Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-06-22

For oil and gas call Phone 400. If
--Troubadours, Saturday, June Gath
John Kaufman has gone to Fulton
Kansas.
--Nels P. Hoegh was up to Audubon
yesterday.
Try the City Restaurant for your
meals. 14tf.
Miss Carrie Jensen went to Council
Bluffs yesterday.
/ John Renftle went down to Glen.
wood Wednesday night
Miss Cecilia Esbeck of Elk Horn
returned home yesterday.
John Ward and his daughter, Miss
Helen went to Extra yesterday.
The City Restaurant is the place to
get your meals. l4tf.
Wilson Burnside went to Des
Moines and Grinnell Wednesday.
Miss Anna Wilson returned yester-
day from visit at Cedar Rapids.
-Cinders-Have several loads which
will give away. Call at this Office.
Mrs. Dr. Fulton and little girl went
to Lewis yesterday to visit her people
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen &
Krogh. Phone 400. If.
The only original Troubadours are
coming. Opera House, June gath. 24S
The City Restaurant furnishes the
best dinner in Audubon. Try us. 14tf.
-Chas. Bagley is the administrator
of the estate of the late William H. Neff
VIM. Schrader went up to the farm
Monday to amuse himself by picking
cherries.
John Kemp and family went to
Manning, Saturday morning, to visit
the folks.
Mrs. VIM. Owen. ST., and her
daughter, Ethel, went to Des Moines,
Saturday.
-Chas. Tunman Sr., and son Jack
arrived from business trip to Souix
City Friday.
The Presbyterian ladies will serve
ice cream and cake in the park, Satur.
day evening.
IF. N Talbot returned from Carson
Friday, where he was on business for
several days.
Miss Daisy Frick with her mother
and Olivene Childs went to Lake Oko-
boji, Monday.
w. o. Henry went to Menlo, Satur-
day to visit and return with his wife
and children.
George Cook went up to Sac City,
Monday, for a visit there and in Buena
Vista county.
Mrs. II. Hansen and children who
visited here with relatives went to their
home in Anita Friday.
WIN. Meyers and wife of Ross are
the parents of a fine boy that arrived ut
their home Friday morning.
Miss Ruth Greenwaldt came over
from Coon RAPIDS. Friday and is visit
ing with Mrs. Henry Savage
Mrs. w. s. Ordway' of Brayton re-
turned to her home Friday after visit
here with Mrs. w. s. Morey.
Mrs. John Kuhn returned home
from Des Moines Friday where she
went with her daughter Ethel.
Geo. Brown of Sac City came to
Audubon Friday morning to visit his
parents @. +. Brown and wife.
Miss Gretchen Nash arrived home
from Chicago where she has completed
a two year course in the University.
-On Saturday evening the Presby-
terrain ladies win serve ice cream and
cake in the park. Everybody invited.
g. j. Phillips and wife have gone
to Pocahontas to visit relatives and will
soon leave for their home in California.
Sport Hammock has fine new
wagon and harness and old Tom"
goes along as proud as peacock now.
Frank Herndon didn't have any
fight nor fuss with the hammock but Il
fell down and skinned his nose just the
same.
| Summer began yesterday with the
longest day. If the weather we have
had was spring, oh what will the sum-
mer beg
-Chas. J. Phillips was here Tuesday
from Des Moines in conference with
Ward & Weighton on matters of bridge
building.
Mrs. L. Z. Jefferson arrived Tues
day morning from Dunkerton, Iowa, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Hawk, of
Audubon.
-C. II. Reynolds is kept busy these
days sprinkling the streets. His big
team can haul the big tank without
great effort.
John Freeman and wife and her
sister, Matte Elwood, went over to
Guthrie Center, yesterday for an outing
on the farm.
Willie Mehle who has been visiting
here with his mother returned to Oak
Hill, Illinois, where he will work until
school begins.
Miss Ida Tennegkeit left yesterday
morning to visit her sister Mrs. Mary
Hit out at Eagle Butte, in Western
South Dakota.
Mrs. Chas. Van Court of Chicago
and William Van Court of Old Mexico
arrived in Audubon last evening TO visit
the McLeran families.
Mrs. Mary Wilde left Monday
morning for Portland. Oregon, where
she will spend the summer with her