Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-28

Jonas MantZ VINO visited here wit
his son S. l.. Mantz and family left TO
Lohrville Thursday.
Clarence Niklason who has been al
tending High School at Iowa City re
turned home Tuesday.
w. Stee and wife came to Audubo,
last evening from Davenport to visi
with Aaron Andersen.
Mrs. J. ID. Henry and children o
Atlantic came up yesterday to visit he
friend Mrs. Jens Halves.
Miss Grace King returned to he
home at Lake City following a visi
here with Mrs. III. l.. Kile.
Robert J. Watts and wife cam,
from Omaha, yesterday to visit will
his son, F. s. Watts and family.
Fl. o. Niklason arrived home las
evening from st. Louis, Missouri, wher,
he was with shipment of horses ant
mules.
III. III. Mcclure, wife and daughter
Of Corning who visited here with friend.
went to Sac City Tuesday to visit with
relatives.
james Law after attending the
Audubon Co. Fair departed Tuesday
for Edmonds, N. ID. to finish up his
threshing.
Mrs. John Randolph was the lucky
one who drew the Free Sewing machine
at the fair offered by Harmon the fur.
niture man.
Mrs G. A. Loss has been very sick
the past week with the grippe and
stomach trouble. DIR. Fulton is at
tending her.
Miss Esther Nelson of San Francis.
co, Cal, arrived in Audubon Tuesday
evening to visit with her friend, Miss
Kathryn Pope.
j. ID. and Aage Grumstrup returned
home from Des Moines Tuesday where
they attended the Danish Young Peo-
Piles Convention.
r. Doose and wife of Illinois who
visited here for week with their friend
John Twist and family went to Clinton
yesterday to visit.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger
man Lutheran Church held social
meeting Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Julius Kopeska.
e. Nj. Preston departed Tuesday
morning for Warner, Canada, to make
his future home. His family will move
up there in the spring.
John Weighton sunk well to the
depth of of IS feet at his home last week
and the earth was as dry at the bottom
as on top.-A dry well.
Ct E. Leucbtenberg and wife went
to Omaha yesterday and from there to
Sioux City. They have not decided
where they will locate yet.
March Jones who was here to visit
with his mother and attend the wedding
of his brother Marion returned to his
school duties at Ames last week.
Mrs. Fitzgerald came down from
Perry Tuesday to visit with her daugh-
ter Miss Charlotte Fitzgerald who is a
trimmer at the ]. F. Frazier store.
-Chas Dennis who is cashier for the
Northwestern up at Carroll, was down
to Audubon yesterday for visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Dennis.
"A. F. Drake was able to be on the
streets again Monday with the aid of a
crutch for the first time since August 8,
having been q sufferer with rheuma-
tism.
The next regular meeting of the
Domestic Science Club will be held on
Saturday Sept. 30 at the home of Mrs.
Simon Hansen. DR.. Burnside will de-
liver an address.
%. Ct. Nelson a contractor of st.
Louis. Mo. was in Audubon Tuesday
to see about the deep well proposition.
Nothing definite has been done in re-
gard to it as yet.
Mrs. G. E. Ross of Chadron, Neb.,
following visit of week here with
her husbands parents, ID. G. Ross and
wife went to Beaver, Ia, Tuesday for
a visit with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Spencer. a sister of
Jesse A. Humiston. came out from Gin
ton. Iowa, Sunday to assist in giving
care to her brother and his wife both of
whom are down with illness.
Miss Carrie Christensen returned
home the last of the week from Allan
tic where she visited with friends. She
attended the fair and then went to
Marine Saturday where she will stay for
the winter.
j. III. Tremaine the new proprietor
of the Park Hotel went to Carroll Tues
day to meet his wife and two daugh-
ters and bring them to their new home
in Audubon. The family will be well
come in Audubon.
Mrs. Thos. E. Mason who was here
on business with Mr.. Harper returned
to their home in jefferson last Thurs
day to pack their household effects and
moved to Audubon this week to make
their future home,
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish and son
Frank departed last week for Memphis,
Tennessee. where they will spend the
winter. They go earlier than they ex-
pected on account of her grand. daugh-
ter Miss Mary Tharnish being serious
ly ill.,
MIR. and Mrs. Rob't Curtis are the
proud and happy parents of a nine
pound baby girl that arrived at their
home in Audubon Monday Sept. 25,
1911. Mother and child doing well and
father struts around as proud as a
peacock
-R. G. Spencer g. Co. are having the
large halls in the Howald Block painted
and decorated this week. The pattern
above is of the panel design while the
wainscoating is an imitation of Mexican
OnIx, making very nice improvement.
j. X. Jensen an artist in his line is
doing the work.
"A. ii. Dollahide and wife leave this
morning for months visit among their
relatives in the eastern part of she state
in Muscatine and Louisa counties. In
the former Mr.. Dollahide is planning to
visit the old brick schoolhouse where he
commenced going to school 81 wears