Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-10-26

Jens Loss returned from business
trip at Harlan Friday.
N. G. Nelson went to Dennison Mon
day to visit with friends.
Prof. H. p. Smith went to Shelby
Saturday noon on business.
Roland Kilborn went to Manning and
Omaha for visit Saturday.
Ed. Potter, who was in Omaha on
business came home Saturday.
Miss Matte Elwood went to Boone
Saturday to visit with relatives,
LATE Simpson returned Saturday noon
from business trip to Des Moines.
Mrs. Mary f. O'Flying of Extra went
to Botna, Saturday, to visit friends.
Miss Alvina Sorensen went to Allan
tic, Saturday, to visit with relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Harmon went to Marine,
Saturday noon to visit with her sons.
In this lecture the orator has rarest
of opportunity for his wonderful
powers.
Mrs. L. Watson arrived from Chicago,
Friday, to visit her neice, Mrs A. X.
Kittell
Aug Shallow came up from Atlantic.
Saturday, to visit with friends over
Sunday.
G. Gates and wife returned home Sat
urday from visit with relatives at Des
Moines.
Frank Brennan of the Advocate force
went to Manning, Saturday evening,
for visit.
Mrs. Roy Prather following visit at
Pocahontas with relatives returned
home Saturday.
E. M. johnson went to Ames, Satur-
day. to visit with his son, Glen, who
attends school there.
Mrs. Howard Kittell went to Harlan,
Saturday, to visit with her parents, e.
j. Hansen and wife.
Miss Ethel Rucker returned home Fri
day from Harlan where she was work
ing during the summer.
Ed. McNary of Carroll spent Sunday
returning home Monday.
Rev. Miller returned home Saturday
morning from Burlington where he was
to attend the Iowa Synod.
Mrs. NJ. b. Wonsmos and daughter.
Miss Wally went to Boone Saturday to
visit with Mrs. Hemstreet.
Dance at Coon Rapids, Saturday even
ing, October 2Sth. Music by Bell Bros.
colored orchestra of Carroll.
Mrs. A. B. Miller returned home from
Greenfield, Saturday, where she visited
with relatives for several days.
Nate Moore returned to his home at
Iowa City Saturday after visit here
with his parents and brother jerks.
The charms of nature, 1.-THE Forest
Primeval' the swift running river.
Come hear the Great Orator tell the
story.
Oscar Jensen and Zanobia Ranthe
went to Des Moines Sunday noon to
visit with relatives and friends, so o.
car says.
Robert Raebel and wife moved this
week from Tracy street into the house
recently vacated by Mrs. @. f. Hammock
and owned by Mr.. A. Kevrn.
Prof. Sawtell came to Audubon from
Burlington Saturday and will lead the
chorus choir in singing during the three
weeks meetings at the M. +. church.
Mrs. Elmer Bailey and child returned
home from Redfield Saturday where
she visited with her parents. Her sis
ter Miss Kissick came with her for q
visit.
Mrs. E. H. Maudlin of Ladora, who
was here attending her sister, Mrs. M.
II. Graves, who has been ill with Ty-
phoid fever returned to her home at
Ladora Monday.
Chas. Robbins returned home Monday
morning from different points in Iowa
and Nebraska where he was driving
race horses at the fairs. His winnings
amounted to about 81, 900.
Mrs. Lydia Chandler went to Du-
buque Tuesday to attend a three days
session of the Grand Chapter o. 4. s.
Mrs. Chandler goes as the representa-
tive of Exodus Chapter 3i3 of Extra.
Will Martin returned home Monday
from Council Bluffs where his wife un-
an operation in a hospital there
Mrs. p. A. Hollenbeck, her
mother, is with her. Will reports her