Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-02-23
@. s, McLeran, D. D. s. Office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.

Miss Anna Dorr of Sac City came
down to Extra yesterday.
AT the Opera House, February 20,
| "Our Village Postmaster.
"A. A. Nelson of Oakfield was up to
Audubon for court yesterday.
CLYDE Keith went to Atlantic Sun
day to visit his uncle s. j. Hunter.
Miss Andrea Christensen went down
to Geo. W. Hoeghs of Brayton yester-
day.
Rev. p. J. Pond has decided to give
his lecture ON Australia Friday evening
March 10.
The Under Man" and "A Square
DEAL M. E. Church, Friday evening,
February "a.
Mrs. Chas Altman of Sioux City is
here for a visit with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Alec.
IS. A. McHargue and wife went to
the Bluffs, Tuesday, to visit his brother
and to Omaha to visit the automobile
show.
-Winifred Hedspath returned to his
home in Omaha, after a pleasant visit
with his brother, Frank Hedspath and
family.
Mrs. Harry E. Sampson of Des
Moines came out Monday, her husband
following Tuesday to attend his sisters
wedding,
Carl Forsbeck civil engineer at
Homestead came to Audubon, Saturday,
to visit with his parents for few days
up at Gray.
-Chas. Campbell and wife of Anita
came up Thursday evening to visit at
the home of Homer Davis and wife in
the country.
Ever get swelled ON yourself?
Watch Zske and Daisy in the third act
of THE MISSOURI GIRL and get a
few pointers.
Miss Lena Pound who has been Wis
iting with her grandmother, Mrs. l. p.
Baker, returned to Kingfisher, Okla
homa, Saturday.
Frank Harmon returned Friday
morning from Kansas City where he
was attending automobile school having
finished his course.
Miss Gladys Chamberlain who has
been visiting her friend, Beatrice Crees,
went to Brayton, Saturday, to visit
with Mrs. G. E. Kolb.
The Old Missouri Hoedown" and
few other Ozark specialties in THE
MISSOURI GIRL at the Opera House
Wednesday March lst.
Charley Watts left for Des Moines,
Saturday, to visit with his brother,
Harry, over Sunday, and then to Ames
on matter of business.
Peter Andersen and his son, Law
renee and wife returned Monday from
Chicago where they attended the we'd
ding of young lady relative.
A. II. Rabson and his mother, Mrs.
Waterson of Extra were in town, Mon
day. She returned home that evening
and her son went to Des Moines.
Having bought full car of pipe we
are prepared to make rock bottom prices
ON pipe, windmill jobs and pumps.
"a JOHNSON & BUCK.
Forest Hunter who was here for a
week visiting with his brothers, 81 and
Sam Hunter, returned to his home in
Woodsfield, Ohio, Friday morning.
Long hungry Zeke" is the title of
a song that will be seen in THE MIS-
souri, GIRL, which appears at the
Opera House next Wednesday night
-WANTED-Gir or middle aged
woman to do general house work.
Steady job. JAMES LEE, Audubon,
Iowa. 1-w-2.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phone
50, Audubon. Iowa. l8tf
Miss Jessie Hoover went to Marengo,
Friday evening, to visit with her friend,
Miss Oliyene Hubbold. They both will
visit at Indianola before her return
home.
w. b. Robinson of Scotland, South
Dakota, arrived in Audubon, Friday
evening, to visit with Will q. Wilson
and wife the latter being Mr.. Robinson
daughter.
-Tressa CASTOR who has clerked in the
Henriksen store for the past three years
resigned her position last Saturday and
left on the evening train for an out OF
town trip.
A club dance, was given Friday
night in the Maccabee hall. Quite a
crowd was out despite the weather.
The orchestra from Atlantic furnished
the music.
| News from Mrs. Geo. Townsend
reports her son-in-law, Mr.. Hinkle of
Charleston, Illinois, as somewhat i'm
proved. He is surely having full run
of typhoid fever.
Mrs. j. Z. Coleman and her little
daughter, Alberta, returned home to
Guthrie Center, Tuesday, having been
here to visit Mrs. Coleman's daughter,
Mrs. w. o. Henry.
j. l.. Thompson, and his wife who
is a daughter of Mrs. Railsback, left on
Monday for Clinton, Missouri, to visit
his people. And they may decide tc
make that their home.
Mrs. Lloyd, who had been here fol
a number of weeks visiting her sister
Mrs. Judge Green and her mother, Mrs
Brown, returned to her home at Brigh
ton, Iowa, last Friday.
Frank Smutney was very sick Sat
urday night last with pneumonia and
was anointed by Father Mcdonald. HI
is still very sick and has to keep to his
room at the Park Hotel.
/ Miss Rose Christensen. daughter Of
Bertel Christensen of Kimballton, re
turned home, Monday, having visited
here at the home Of her uncle, Johr
Rosenbeck north of town.
Miss Jessie Kneeland has closed hel
school No. Z two miles south of Larlant
and went to her home in Stuart, Satur
day, to attend to her mother who wa
injured in runaway two weeks ago.