Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-14

last evening for visit.
Mrs. Ed. F. Bilharz went to Allan
tic yesterday for visit.
Mrs. j. NJ. Dillin of Omaha was in
Audubon on business to-day.
j. M. Haskins came down from
Harlan, on business yesterday.
Good dinners always served at the
City Restaurant. 14tf.
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms. In
quire of Mrs. Cunningham. 81 2-w.
Mrs. Lou Colwell went to Atlantic
Tuesday to visit with friends and attend
the fair.
Geo. Bowman Of Coon Rapids drove
to Audubon in his auto yesterday on
business.
M. Wheeler, wife and son returned
Tuesday from visit with relatives at
Indianola.
-Chas H. Reynolds has given up the
sprinkling of the streets and it is now
being done by the city.
John Ward returned Tuesday
from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where
he was on business for week.
Lou Loss and wife came from Giltner
Neb., last evening and will make their
home in Audubon for a while.
Mrs. b. L. Darnold who has been
i'll the past two weeks is some
what improved the last two days.
Miss Emma Culver arrived home
Tuesday from Colorado where she had
been sojourning for several weeks.
Miss Dora Larson departed Tuesday
for Chicago to enter the Baptist Mis-
sionary Training School as student.
--Nels NJ. Nelson and Miss Dagmar
5ogaard returned from Lincoln, Neb.,
where they visited relatives.
-Jens Christensen. Will Hamilton
and Clyde Keith departed yesterday for
Salt Lake. Utah to take look at the
Mrs. J. II. Jones who was injured
In a runaway last Sunday week is i'm
proving nicely. but is not able to be
around yet.
Jasper Jensen and wife arrived
nome Tuesday from Dallas, s. d. where
they were to attend the wedding of
their son Alex Jensen.
Peter Nelson arrived in Audubon
Tuesday ON his way home to Brayton
from three months visit in England,
Norway and Denmark.
M. f. Kerwin purchased a new
auto of the 1912 model last Fri
lay and with his family intends to have
,ome JOY rides from now on.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two No.
houses, one new and three acres of
and in West Audubon. Inquire of w.
q. Bolton, Audubon, Iowa. 81 CIV.
Competing with the Clown hat in
are the Wedge-wood flower
pot shapes and high sugar loaf crowns
,een in the stock of Wilson & Freeman.
Mrs. Harry Sampson came up from
Des Moines Tuesday to visit with rela-
lives and to attend the marriage of her
cousin Will Sampson to Miss Myrtle
Callow yesterday.
IN. Downey had car of household
goods in the wreck, Saturday. ON the
Northwestern and some of it was quite
badly broken mp. The railroad company
will make good the loss.
The following persons went down
20 Atlantic yesterday to attend the
,air: Saeo. y; Weignton, Percy Priestiy,
nert Coffman and the Misses Matte and
Elwood.
The next regular meeting OF the
Domestic Science Club will be held Sat
lrday Sept. 10Th at the home OF Mrs.
ns tha header The snhiact ha;na ..Ina
rraams
p. II. and Q. M. Paulsen went to
Council Bluffs Tuesday evening to visit
with relatives and attend the marriage
minister az Nelson MINI =" MIS-
shr;stina R;lle
Mate Moore and wife who visited
here since June with his brother, T. A.
Moore and family returned to their
home in Iowa City Monday. They were
accompanied by L. A. Moore and fam
-
Cleo. l.. Freeman formerly a fore
man here for Ward q Weighton but
now with the G. b. IL @. railroad
Co. at Lincoln. Neb., was married to a
Nebraska City young lady August 10th,
We wish George and wife success.
Cards ware rece;ved in Audubon
last Saturday announcing the marriage
Of Miss Annetta M. johnson the daugh-
Ter OF MIR. and Mrs. l.. Q. johnson of Au
iubon to Mr.. Walter ). Smith Sunday
september 10, 1911 at Council Bluffs.
when the common earth worm Ia
mt in two he wont make q fuss abont
\. Int to the tail end will s,bw a Mead
md ~ the head and n tail There will
no two worms ;nstead Of ope M;sfor.