Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
Don't forget Bottoms sale Saturday

Inc City restaurant Is the place 4
get your meals. 14tf.
Delicious drinks, piping hot ard II
cents at Tricks Fountain.
A Club dance will be given to-mor
row night in Macabee Hall.
f. A. johnson went to Omaha yester
day on business and to visit.
Mrs. Sarah Mnsson left yesterday fol
Knoxville to visit for time with rela
tives.
Corn picking around Audubon is al
most finished, only a few that are not
done yet.
H. G. Hansen and F. Vermilya went
to Wiota and Cumberland yesterday on
business.
Mrs. Chas S. McLeran went to Oma
with relatives.
Chas. Bagley and wife went to Oma-
ha last evening for few days visit
with relatives.
John Clark, wife and child came
down from Spirit Lake last evening 10
visit with relatives.
Joe Richards went to Harlan yester.
day to pack and move his son Jess house
hold goods to Audubon.
Jacob Andersen was business caller
in Manning yesterday, buying potatoes
for his store at Hamiin.
| Bert Sorridge returned to his home
in Coon Rapids yesterday following "a
visit here with relatives.
Chas. Huntsberger arrived in Audu-
bon last evening from Canada to visit
for two weeks with friends.
| If we are to have two weeks of In
dian summer this month it will have to
commence today. Hope it does.
A number of Woodmen will go to
Extra tonight TO see a number of new
members initiated into the lodge.
A second hand four hole corn shelter
for sale, or will trade for some stock.
45tf. RUHs & BUTrERToN.
Earl Hollenbeck arrived home Sun.
day from sightseeing trip in different
parts of the United States since July A..
Miss Clara Anderson returned home
Tuesday from Shelby where she visited
with relatives and friends for several
days.
Henry Campbell of Guthrie Center
was in Audubon several days last and
this week on business and to visit with
relatives.
Miss Nellie Brady returned last even
| ing from a two weeks visit at Des
Moines with relatives and former col
lege chums.
| Mrs. Harp Wilson, who has been Wis
iting For two weeks at West Liberty
and Des Moines returned home Tues
day evening
A. Danningburg the tailor took sud-
denly i'll one day last week and doctor
was called and pronounced his sickness
a case of gallstones.
| Frank Heath who moved to Extra re-
Gently from Mission, Texas, came up to
Audubon Tuesday to visit with l.. b.
Jennings and family.
Did anyone observe the date of last
Saturday? 1t was 11-l1-1l and such a
combination of figures will not be used
again for over century.
G. ID. Frosbeck formerly County Sur
veyor here, but now of Waterloo came
to Audubon yesterday on business and
to visit with old time friends.
Father C. Arthur Macleoud the great
orator arrived in Audubon Friday even
ing from Missouri and was the guest of
Father Mcdonald while here.
Mas Mayme Kissick following visit
of three weeks here with her sister,
Mrs. Elmer Bailey and family returned
to her home at Redfield Saturday.
L. N. Wickham. who bought house
in the north end of town of Geo. Har.
mon last August has it torn down and
will build a fine new residence instead.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Struthers came
up from Des Moines Sunday to visit
few days with her sister, Mrs. w. d..
Stanley and family, returning home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Banghart came
to Audubon Tuesday from Cascade to
accompany the remains of her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Mcclure to Fulton, Ill.
for burial.
Harry H. Cole and family drove down
from Glendale, N. d. in their auto
and arrived in Audubon Tuesday
for visit with his parents. j. M. Cole
and wife.
The "Convicts Daughter was unable
to show here Monday night on account
of the electric lights being out of com
mission, caused by the boiler spring
ing leak.
A large number of relatives and
friends accompanied the remains of the
late Mrs. Margaret Mcclure to Fulton,
Ill, last evening where the burial will
take place.
The Domestic Science Club will meet
at the home of Miss Nora Hunt Satur-
day Nov. IS Leader Clara McLeran.
Subject, Laundry. All members are
requested to bring receipts.
w. B. Timmons and wife of Laurel
Neb., who visited here for some time
with her mother, Mrs. Eliza Mushrust
and other relatives left for Omaha yes
terday where he expects to work thi.
winter.
Mrs. Ed. Smith and daughter Mabe
came to Audubon yes erday from Coor
j Rapids to visit with her brother. l.. v
Puiver and wife few days and then de
part for Idaho to join her husband
and make it her future home.
Following are the Audubon Clul
Women who went to Council Bluff
Tuesday to attend the Ninth Distric
Women's Federated Club Meeting
Mesdames II. f. Childs, Ed. F. Bilharz
w. II. Cowles, w. II. Green and r. j
Creveling, Miss Bonita Sherman &C
companied them asa visitor.
Think it over, ELI and JANE is