Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-04-27

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evening from few days visit in AT
lantic.
Geo. E. Kellogg has moved his
Broker office to suite 4 over Smith:
drug store.
Mrs Mehle returned from Allan
tic Thursday where she visited will
her daughter.
Jake Ruhs went to Omaha Thurs
day on business returning home Sat
urday morning.
-Jens Loss came up from Stuart Sat
urday morning and visited with home
folks few days.
Mrs. L. V. Pulver who visited with
relatives in Coon Rapids returned home
Thursday evening.
Miss Anna O'Leary returned home
Sunday noon from Rock Island, Ill.
after a weeks visit.
Miss Annette johnson came home
Saturday from Atlantic where she
visited with her sister.
--Rumor says, Sam Kopp and Ella
Smith were not the only Audubon cou-
pie married last night.
Miss Ella Stearns went to Des Moines
Monday to attend the convention of the
County Superintendent.
WIN. p. McLaren and wife are the
proud parents of fine little baby girl
born to them Monday night.
Miss Leila Zaner returned from
Iowa City where she was attending
school and will remain home.
The Epworth League will hold a
May festival in the basement of the
NJ. E. Church Monday, May LIST.
Father Mcdonald returned home
Thursday last from Casey and Stuart
where he visited for few days.
Mrs. o. B. Train carries with her
to Shenandoah a Souvenir spoon given
her by the Women's Club of Audubon.
"A game ofAball will be played Sun
day afternoon between Melville and Au-
dubon. Everybody welcome. Admission
free
-Mesdames Sam and Cy Hunter of
Glidden and Manning respectively were
Sunday visitors in Audubon between
trains.
&C. L. Tramp went to Atlantic Sat
urday on business and then to Nebras-
ka City, Neb., to visit with his son c.
A. Tramp.
Mrs. Pigg and children who visited
here with her sister Mrs. Nels Mum
gard returned to their home in Cor
son, Ia, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy returned home
from Carroll Sunday where she spent a
ten days visit with her daugter, Mrs.
Jump and family.
Mrs. H. ]. Mantz went to Atlantic
Monday evening to meet her husband
who has been in Wyoming and returned
with him Tuesday.
Seat sale at Smiths Drug Store for
the High School Concert Friday night.
Tickets purchased of high school pupils
will be reserved there.
Miss Ella Kerwin and Mrs. j. E.
Kerwin returned home from Des Moines
evening where they visited for
a week with their sisters.
The Embroidery Club held meet
ing and social at the home of Mrs. Ed.
johnson Friday afternoon. A light
luncheon was partaken of.
The Audubon Snake Dem ball
team played game at Kimballton Sun
day afternoon and the score was five to
four in favor of the former
Miss Nellie Weldy worked few
days this week in the Bilharz store for
Miss Alice Kopp who was off on account
her brother Sans marriage.
Mrs. A. l.. Fairholm and three
children returned to their home in Mas
sena Saturday noon after visit here
with her father G. nj. Harmon.
Mrs. G. E. Kibby came home Sat
urday evening from Perry where she
was to visit with Homer Booten and
wife, the latter being her daughter.
Mrs. J. J. Asmus went to Atlantic
noon, being called there ON &C
count of the serious illness of her mother
Mrs. J. G. Dreager with pneumonia.
Rev. A. B. Miller and Rev. A. A.
returned from Atlantic last
where they attended the
of the Council Bluffs Presby-
terry.
The Misses Nellie Foley, Collins and
WATSON of Atlantic came to Audubon
Sunday noon and spent the day with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
T. Foley.
Harvey Maharg came home from
Omaha Sunday by auto and his wife
returned on the train Monday evening.
They visited there since Wednesday of
last week.
Deputy Sheriff Sunberg went to
Omaha Wednesday of last week and re-
turned Friday with Frank Petersen who
it is claimed jumped forty dollar
board bill.
A. p. Andersen and wife returned
from Omaha Monday where they were
to visit. Boyson Sorensen who went
with them for an operation is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. l. F. Honnold returned to her
home in Griswold Sunday noon after
pleasant visit of a week here with her
brothers, the Horton Bros. of the Ar
lington Hotel.
Mrs. Joe Alice has seven kinds of
Dahlias for sale at ten cents each except
white and scarlet which are Is cents
per bulb. Leave orders with her or at
Prestons store.
--Ingvardt Birk of Brayton was seen
in town Saturday with his fine horse
which balanced the scales at 218O
pounds. He is considered one of the
handsomest horses in the county.
Mrs. Ed Bilharz and little son
Emil returned Sunday from a three
months sojourn at different points in
California. They enjoyed the trip very
much, but are glad to be back in Good