
departed for Sacramento, Cal, Tuesday
for a weeks stay ON business.
Will Hagerty passed through Wed.
nesday from Carroll where he was ON a
land deal for his home in Menlo.
"A. L. Fullerton departed for his
home in Perry county Illinois, Wednes-
day after visit with relatives here.
-Jens P. Jensen and w. d. Ran
dOlph shipped mixed car of cattle to
Omaha Monday, both going with the
car.
Our report of Corn Show in Audi
bon got left by the wayside this week,
but will appear in detail the coming
week.
&C. d. Booten is able to be up and
around the house again after two
weeks confinement in bed with rheu
matism.
John Orr of Tioga. North Dakota,
who has been here at the home of Clint
Ross and family returned to his home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Smith Lester. who has beer
visiting here with j. NJ. Cole and fam,
lily returned to his home in Des Moines
Saturday.
Clair Harvey living Just east Ham
lin is loading CIR this week, prepar
tory to moving to the Northern pines Of
Minnesota.
w. j. Ross and Taylor Guy of Car
roll left for their home Tuesday after Q
weeks visit at the home of Thos Davis
and family.
Mrs. L. Mortin of Coon Rapid.
passed through Audubon Monday OF
her way to visit at Bridgewater for 8
few weeks.
-Mahlon Cooley came from Atlantic
last Thursday to visit with his grand
parents G. Gates and wife, returning
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Johnston who underwear,
an operation in Des Moines at hos
pital is getting along nicely and expect,
to be home soon.
w w. Allen of Hawarden arrived
here Friday to visit with his friend Johr
Ward and family. They were play
mates when boys
Rev. G, b. Christensen departed
Friday for Cedar Falls Iowa to visit ant
be present at the dedication of fin,
church built there.
-Chas Robbins returned from Man
ming Sunday. While there he got tw,
more race horses, and will ship then
here about Feb 10th
Joseph Sandberg, wife and child o.
Atlantic were over Sunday visitors will
Mrs. Kate Sheets and daughter Lulu
returning home Monday
John Norris returned to Des Moline,
Monday to resume his duties as as
sistant doorkeeper in the House after
visit at home over Sunday.
w. G.. Switzer, formerly of Audi
bon but now of Lethbridge, Alberta
Canada after few days visit in Audi
bon went to Omaha Saturday.
j. G. Dunmire of Dexter passe,
through here Monday on his way HON,
after visit of four weeks with his bro
Their in Scotland, South Dakota.
Howard and Bertha Elicit of Gutb
rie Centre came over Saturday to visi
with their uncle Charles Bagley an,
family, returning home Monday.
g. o. Spratt, wife and grandaugh
ter, who have been here for a week s vi
sit at the home of Joe Graves returne,
to their home in Sioux City Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Brenton formerly o
Audubon county, but now of Sioux Cit
passed through here Friday on her wa
to Atlantic for treatment of her eyes.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sci
your property and get best prices. Stoc
sales speciality. Write, wire or phon
IS, Audubon. Iowa. 16tf
When Rev. Mr.. Freedline left Eli
oft last fall to come to Audubon hi
church was in the midst of the erectlo
of fine new building which was ded
Gated last Sunday. They needed $500