Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-23
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"A. E. Knoll went to Perry Saturday
to visit
For blowing gardens, see Webster
Phone 80.
Mrs. +. Vermilya went to Ottumwa
Saturday for visit.
For Selfconforming Horse Collars,
go to Martin Larson. 6i
Vivian Bartlett was an Audubon
caller between trains from Brayton Sat
urday.
Sam Dutler and daughter Mary
went to Omaha Monday to have the
latters eyes examined.
Geo. Ross departed for Monmouth,
Illinois, Saturday to visit with relatives
and old time friends.
Try bottle of "Zol' Piano and
Furniture Polish at the Audubon Music
Store. or bottle for 35 cents.
William III. Neff went from Chi
cago to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, to visit with
his daughter, Mrs, Geo. Kerr
-Jens Loss left Sunday noon for
Stuart where he will work this summer
at his trade, that of carpenter.
GLADYS Chamberlin returned to
Brayton Saturday evening after visit
here with her friend Beatrice Crees.
Miss Kathryn Foley departed Sat
work as trimmer in a wholesale house.
Jas. Blake and wife went to Stuart
Saturday to visit for few days with
their cousin Albert McGinnis and family.
-vern Sweezv gave dance in the
hall at Hamlin Saturday night several
from Audubon attended and report
good time
Mrs. A. Mac Vicar returned to her
home in Des Moines Monday noon after
a pleasant visit of five weeks with Mrs
j. A. Nash
j. w. Clifford and wife who have
been visiting here at the home of l.. M.
Wickham returned to their home in
Belden, Neb., Friday.
-Aage Moeler and wife arrived from
Lake Benton, Mimi. Thursday evening
to visit at the home of +. Grunstrup
and family in the country.
Mabel McNutt returned from Girls
void Saturday where she was to attend
the goth. wedding anniversary of her
uncle Jas. McNutt and wife.
w. H. Wilson went to Avoca Sat
urday noon to meet his wife who has
been visiting in Des Moines and they
returned to Audubon Monday.
Ed. f. johnson went aronnd last
week and took up a subscription of $3.50
to use in dragging the streets of Audi
bon. Ed should have vote of thanks.
Wilbur and Willie johnson returned
to their home in Stuart Saturday after
mother Mrs. Chas. johnson and uncle
Gene johnson.
j. j Davis and wife went to their
home in Montour, Ia, Monday, from
where he will go to Lyons to take charge
of an office. He was here during Mr..
Jenkins absence.
The Knights of Pythias had an en-
joyable social hour with refreshments
after convention Thursday night we I'M
derstand this will be a feature Of their
gatherings herafter.
August Nicklason and Roy Dryden
left with a carload of horses Saturday
night for Canada. The Veterinary Brazel
from Harlan was down and examined
the stock before leaving.
H. c. Wickham of Nebraska has
been visiting here with his brother l..
N for several days. They both departed
for Oquakwa, Ill. Monday noon to visit
with relatives and friends.
-E. E. Jenkins, agent at the North
western depot returned Sunday from
Colfax, Ia, where he spent q month for
treatment of his rheumatism. He was
much improved by the trip.
Miss Ruth Watson who has been
here with Mrs. n. s. Hansen during her
returned to Dennison, Ia,
where she teaches Latin and
German in the Normal college.
Feeder Schmidt departed last Thurs
day noon for Grant, Iowa, where he has
taken the position of manager for the
Green Bay Lumber Co. He is a worthy
young man and deserving of the position.
Mrs. N. w. Cowles and her friend
Mrs Rauscher who have been visiting
here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Nash
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles returned to
their home in Ottumwa yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. Will Coyne returned from
Des Moines Friday morning where she
was to see her mother who was very i'll.
She was much improved and left Des
Moines last week for Hot Springs, Ark,
to recuperate.
&C. Z. Trunnell was in town last
the first time in five weeks,
having been quarantined with scarlet
fever. Seven of the family were sick
with it, the baby being the only one of
the family to escape.
M. ID. Crow who went from Came
ron two or three years ago to the south
ern part of the county has moved back
to the north part again and lives on
route one out from Gray. Mr.. Crow
was in town Saturday.
Judge Green and Mr.. Farquhar
made a visit over at Guthrie Center
Monday to learn the feeling concerning
congressional matters. Mr.. Farquhar
informs us that the sentiment seems to
be quite favorable to Judge Green's can
didacy.
The Presbyterian parsonage has been
elevated about two feet and it will be
placed on new foundation. The com
mittee having the work in charge are
considering the matter of putting in a
heating plant which would add much to
its value and comfort.
Jess Richards came down from
Harlan Sunday and loaded his house
hold goods and shipped them to Harlan
Monday. He and his wife went up
Tuesday where they will make their
future home Jess having a position in
the Beh general store there.