Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-10

Mrs. A. L. Weaver went to Dexter
to-day for o visit with relatives.
IS. J. Kopp left this morning to
spend few days on business at Cedar
Rapids.
Mrs. James Perkins of Atlantic
went to Manning this morning to visit
her mother.
Miss Adelaide Hogan came from
Omaha Wednesday to visit at the M. I.
Foley home.
III. w. Duvall and Lew Corwin
went to Colfax today to try the waters
for several days.
Mrs Geo. Wells and Anna Jensen
went over to Coon Rapids to-day to Wis
it with friends.
Manning had a good rain last night.
Strange that so much water falls where
it is not appreciated.
Mrs. Hannah Miller and daughter
went to Gray this morning to visit with
Harry Bates and wife.
| Mis- Lambertsen and wife returned
to Marine yesterday after visit here
with Mrs. L. N. Krogh.
M. T. Foley had the roof of his
home painted his favorate color this
week. The Emerald Green.
Mrs. Harry Baker arrived from Cali
fornia last evening to visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Lane.
Geo. NJ. Harmon has been quite
seriously i'll for several days, but is
somewhat improved this morning.
Mrs. Ray Brenton and little daugh-
ter went to Guthrie Center to-day to
visit with her friend, Mrs. Ira Baird.
Frank Taylor and wife and Miss
Edith Leighty went up to Spirit Lake
to-day for visit with the s. w. Cra-
mer family.
Misses Bertha and Nettie Rogers of
Anita came up last evening to visit at
the homes of Mrs. Ocheltree and Mrs.
p. A. Hollenbeck.
e. H. Cole, wife and daughter Mrs.
Wicham and children returned from
Carrolton last evening where they Wis
tied with relatives.
Quite q number of people on the
streets have been talking of trying to
get Ed. johnson to run for Mayor OF
Audubon next election.
Mrs. Harvey Delahoyde and daugh.
ter who visited here with her sister
Mrs. Chef Caldwell returned to their
home in Atlantic Wednesday.
Robert Moore and wife returned to
their home at Sioux City to-day, having
visited here with her parents, George
Moore and wife and their cousins the
Misses Gardner.
Ed. Finch returned Monday from
Clarion where he was on business. He
reports that Ed. Smutney is to be mar
ried next Wednesday to an estimablt
young lady of Clarion.
Mrs. Fredricksen packed hel
household effects and moved them Il
Cotton. s. ID. Wednesday where she has
daughter, Mrs. Agnew living. She
will leave for there soon.
--Mesdames Ed. Brandon of Dorches
ter, Neb., Will Stalker of Des Moine
and j. Ryerson of Marine and A. Buc
ker of Marine came to Audubon las
evening to visit with their sister. Mrs
Chas Ping
The residents of Church street ar
delightfully."- entertained about one even
ing each week by a concert given by Z
: N. Taggart with his photograph from
. the balcony of the Reynolds hom
where he lives.
-B. NJ. Jensen, d. G. NJ. w. of tn
A. o. U. w. with headquarters at For
! Dodge was in Audubon Wednesday o.
! business, going from here to Extra an,
Atlantic. He will speak here next Wed
nesday night on the plans of the order
Mrs. Bryant held Kensington a
!. the home Of her daughter. Mrs. w. w
= Smith Wednesday for members OF tn
Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Each person brings along dime an
/ their sewing and they sew and chs
n away.
v Mrs. @. G. Langworthy and Nil
Lucy Lieb returned home Tuesday frol
Rochester where the former was ope
n ated on for q tumor. The fact that sh
|. was able to come home in two weel
It indicates that she is making q rapi
recovery.
e. ]. Freeman. A. f. Drake an
I, Rob't Ping composing the Audible
4 drum and fife corps went to Boor
y Wednesday morning to take part in Il
Is Old Soldiers reunion being held Their
ID and to play some of their old tin
Q. war pieces