Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-06
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Arthur Farquhar did business in
Atlantic, Friday.
-Jens Warner and wife went to
Davenport, Friday to visit.
Mrs. Stella Walburn of Anita came
up Saturday to visit the Metheeneys.
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen 8,
Krogh Phone 400. If.
When in need of good dinner go
to the City Restaurant for it. 14tf.
Moody Cramer, son of s. w. Cramer,
is down from their new home at Spirit
Lake.
The Horizons who disposed of their
hotel for farm have returned to
Brayton.
Will Gehrman of Omaha came out
Saturday to visit his uncle, Chris
Gehrman.
Miss Edith Mckee of Stuart who
visited at j. M. Coles, left for home
Saturday.
H. B. Wilson goes to Sioux Falls
this week to visit his daughter, Mrs
Bruntlett.
Mrs. Adams of Chicago arrived here
on Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
John Dennis.
Mrs. Drusa Davis Conklin is the
mother of fine baby boy, born, Friday,
June 30, 1911.
Miss Henrietta Jensen, daughter of
Bertel Jensen, went to Clinton, Satur-
day. for visit.
g. w. Hardwick went from Gray
TO Brayton, Saturday, to be at home
over the Fourth.
Joe Woodland returned from South
Dakota, Friday, his wife going to Coon
Rapids for visit.
Mrs. C. Gates returned Saturday
from visit with her daughter, Mrs. j.
II. Cooley, near Lorah.
Miss Mary Foley went down to
Shenandoah, Saturday, to visit her
aunt, Mrs. o. B. Train.
Samuel Fisher and wife of Odebolt
were down last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Mclaughlin.
Victor Nelson and wife returned
Friday from their honeymoon and will
go to housekeeping at Hamlin.
Fred Cole and wife left Tuesday
for their home up at Glendale, North
Dakota, driving through with team.
Miss Esther Rasmussen, daughter
of p A. Rasmussen. went up to Cedar
Falls, Saturday, for visit among
friends.
The Misses Elsie and Florence Nc
Leran went to Shenandoah, Saturday,
to visit the formers aunt, Mrs. viii
Smith.
Mrs. Joe Wehenkle returned to
Ewing, Nebraska, Friday, having visit
ed here with her neice, Mrs. John
Dennis.
Miss Belle Parnham of Indianola
came up Saturday, to visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Parnham,
in the country.
Chris Jones, wife and child of Omaha
came to Audubon, Saturday evening, to
visit his aunt, Mrs. j. III. Jones and
other relatives.
Rev p. J. Pond brought his family
with him Saturday from Des Moines
They have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kennedy.
The Misses Astrid Jensen and Edith
Culver, accompanied the formers sis
ter as far as Carroll, last Saturday on
her way to Clinton.
Mike Foley went up to his farm,
Friday, June 30 and commenced cutting
oats, which he says he never did before
in the month of June.
Rev. J. P. Christensen went to
Cedar Falls, Friday to assist at Young
Peoples meeting over Sunday. His own
people live in that place.
Little Miss Mildred johnson, daugh-
ter of l.. G. johnson, made trip to At
lantic alone by train, Sunday, to visit
her sister, Mrs. Rem Phelps.
Miss Ella A. Hurd went up to Cedar
Falls, Saturday, to spend three weeks
attending the summer school of the
Iowa State Teachers College.
Chris NJ. Jensen of Waterloo, came
down Saturday for visit with his sis
ter. Mrs. Ed Reusch. He has not been
here before in a good many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. McCann who
visited here last week with her sister,
Mrs. V. l.. Pulver, left for their home
at Guthrie Center, Saturday morning.
Mrs. Jefferson, the mother of Mrs.
Hawk. went to Oakland, Saturday. and
from there to Dunkerton, Iowa, to care
for her mother who is SO years of age.
Foods perfectly preserved few calls
by the iceman, service better than all
the rest, for many years to come by
the Leonard Refrigerator sold by j. j.
Ruhs.
The Misses Eva Schrader and Mabel
Laubender. left Saturday for visit
with relatives, the former going to
Victor, and the latter to Oxford in this
state.
Rev. J. c.. Carlson, a student fol-
the ministry, filed the pulpit of the
Danish Lutheran church last Sunday in
the absence of the pastor at Cedar
Falls.
Harry Watts and wife of Des Moi
mes have been here with his parents
over the Fourth. They go to Clear
Lake to spend the balance of theil
vacation.
Ben CASTOR brought to this office
last week a box of the finest cherries
we have seen this year. He says the
trees were protected from the hot sur
partly by other trees.
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Mrs. John Morrissey and the chill
dren returned Saturday to their home
over at Harlan, having been here with
relatives. Her sister, Mrs. s. j. Hardy
of Casey, accompanied her home.