Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-14

u. C. Boyer was business visitor
in Casey Tuesday.
Maine went dry at its late election
by about 500 votes
Mr.. Etcheson was down at Anita
on business Tuesday.
Chris Nelson went to Iowa Falls Tues
day to visit relatives.
-Soren Petersen went to Somers Tues
day for visit with friends.
The Northwestern train arrived
Tuesday without being wrecked.
--Marinus Jensen and family and his
mother went to Orig, Neb., to-day.
Frank Sunberg shot grown wolf
on his farm east Of Hamlin Monday.
Fred Werth and wife went to Man
ming Tuesday to visit with relatives.
--Claribell Leonard returned home
last evening from an out Of town trip.
Chas Bagley went to Atlantic Tues
day noon on bushes and to visit with
relatives.
-Chas. s. White arrived home Tues
day from Texas where he was on aland
deal case.
WIN. Lyman came up from Allan
tic Tuesday to visit his sister, Mrs. X.
j. Creveling.
james Nesbit Of Boone is working
temporarily for D. E. Soar during the
rush of orders.
Carson Brockway and wife are Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zion
up at HumbOlt.
-Children's and Misses hats are the
prettiest they have been for many years.
Wilson q Freeman. 81
Miss Ethel Owen went to Atlantic
yesterday to visit with Mrs. G. Hansen
and attend the fair
The new opera chairs arrived this
morning and will be placed in position
for next weeks show.
Clark Wilson left yesterday for
Knoxville to attend regimental re-
union Of the Old Soldiers.
About twenty married couples had
ball game game and picnic together
out at the fair ground Tuesday evening.
FOR RENT-5 room house four
blocks from school. Good we'll and els
tern. Apply John Dennis. South Park.
Mrs. w. r. Green was called to
Des Moines Wednesday on account Of
the death of her niece Miss William
Brown.
Mrs. L. A. Shingledecker and three
children went to Atlantic yesterday to
join her husband and make their flu
ture home.
IT. A. Miller left for weeks visit at
Council Bluffs Tuesday and will then
depart for California to spend the win
ter months.
Mrs. l.. B. Jennings who has been
laid up with blood poison in her foot
caused by stepping on rusty nail is able
to be around again.
Mrs. Celesta Roberts who has been
visiting here with her SON, w. Burnside
and family. departed for her home ut
Texahpma yesterday.
A. Kevan returned Saturday from
Harlan and Walnut where he was to
visit with relatives and attend the wed
ding of his grandson.
Ed. Frick came home from Spirit
Lake Monday night whore he was on
business. He came from Ross in an au-
to ON account Of the wreck.
| Wilson q Freeman have received
new fall shipments OF Ostrich plumes
and novelty effects. Magnificent in
quality and low in price. 81
Mrs. J. H. Scott departed this week
for her home in livingston. Montana,
following visit Of several months with
her brothers II. N. and L. M. Carper.
Bert Carmichael and wife returned
| to their home in Brooklyn, La. Saturday
after visit here with their cousin Will
johnson and wife and other relatives
for several days.
The Northwestern train due here
in the afternoon was again wrecked
Monday at Ross while switching and
two cars overturned, caused by the fall
ing of break beam. :,
Miss Lucille Lyman. who has been
visiting here with her aunt Mrs. X. j.
Creveling. departed Tuesday for her
home in Idaho, making visit at Tope-
ka. Kans.. on the way.
James Byriel and Alfred Nelson Of
Fiscus were In town Tuesday ON bust.
ness. The former feels quite sure that
his corn will average from forty "a
forty-five bushels to the acre.
! The Degree Of Honor will hold q
District Convention Wednesday, Sept
20 at Manning and they invite the Mar
guerite Degree OF Honor to come with
a. many members a. possible.
i Harrison Stanley has rented the
Mrs. Abbie McFadden farm now occu
pied by Homer Davis and will take pos
session in the spring. Wonder II h<
viii work II by his lonely self"