Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16

A. H. Dollihide went to Brayton,
Thursday noon on business.
J. s. Hunter went to Glidden Friday
to visit his son Sam and family.
The City Restaurant furnishes the
best dinner in Audubon. Try us. l4tf.
Buy your pretty Xmas handerchiefs
at Mrs. Farquhar's handkerchief booth,
Nov. %. 46I
Miss Gene Culver went to Atlantic,
Saturday, to visit with friends over
Sunday.
M. J. Barber of Bellyue, Mich, was
in Audubon Saturday and Sunday on
business
Clyde Miller who was in Omaha a
few days on business returned home
Saturday.
| Peter Nelson returned home Saturday
from Fonda where he visited with his
three daughters.
Miss Edith Rucker went to Des
Moines, Saturday, to visit for several
days with friends.
Will Foley went to Atlantic Monday
on business and to visit with his sister,
Miss Nellie Foley.
Mrs. Chas. Layland, who visited with
relatives and friends in Atlantic return
ed home, Saturday.
A fancy apron makes a good Xmas
gift You can get all you want at the
Presbyterian bazaar. 46I
Get Col NJ. s. Kness to cry your
sale. He always gets the highest prices.
Phone $50. Audubon. Iowa 39tf.
Miss Norme Clifford, who visited here
with w. III. Cowles and wife for several
days went to Lewis. Thursday.
Mrs. d. A. Asmus and son, H. A.
| Asmus went to Atlantic and Walnut,
Saturday to visit with relatives.
F. O. Nixlason to Brayton, Mon
day, to bring home with him the 30
head of horses that he traded for last
week.
Jasper G. Jensen went to Manning
Monday to visit with friends and may
decide to remain there If. he secures
work.
Mrs. Geo. McCuen and daughter re-
turned home, Saturday from Atlantic
and Harlan where they visited with
relatives.
Stephen Matheisen, who works in the
southern part of the state at bridge
work came home Saturday to visit with
his parents.
Mrs G. III. Sampson and daughter,
Mrs. Ray Emerson, returned home from
Omaha. Saturday, where they were on
business and to visit friends.
Mrs. E. s. Waggener returned to her
home at Council Bluffs Friday after a
visit of several days here with her son,
E. M. Waggener and family.
VIM. Winkler, who visited here for a
few weeks with his brother, Geo. and
his sister, Mrs. Kate Marriott, departed
for his home in Mexico, Monday.
Arthur Farquhar returned home,
Friday from Des Moines, where he was
on business and to attend the Annual
Meeting of the Teachers Association.
Join the jolly crowd on Special Car
from Atlantic ON Tuesday, November
21st, for the Monte Christie section of
the Rio Grand. See Kellogg for rates
and terms. 42e
| Mrs. John A. Nash went to Ottumwa
Friday to visit with her grandchildren.
| the N. III. Cowles children. She will
visit at several other points in Iowa
while away.
Anything You want in the way of
Xmas gift. such as aprons fancy and
aprons plain, comforters, embroidered
pillow slips, towels, bags, and various
other articles 46I
| Miss Iva Smith arrived in Audubon,
Thursday, from Olney, H.. and began
work as linotype operator for the Advo-
cate Co. She is an all around exper-
fenced printer.
Prof. ]. H. Sawtell who conducted
so successfully the large chorus choir
at the M. Z. church during the three
weeks revival meeting left Monday for
Paulina, Iowa.
Mrs. Sam. Hunter of Glidden came
to Audubon Friday to attend the golden
wedding anniversary of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Keith and to visit
with other relatives.
Mrs Ivan Wicker and children de-
parted Saturday for their home in Hal
ton, Kans., following an extended visit
here with Mrs. Harley Barton and,-Abe
Coffman and family.
Mrs. ]. j. Esbeck returned home.
Monday to Kimballton. She was here
over Sunday to help celebrate the 81st
birthday of her father, Jens Marcuesen;
at the home of Geo. e. Kellogg.
/ F. N. Talbot, who formerly ran the
Park Livery Barn here, but is now
working for the Cousin B. Remedy Co.
of Council Bluffs was in Audubon Fri
day on business on his way home to
Oakland.
J. S. Lane and family departed for
their home in Newport, Neb., Friday
following visit of two weeks here with
his sister Mrs. G. N. Coe. Mrs. Coo ac-
companied them as far as Lewis for a
visit with relatives.
Lige Stafford went to Malvern Friday
to visit with his sister Mrs. Mills. He
also took home his little niece Helen
Mills, who visited here for several
weeks with her grandparents, M. and
Mrs. t. H. Stafford.
Mrs. III. Donahue of Stuart, who Wis
tied here with her daughter, Mrs. John
Kerwin, went to. Avoca, Saturday, to
visit with her daughter Mrs. II. NJ.
Hanson. Mrs. Hanson who also visited
here accompanied her.
Lee Hudler and wife left for Let's,
Iowa, Thursday last where they will
visit with her parents for the winter.
They came to Audubon from Stanley
county, S. d., last week and visited q
few days with relatives.
Mrs. ]. H. Loveland and daughter,