Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-21

Alvin Roberts is the new delivery
boy for the Audubon Oil Co.
%. A. Wood went to Atlantic Sat
urday to visit with relatives.
Hon. w. r. Green went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs Monday on business.
Miss Anna Riggs of Omaha was in
Audubon Saturday on business.
Louis Bartlett and wife came over
from Coon Rapids Saturday to visit
relatives.
Miss Schmidt after visit here with
relatives returned to her home in Lorah
Saturday.
Ed Frick had the interior of his
drug store newly papered and decorated
this week.
John Weighton is having well
sunk at his home because of the lack of
city water.
August Shallow came up from At
lantic Monday noon to visit relatives
and attend the fair.
IF. o. Nicklason and Vern SMELL
baker came home Saturday from bust
ness trip at Grant
Miss Bertha Ross of the public
schools went to Atlantic Friday to visit
friends over Sunday.
Ladies free first night to Mysteri-
GUS Smith Co., if accompanied by one
reserved seat ticket
Mrs Chas. Ping came home from
Omaha Friday where she visited with
relatives and friends.
The Chase Lister Co. came to Au-
dubon from Nicola Monday on the noon
train which was two hours late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bilharz are en-
tertaining his niece, Mrs John Moran
of Chicago who arrived Monday.
Mrs. X. w. Black and children
came from Desota Monday to visit her
parents, Geo. McNary and wife.
Judge Green returned from Allan
tic the last of the week where be was
on business and to attend the fair.
Tad Evans the Jockey and his wife
with home folks and attend the fair
Mrs. Ernst and Miss Vokt who visited
here with Mike Roney and family re-
turned to their home in Adair Friday.
Mrs. NJ. C. Christensen and son AL
len went to Ute Friday to visit with
her parents, Chris Bramsen and wife.
Miss Kathryn Foley left for Des
Moines Friday to enter the employ of
the Lederer q Straus Wholesale house.
II. NJ. Hanson and wife came up
from Avoca Saturday to visit with j.
Z. Kerwin and wife, the ladies being
sisters.
Mrs. John Ludwig and Miss Mayme
Pape of Brayton visited in Audubon
Saturday ON their way home from
Carroll.
Mrs. Kate Sheets went to Atlantic
Saturday to visit with her friends Joe
Sandberg and wife. Mr.. Sandberg is
seriously i'll.
p. III. and G. NJ. Paulsen who at
tended their brothers wedding at Coun-
Gil Bluffs last week returned home Mon
day morning.
Homer Booten came down from
Perry Saturday to join his wife and
son and to visit with his parents and
other relatives.
Mrs. Z. A. Kissick who visited here
with her daughter Mrs. Elmer Bailey
and family returned to her home at
Redfield Friday.
Miss Louisa Rothkamp who was
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Godfrey
Dreher and family returned to her home
in Grant Saturday.
Mrs. w. r. Green returned home
from Des Moines Saturday where she
was to attend the funeral of her niece,
Miss William Brown.
Miss Esther Petersen returned home
the last of the week from Fremont,
Neb., where she visited with her par
ents and other relatives.
| Mrs. Austin Guernsey and two
children of Chicago came up Saturday
from Extra to visit her husbands
mother, Mrs. Z. A. Bates.
While in Shanendoah we called on
the Lidd Brothers in the clothing bust
ness and j. B. Morrisey who Is in the
implement businesses and they are doing
we'll
mon who attended the conference at
Shenandoah Saturday and Sunday were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lidd.
Mrs. Otto Witthauer and daughter
| Miss Bessie left Monday morning for
| Ames and from there to Des Moines.
Miss Witthauer will enter school at
one of the places.
Monday forenoon Frank Sampson
and his brother Harry. accompanied by
their wives, drove up to Templeton ia
take Miss Cora Layland that far to
catch the train for Bayard.
-Chas Wolfe and wife went up to
Manning Saturday to visit with friends
over Sunday. Chas came home Monday
| morning and his wife returned in the
evening accompanied by his sister Miss
Leddie Wolfe of Williams.
Miss Cora woodward of the Advo-
cate force after spending a three weeks
vacation with her parents in Manila and
her sister Mrs. w. T. Saiter at Harlan,
returned home Sunday and resumed
her duties Monday morning.
Chris Bauer of Lincoln brought up
two large pears last Saturday as a sam
pie of the kind he is growing on his
/ farm. The tree from which they were
picked had nearly bushel of as large
fine juicy pears as can be grown any
where.
DIR. A. G. Woodruff of Sulphur
Springs, Iowa, filled the pulpit of the
M. +. Church Sunday morning and
evening. In the morning he delivered
a lecture on the music of long ago, Civ
ing the history and origin of some Of
the old hymns with sketch of the