Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-30
THE Shepard OF The Hills" at the
Opera House Saturday night.

'The Shepard OF The Hills" at the
Opera House Saturday night.
arrived in Audubon Friday and is visit
ing at the home of his sister Mrs. h. 0.
Craney.
| Gordon Mccoy and wife visited
last week with F. A. Leonard and
wife of Guthrie Center, the two ladies
are sisters.
Gordon Mccoy and wife living east
Of Larland spent Sunday at the home
of his parents c. +. Mccoy and wife
east of Audubon.
| Home made candy at Tricks drug
store Saturday April /, for benefit of
the Epworth League. Come and get
some. No April fool about it.
Mrs. John Weighton and daughter
Thelma departed last evening for Chica-
go to meet Mr.. Weighton who ar
rived from Scotland yesterday.
g. L. Carter and wife of Hamlin
township and Perry Harmon Sundayed
at the home of her parents @. +. Mccoy
and wife in Melville township.
w. w. Smith and wife will leaye
for Texas next Tuesday for two weeks
visit. They will also visit with sister
of Mrs. Smiths in New Mexico while
away.
Rev. J. H. Freedline has invited
Allison Post and the Womens Relief
Corps to attend his church on Memorial
Sunday and the invitation will probably
be accepted.
DIR. Clifford Brooks has been nomi-
mated for mayor of the town of Mitchell
where he lives and is practicing medi-
cine. Clifford must be INDUCING in poll
tics as well as pills.
The Woman's Club of Audubon
entertained last Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ed. johnson in, honor
of Mrs. Harry Cole who left this week
for Glendale, North Dakota.
&C. r.. Wilson and wife received a
message last night of Tom Eagen from
Morristown that their son Erb's wife
died and they left for there this morn
ing. She left baby girl eleven days
old.
People attend the Gem" in bun
ches now A party of about a dozen met
at the Frick drug store Friday night
and took in the picture show. There is
quite an improvement in the pictures
now.
Mrs. Eta Branson State officer of
the Degree of Honor Lodge returned to
her home in Shenandoah Saturday noon,
having been here to inspect the order.
Che x.,ay tho e,,aot nf Mrs Ghandlar NJ hill la
here.
Mr.. Emil Bilharz has purchased a
new Pierce Arrow automobile and with
his family will,take much pleasure with
| it this summer. He bought it last Fri
day but it will not arrive for few
weeks.
The C. Z. social held at the j. A.
Hollenbeck home last Friday night was
financial success, about fifty people
being present, enjoying themselves in
various games. The proceeds netted
about $500.
Miss Myrtle Horton of Brayton and
Miss Sarah Horton of Anita who visited
here with Horton Bros. of the Airing
ton Hotel departed for Elk Point, S. ID.
to visit with the formers sister for
several days.
Virgil johnson met with quite a
painful accident last Thursday He
was trying to straighten horse shoe
when it flew up and hit him in the face
cutting cash in his forehead and an
other on his nose.
| Mrs. J. j. Dreager and child and
Mrs. r. Z. Dreager and child returned
i to their homes in Atlantic last Thurs
day noon after pleasant visit with j.
j. Asmus and family in Lincoln town
ship for several days.
Miss Nicola Reynolds who has been
working for her sister, Mrs. Nellie
| Ward in Burt, Ia, for several months
returned home Tuesday morning. Her
brother Frank who visited there few
days accompanied her home.
Joe. H. Ross and family accompan-
led by John Horning drove to Des Moines
Sunday afternoon where the former are
visiting at the home of his partner
Attorney General Cosson. Mr. Horning
returned by train on Tuesday,
Mrs. r. Z. Talbot md three sons
went to Atlantic Wednesday noon and
met her daughter Cecil and from there
left for heir new home in Twin Falls,
Idaho. Her sister, Mrs. j. b. Goudie
who visited here for several weeks went
with them.
Mrs. r. L. Talbot with her three
sons went to Atlantic Wednesday noon
where she met her daughter Cecil and
| from there will leave for their future
home in Twin Falls, Idaho. Mrs. j. B.
Goudie her sister who visited here for
some time went with them.
AT the home of Press Keith in the
country an invitation party was given
last Friday night and large number of
neighbors and friends enjoyed them
selves in various games and music after
which light refreshments were served.
All departed voting the evening well
spent.
The ladies Aid Society of the NJ. f,
Church held reception in the church
parlors Monday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Harry Cole who is about to leave
for Glendale North Dakota, She will
take with her a souvenir spoon presen-
ted by Mrs. w. w. Smith on behalf of
the society.
The ladies of Audubon held mass
meeting in the Court House Tuesday
afternoon in regard to the Library and
the town was apportioned into four sec
tions. Ladies will make a house-to-
house canvass and instruct people ON
both sides of the question so they may
be enabled to vote intelligently.
-NoTIoE-We have bought the I. p.
Baker housemoving outfit and are pre-
pared to do all kinds of housemoving
and raising. We have had twenty five
years of experience and guarantee
satisfaction. Give us chance to figure
on your work: LIP
H. G. WALTERS and r. JONES.
The Household Economics Depart