Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-04

get your meals. 14tf.
Base ball Sunday. May z, Audubon
VS. Elk Horn. 2:3O at Northup's Park
Mrs. John Burns went to Atlantic
Friday to visit with her daughter Mrs
Benell.
Miss Anna O'Leary was an Anita
visitor Friday and Saturday with her
parents.
Miss Harriet Carmody went to
Manila Monday after weeks stay in
Audubon.
Mrs. M. Carroll left Saturday on
the morning train for a few days visit
in Carroll.
Geo. W. Hoover went to Omaha
Thursday evening on business returning
home Saturday.
Mrs. Sylvester AIRY went to Fort
Dodge Saturday to visit returning home
Monday evening.
"A. Z. Knoll came over from Harlan
Thursday evening to visit for few
days with his wife.
Miss Clara Oelke returned home
Saturday from a several day visit in
Omaha with friends.
Mr. Ed. b. Cousins passed the sew
entieth milestone in life's journey ON
Tuesday of this week.
Paul Andersen went to Brayton
Saturday where he will work in the
creamy this summer
Glen Hunter was Sunday visitor
in Audubon from Glidden returning
home Monday morning.
Mrs. JAS Sherman camedown from
Kirkman Tuesday to visit with her
mother Mrs. A. j. Eddy.
Mrs. John Ward and daughter
Miss Helen went to Lincoln, Neb.,
Saturday evening to visit.
r.. C. Clifton of Ida Grove was here
to Install new Dynamo for the Elect
rio Light Plant last week.
Hon. Ole III. Jacobsen, with his
father and Rasmus Broker were over
from Kimballton Tuesday.
The Epworth League had large
attendance Monday evening and cleared
mp about thirteen dollars.
j. M. Graham returned Saturday
morning from Hunt oldt where he was
for a few days on business.
--Mitt Fiscus and wife left Sunday
noon for their home in Marine after a
week visit here with relatives
M. E. Mortensen who had one of
his legs broken two months ago, was
about town on crutches Tuesday.
Mrs. L. w. Hansen of Atlantic
visited in Audubon Tuesday with her
brother Louie Petersen and wife.
Strawberry plants, send in your
orders at once for planting to w. M.
BoMBERGER, Harlan. If.
Geo. McLeran and wife arrived in
Audubon yesterday from Chicago to
visit with his father and other relatives.
Hi. Walters went to Omaha Mon
to visit with his daughter Mrs. John
Needles.
Miss Barrett the pharmacist at
Tricks drug store has suffered intensely
this week with an infection of one of
her eyes.
Horace Allen of Florence. Nebras-
ka, has been in town this week and Wis
iting with his brother Charles in Viola
township.
Charlie Jennings is now located in
the old Allocate Office with his news
stand so as to have more room for
his business.
Alex Ferguson and wife went to
Manning Saturday morning to visit
with Cy Hunter and family returning
home Sunday.
Mrs. Leach returned from Walnut
Saturday where she visited for several
days and will soon go to her home in
South Dakota.
-Smutney & Coyne have enlarged
their furniture room by removing a
partition, and have beautified it much
by decoration.
M. F. Kerwin and JAS Murphy de-
parted for Kansas City, Mo-, Wednes-
day morning to attend the funeral of
Frank Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Ross of Cedar
Rapids came to Audubon Wednesday
morning to visit their son Att. Joe III.
Ross and family.
Saturday his stock of cigars and candy
in the basement under the A. nj. Cur
rier harness store.
Mr.. Chas Wolfe and wife left Thurs
day last the former to Waterloo and
the latter visited at Williams. They
returned home Monday.
WIN. Thielen and family came
down from Carroll Friday for a visit
and then went to visit with their sons
on the farm near Extra.
John Weighton, wife and two dau-
ghters went to Des Moines Friday noon
for few days visit with relatives, re-
turning home Sunday noon.
e. A. Knoll went to Atlantic Mon
day noon where he will open butcher
shop for Mr.. Albrecht to be run in con-
nection with his grocery.
Carl Hoover put on several vaude,
vile acts at the Gem" last week and
from the attendance it looks as though
it would pay to continue them.
Mrs. w. F. Scherff and child OF
Omaha came to Audubon Sunday noon
to visit with her mother, Mrs. Willis
Jones and with other relatives.
John A. Nash returned home Tues
day evening from Ottumwa where he
visited for week with his daughter
Mrs. N. w. Cowles and family.
WIN. Owen, Sr. who was in town
Tuesday said he had passed his seven
tieth birthday Monday May l. and he
guessed it was about time to quit.
q. l.. Swender departed for Kansas
City, Mo-, Saturday to bring back his
mother and sister, Mrs. j. H. Freedlins
who visited there for two weeks.
Jack Campbell of Melvill township
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