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

Tho ball team held its regular meet
ing last night.
Chris Mikkelssn went to Omaha to-
day for visit.
The Gem Theatre" has putin new
music this week.
--Berl Carper came home Saturday
from Omaha where he was working.
IT. J. Settlemire and wife celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary Tues
day April 18th.
An invitation dance and party will
be given to- morrow, Friday evening at
the home Of John Griffith.
Mrs. John Budd Of Anita came to
Audubon yesterday to visit with the
Misses McAlister and Fades.
w. w. Smith and wife returned
home, Saturday evening from Q two
weeks visit at different points in Texas
Mrs. Frum Inspector of the Eastern
Star Order came to Audubon Tuesday
evening from Shelby to inspect their
lodge here.
Carter Harrison assumed the Office
of mayor of Chicago for the fifth time
Tuesday the 18th. He was sworn in
Monday night.
Mrs. B. f. Childs came to Audubon
Tuesday evening from Greenfield to
visit with her daughter Mrs. H. H.
Buck and family.
L. o. Lane returned from Sioux
City Tuesday morning bringing with
him three car loads OF cattle that he
bought while away.
Mrs. /. F. Honnold of Griswold q
sister Of the Horton Bros, came to Au-
dubon Monday and will assist them at
the Arlington Hotel.
Mrs. Ed. Hoyer and two children
came from Boone yesterday to vsist
with her sister, Mrs. +. c. Carlson and
family for two weeks.
Rev. DIR. Maclintosh Of Storm
Lake, Iowa, renews his subscription
this week and requests his paper to be
BENT to Hopkinton, Iowa.
The grand stand at the old ball park
near the Rock Island depot was taken
down Tuesday night and win be moved
to the new Northup park.
| AT the Opera House Friday even
ling April 18th. there will pc an enter
Itainment given by the Musical Organi-
tzation Of the High School.
\ REV. A. B. Miller went to Allan
tic Tuesday evening to attend the
Presbytery. Az the retiring moderator
be win preach the sermon.
Mrs. Tharnish went to Atlantic
Tuesday TO attend the Presbytery meet
ing and visit for few days with her
sister Mrs. John Tharnish.
Rev. C. D. Wendell loaded his car
OF household goods and shipped them to
Dumont, Ia, Tuesday from Ross. He
left for there Wednesday.
"A linen shower was given at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Wildey last night
Tor Miss Ella Smith who to be married
TO Mr.. Sam1 Kopp next week.
AT Sioux City Tuesday the Minis
terial association agreed by unani-
nous vote to marry only the inno-
Ient party of divorced persons.
Mrs. Joe H. Ross was out most of
be day on Monday with her fine horse
no C8xIl8R0 OTlu8luK VOUoIb W tuc kuAk1
b vote for the Carnegie library.
Mn. Emil Bilharz and Miss Harriet
bilharx departed Tuesday evening for
Chicago where they will make bust
ness and pleasure visit combined.
Miss Helen Clark who spent her va
bation here with her mother Mrs. Gene
Clark returned to Des Moines Tuesday
hoon where she attends the st. Joseph's
Academy.
Glen johnson returned to Iowa City
tuesday evening where he attends the
SchOol Of Liberal Arts after spending
ts vacation here with his parents Gene
bhnson and wife.
Mis- Hazel Kellogg returned to
the State University at Iowa City Wed
lneeday evening after spending her va
dation here with her parents Mr.. and
lMrs. Geo. Il. Kellogg.
"A widow tried for several days to
find 9, house for rent In which she wonld
fbe allowed to take her six small child
ran, but was always turned down on
account Of them. So she took them all
\ TO the cemetery and left them while she
made another effort. When asked about
the children. she said that her children
were all in the cemetery and secured 9
lease and then returned for her brood
In triumph.