Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-01-12
The Daily Capital only 500.

IN Ross luesdy.
Arthur Farquhar went to Villisc;
ON business Tuesday.
The J. H. Gardner hog sale averaged
S3S. 25 on thirty eight head.
-Chas Bagley went to Carroll OF
business Tuesday morning.
| Levi Kopp went to Des Moine'
Tuesday for few days visit.
WIN. Shaw. of Gray looked in upon
us for short time on Friday.
&C. A. w. Colee of Panora was in
Audubon last Friday ON business.
j. d. Gaass passed through Audi.
bon from Pella to Manning Tuesday.
Ed Iced returned Monday evening
from Adair where he spent the holidays.
Miss Mae Lang and Miss Beatrice
Crees went to Omaha to visit until Fri
day.
Hans & Nix" The big laughing
show Opera House Friday, January
18th.
| Mrs. J. s. Dennis Jr. went to Har-
Ian Tuesday morning for several days
visit.
The city and country schools re-
opened Monday, after two weeks va
cation.
| Il. B. Graves of Council Bluffs has
been here visiting his mother and
brother.
Mrs. A. A. Zaner is very sick with
pneumonia, her condition being quite
| critical.
Mr.. John Skjoldborg the lecturer
and wife went from here to Omaha
Tuesday.
For RENT-A good small house in
good locality in Audubon. inquire at
this Office. 81
Mrs. II. M. Taggart returned last
week from visit with relatives out in
Nebraska.
Edith Rucker has returned home
after several months in Atlantic and
Des Moines.
Abe Anderson and 81. Hunter went
to Manning on a visit and business
Tuesday morning.
Joe Leonard returned from Allan
tic, Tuesday evening, where he went ON
business last week.
j. HI. Baxter of Selma, California
has been here on visit among old
friends of former days.
Mrs. Rasmus Rasmussen left Wed.
nesday morning for visit with rela-
tives and friends in Omaha.
--Chas Poulsen and Ed Fredericksen
of Lincoln township went to Des Moines
and Davenport this week for visit
Mrs. Harry Cole and son Paul, who
have been visiting with relatives at Stuart
for two weeks, returned home Monday.
-vern Culver departed Tuesday
morning for Minneapolis and Winnipeg
to be gone for several days on business.
Mr.. G.. A. Spratt, wife and little
granddaughter of Sioux City are in Audu-
bon to visit with Joseph Graves and
family.
Mrs. d. Goldsmith, who has been
visiting here with her sister, Mrs. John
Musson departed for her home in Sac
City Tuesday.
Miss Martha Dunn, instructor of
music, departed for Fl Dodge, Iowa,
Wednesday morning for an indefinite
stay among friends.
The Misses Ella and May Farquhar
of Fort Dodge have gone back to the
old home in Ohio for visit after an
absence of nearly forty years.
On Saturday evening, January 18th
the newly elected officers of the Allison
Post, G. A. r. will be installed at the
clerks office in the courthouse.
IT. P. Gillfllen, of Pendleton, Mo-,
who has been visiting here with his
brother, departed for his home Tues
This is his first visit back here in 81
years.
When j. w. b. Cole wrote us
card January t. he was sitting on the
front steps in his shirt sleeves where he
is spending the winter at Pomona,
California.
Miss Georgia Lloyd one of the city
high school teachers is quite sick at the
home ST her uncle in Des Moines. Mrs.
Rev. A. B. Miller is teaching during
her absence.
Rev. A. B. Miller departed Monday
evening for Osborne, Kansas to pay
visit to his parents, and to attend the
dedication of new church built on his
fathers charge.
Mr.. John Skjoldborg. lecturer
from Denmark, who arrived in this
country in November on a lecture tour
gave lecture at the Danish Lutheran
church Monday night.
Mrs. DIR. c. S. McLeran and Mrs.
John Musson entertained number of
their friends at 1 o'clock luncheon
Wednesday at the home of the latter,
about thirty guests being present.
The following young men went to
Carroll Saturday, to be inflated into the
Knights of Columbus, a Catholic socie-
ty.-Simon Foley, Philip Foley, Thomas
Kerwin, Edward Kerwin, Albert Nc
Guire, Frank and Thomas Flynn.
1920 acres rich productive lands in
different parts of Nebraska. Must be
sold to settle estate. In large or small
tracts to suit buyers. For information
and terms address WA. FENNER.
2-3d Panora, Iowa.
Joseph Doner and wife formerly of
Atlantic, but now living in Summit,
South Dakota, arrived in Audubon,
Tuesday evening, to visit at the home
of John Norris. They have been visiting
with old friends in Brayton and At
lantic.
Mr.. VIM. McLeran shipped table
Wednesday to his daughter. Mrs. Van
Cort at Omaha which belonged to her
great-great great grandmother. The
table was brought from Vermont in the
year 1894, making it III years old. 1t