Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-04-20

--Vern Snellbaker was Manning
visitor Friday.
-Chas Robbins was q business visitor
in Manning Friday.
Albert Carenak went to Des Moines
Thursday for visit.
| -WANTED-A man to saw wood.
Call at Norton's Bakery.
Mrs. Jake Meyer returned from a
visit in Dexter Thursday.
| Earnest Larsen went TO Atlantic,
Saturday. to visit over Sunday.
The City Restaurant is the place to
get your meals l4tf.
The Gem Theatre has had it's in
terror newly painted and papered,
| DIR. A. l.. Brooks returned from
Council Bluffs, Saturday morning.
j. w. Richards was business Wis
itor in Omaha Friday OF last week.
Funny thing how woman can love
two or three men at the same time.
First class clover and timothy seed
at Oelke Co.'S. tt.
When in need of good dinner go
to the City Restaurant for it. l4tf.
j. M. Graham returned home from
Indianola, Saturday, where he was on
business.
M. Terry went to Extra, Saturday
evening to visit for week with John
McKibben.
Feeder Schmidt came over from
Grant, Iowa, and ate Easter eggs with
his parents.
w. b. Davis departed Thursday
evening for Morristown, s. d. for a
few days on business.
Harvey Delahoyde and wife came
from Des Moines, Saturday, to spend
Easter with relatives.
Mrs A. E. Knoll left Saturday
morning to visit in Harlan with her
husband for few days.
j. Henricksen, wife and son went
to Manning, Saturday, for visit of
several days with relatives.
The Canning Co. have all their
acreage and have offers of more but
haye to decline them as they can use no
more.
Mrs. w. d. Stanley went to Orient,
| Ia, Saturday noon to visit for several
days with her daughter Mrs. VIM.
Deets.
| Mrs. J. E. Kerwin and Miss Ella
Kerwin went to Des Moines Friday noon
to visit for several days with their
sisters.
| Mrs. j. c. Burkey and grandson
Jack McNutt went to Fonda, Ia, where
they will visit for several days with
relatives.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy went to Car
roll Friday morning to visit for several
days with her daughter Mrs. w. Jump
and family.
We are pleased to note the appear
ance of j. j. Hutchinson ON the streets
again after an illness of three months
with grippe.
-FOUND-A small clasp pin at the
Rock Island depot Saturday Owner
can have same by calling at this Office
and paying for this notice.
| Miss Mildred Morrisey who teaches
school in Des Moines, came to Audubon,
Saturday, to spend Easter with her
mother and other relatives.
Mrs. Chas Mitchell and child re-
turned to their home in Glenwood Sat
urday noon after pleasant visit here
with Geo. Northup and family.
| Mrs. Mike Foley returned home,
Saturday. from Morris, Illinois, where
she was with her mother for five weeks.
She reports her as still very low.
Rev. Braun came up from Atlantic,
Saturday evening and held services at
the German Lutheran church, Sunday
returning home on the noon train.
Neal Barentsen and family came to
Audubon, Friday, from Emmettsberg
and will go in business withhis broth
er.in-law, Geo. Dye, having bought
the half interest of Sam Jensen. He
will begin May LIST.
j. Ralph Lee OF Phillips, South
Dakota, returned to his home last week
having been here for a visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs James Lee. He
is buying grain in town but living on
his farm two miles away.
| Mrs. Hattie Alexander of Colby,
Kansas who came to Atlantic to attend
the funeral of her father, Mr.. Bagley
came up to Audubon and spent Sunday
with her brother. Chas. Bagley and
family returning home, Monday.
Matt Rippey, who is in charge of
the second floor of the Des Moines Drug
Co, and has good position, was in Au-
dubon few days visiting with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Rippey and
other relatives. He left for home, Sun
day afternoon.
| Sunday morning after church SER
vices horse driven by young Dane
gentleman whose name we did not learn
became frightened and ran away going
west on Broadway. The buggy was
badly broken but fortunately the young
man was not injured.
Ed Prick returned from Lake Oko-
boil, Saturday, where he spent week
putting his place in order for the sum-
mer. While soaking one of his pleasure
boats his oar fell from him causing him
to jump into the lake afterit necessitat-
ing him to take bath.
-Chas Red Stanley had his horse
hitched at the rack by Buthweg's store.
Sunday. 1t broke loose and made a
quick turn across to Smiths drug store,
but it came in contact with the founda-
ton of the building and came to a sud
den stop. and laid down for few min
utes. No damage done.
i John Norris, who has been door
deeper in the House at the Des Moines,
during the session of the legislature re-
/ turned home, Friday morning. Mr.
Norris has greatly enjoyed his work
and his acquaintance with the members
of the assembly who represent the peo-
pie in making laws. The legislature
adjourned on Wednesday Of last week
after breaking the deadlock by electing