Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-09
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Oelke Co.
Ed. Finch went to Onawa Monday
: on business.
-Pteer X. Nissen returned from Bay
ard Tuesday.
j. J. Asmus went to Atlantic for a
; visit Monday.
Veterinary Brace returned to his
home in Harlan this morning.
ID. w. Wood returned Monday
from business trip at st. Paul
IS. F. Border of Coon Rabids was in
Audubon Monday on land deal
Mrs. Thos Davis departed for her
future home in Colona H., Monday
| "A good 3O-inch safe for sale. Good
as new. DR.. CARRIE WOOD. loft.
| "A. ~ Horton went to Brayton last
Saturday on business returning we'd
nesday.
Mrs. Kopp came from Des Moines
Monday to visit with her mother Mrs.
Z. Smith.
Ed johnson returned home Tues
day from South Dakota where he was
on business.
w. G. Sheets went to Hot Springs,
Arkansas, Monday for treatment for his
rheumatism,
| g. 4. Francisco and wife departed
for their future home in Elk City, Kan
sas, Monday.
| w. ii. Bolton returned from Milford
Saturday where he had been on business
and to visit.
| Mrs. G. M. Abrahamsen went to
Ames saturday to visit with Jorgen
Hartwigsen's
John A Nelson went to Omaha to
visit Tuesday, from where he will go to
Montana to live.
Elmer Wilson returned from Gid
den Tuesday evening where he helped
Sam Hunter move.
Mrs. Alice Waddell went to West
chester Monday to visit with her mother
Mrs. David Bennett.
PC. L. Christensen moved into the
house last week that he recently pur-
chased of Thos Davis.
Lou McGinnis came down from
Humboldt Monday to visit with his par
ents and other relatives.
C HI. Reynolds went to Atlantic
Tuesday evening to attend the Hopley
horse sale held Wednesday.
Fred Hoenke Sr. of Atlantic came
to Audubon Sunday to visit for week
with his son Fred and family.
Mrs. b. F. Childs of Greenfield ar
rived in Audubon Monday to visit with
her daughter Mrs. H. H. Buck.
-Nels Jensen and Aug. Andersen de-
parted Tuesday noon for Arizona, where
they will make their future home.
Rev. T. w. Rainey and wife came
up from Atlantic Monday to spend the
day with Rev. A. B. Miller and wife.
John Butterton and Burl Carper
went to Irwin Tuesday to install an
accetelene light plant for parties there.
Miss Alice S. Tyler of Des Moines
was entertained while in Audubon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nash.
Mrs. Lloyd Hayes came down from
Manning Monday to visit with her
mother before the latter departs for
Colorado.
"A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Burr east of Hamlin last
Friday and buried in Audubon Satur-
day morning.
| Al. Bliven returned from business
trip at Grand Forks, N. ID. Tuesday.
He stopped at Manila ON his way home
to visit with his parents.
Miss Emma Bergland came to Au-
dubon Thursday last from Madrid to
! trim this season in the Wilson & Free
man millinary department
IN. j. Swender of Harlan came over
last part of the week to see his mother
at the Methodist parsonage who has peen
seriously i'll. She is somewhot improved
this week.
--Adolph Wolff came down from
Williams, Ia, Monday on business and
to visit with his brother Charlie He
left Tuesday for Deadwood, s. ID. and
Colorado.
Mrs. 4. Rosenbladt and children
returned to their home in Bayard Tues
day after pleasant visit here at the
home of her husbands parents l.. Rosen-
bladt and wife,
Mrs. Hugh Hardy had the misfor-
tune last week to trip and fall while
carrying in coal. She hurt her ankle
pretty badly and was otherwise injured,
perhaps inwardly,
| Mrs. Peter Hansen and children
came over from Elkhorn Saturday to
visit with Jens Andersen and wife be-
fore going to their new home in the
north mart of the state
"A letter received this week from
Clarence Laubender VIII is in Wyoming
states that he has had only one light
touch of the Asthma since going there
and he can sleep well now.
| According to the old adage about
the lion and the lamb" we may look
for some very bad weather the last of
this monthas no finer March weather
could be had than the first of the month.
Geo. H. Stems have packed their
household effects and shipped them to
Menlo to-day. They also went to Men
10 where they will reside in the
future which is regretted by their many
friends.
will Hardy of WATERFOWL, s. d.
who has been visiting here with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hardy and
with his brother Elmer and family in
the country left for his home Thursday
of last week.
DIR. A. l.. Brooks came home from
Rochester Saturday morning, where
he was with his daughter Lucille who
was operated on last week for Appendix
citis. She was getting along nicely
when the Doctor left.