Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-09

Frank Rinehart and wife went Il
Dexter, Saturday, to visit with relatives
Jesse McNary- returned home from
Brayton Sunday noon where he visited
relatives.
Henry Herbert. who was in Califor
mia for several months arrived home
Monday.
Mrs. G. d. Booten returned home
Monday from visit with friends in
Atlantic
Sherm Lang came down from Harlan
Saturday to visit with his parents, Jas.
Lang and wife.
G. J. Etchensen returned home Mon
day from Atlantic and Stuart where he
was on business.
Miss Lillian johnson went to Allan.
tic Saturday to visit with her friend,
Miss Lena Jensen.
Mrs. H. Donaghue came up from
Stuart Monday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. John Kerwin.
Mrs. Martin Smith went to Guthrie
Center, Saturday, for q visit of several
days with relatives.
Miss Franc Anderson returned from
Omaha Monday where she visited for
q week with frineds.
Northup Bros. shipped two car loads
Of hogs Saturday to Cuddahy, Wis, a
suburb of Milwaukee.
The innovation of a newsboy on the
Rock Island branch is the latest stunt,
beginning last Monday.
Miss Edith Rucker returned home
the last of the week from weeks visit
with friends in Omaha.
Miss Bessie Ping returned home, Fri
day. following a visit with her brother,
Milo Ping, at Peterson, Iowa.
Who said Heath's Peerless Dandruff
Remover was the best made. All those
who have tried it. 44S
Fodder Schmidt returned to his home
at Grant Monday following visit here
with his parents and lady friend.
Peter Nelson went to Fonda, Mon
day, to visit with his three daughters,
known as the Nelson sisters there.
Jas. Hunter and wife returned home
Monday from Manning where they Wis
tied with their son Cy and family.
In this lecture the orator has rarest
of opportunity for his wonderful
powers. AL
Mrs. j. Thompson returned to her
home at Brayton Saturday after q visit
here with Geo. McNary and family.
WANTED-Co Competent maid for gen.
eral homework. Must be good cook.
Apply to John A. Nash. 45-2w.
Ray Booten has rented the Mrs. lines
property just north Of the Booten Hotel
and win begin housekeeping very soon.
Martin Christensen of Adair, following
q visit here with his son-in-law, Arthur
Petersen and wife, returned home, Sat
urday.
Mrs. McGillicuddy returned to her
home at Oxford Monday after a visit
with her cousin, ]. w. Mcclure and
family.
Miss Myrtle Tenngkeit closed her
school term here last week and went to
her home in Des Moines to spend her
Miss Rose Christensen who visited
here with John Rosenbeck and wife re-
turned to her home at Kimballton,
Mrs. Martin Larsen and daughter,
Louise, arrived home. Friday, from an
visit at different points in
California.
Thos. White and son, Lester, came
down from Ida Grove, Monday, to visit
with his brother-in-law, Walk Crees
and family.
Earl Kile came home Sunday noon
from Omaha where he had been to play
. game of foot ball and visit with old
college chums.
j. K. Jensen departed for Chicago
evening to visit and while
there he will purchase stock OF paints
and wall paper.
Miss Hazel Cousins. who spent q pleas
ant visit here with her friend, Miss
Pearl McNary returned to her home in
Brayton Sunday.
Alfred Holm and Miss Anna Roesdahl
to their home in Clear Lake,
Monday, after visit here and at
Brayton with friends.
8. w. Hansen and Arthur Petersen,
who visited here and in Extra with
returned to their home in Ser
gent, Mimi, Monday.
]. F. Russell and wife of Fl. Dodge
came to Audubon Saturday to visit
with their relatives, the j. A. Nash and
Z. NJ. Preston families.
Mrs. o. G. Donaldson, following a
pleasant visit here with her son, DIR. J.
X. Donaldson, returned to her home in
Anita, Thursday evening.
Miss Hazel Gates went to Des Moines,
to visit with friends and Incl
IDENTIFY attend the teachers convention
being held there this week.
G. l.. Swender has resigned his posi-.
ton with A. Fl. Roberts and departed
for Kansas City, Mo-, Monday where
he contemplates going on the road
again as travelling salesman.
w. H. Nicholson who visited at Oma-
ha with relatives returned to Audubon,
Friday, and win visit with his daughter,
Mrs. j. r. Best, when he will return to
his home in Eagle Butte. South Dakota.
Northop Bros. held calf sale Satur-
day which was very successful. They
sold IFS calves which brought them
q, 800 or an average of $50 per head. ID.
r. Jones and Miles s. Kness cried the
sale.
Frank Heath of Texas. who buried
his wife Just last March, and was ex-
pecting to bring the remains back to
Extra arrived in Brayton, Sunday. We
did not learn why the remains were not
brought back.