Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-01-26
Jan. 30, Her Great Temptation. y

Alex Borgessen came in from Des
Moines this morning.
w. w, Perrine of Viola was down
to Audubon yesterday
-Chas s. White returned Wednesday
from trip to Glidden.
Albert Ceranek went to Des Moines
Wednesday on business.
F. A. Nicklason returned Wednes-
day from trip to Chicago.
-Jens Andersen, wife and children
went to Brayton Wednesday.
Ell Finch went to Anita Wednes-
day to look after his farm interests
"A marriage license was issued to
John Andersen and Helena Knudsen
this week.
F. d. Searls left for Kansas We'd
nesday on business and to visit for sew
eral days.
Miss Mae Reinemund went to Cor
ming Wednesday to visit with her bro
theirs family.
A. NJ. Hayes returned Sunday noon
from Pleasantville where he was to visit
with his daughter.
Geo Smith came down from the
northern part of the state Tuesday to
visit with his parents.
Mrs. w. E. Kennels and Eva Searls
went to Omaha Wednesday to visit with
friends for few days.
Fernando Wheeler took fit in the
county Jail Tuesday night and tore up
the hunks and bedding.
L. Rosenbladt and wife returned
Tuesday from Bayard where they were
to visit with their son Evan.
Coming The Old Southern Sextette,
or Dixie Jubilee Singers, Feb. 18th. at
Woodmen Hall in Audubon.
j. Fl. Thorp came up from Oakland
yesterday where he has been employed
the last two years and four months.
Mrs. w. r. Green and sister Mrs,
C. II. Lloyd went to Atlantic Monday
to visit with friends returning Tues
day.
Nick Conklin has started broom
factory in the north of the A. M. Cur
rier building and is putting out good
broom.
w. II. brewer, after pleasant
visit here with his son in the country
returned to his home in New London
Sunday.
| p. A. Hollenbeck returned Tuesday
morning from Scandia, Kans., where he
had been to attend the funeral of his
mother.
p. G.. Roth and wife of near Coon
| Rapids came over Friday to visit with
his brothers and other relatives for sew
eral days.
Mrs. DIR. McLeran and Mrs. John
Musson gave the second of q series OF
dinners they are to have, Wednesday
at @. clock.
! Miss Ella Kerwin the genial clerk
in the Frazier store is taking week s
vacation at her parents home in Doug
las township.
| Andrew Nelson and Chris Jensen
of Hamlin, who have been up in Mimi
esota for week returned home Tues
day morning.
Mrs. VIM. Langworthy and children
of Carroll came down Monday morning
to visit and then went to Adair to visit
with relatives.
Her Great Temptation" the play
with q million friends, created furore
in the cosmopolitan cities of England
and America.
| Mrs. Rebecca Miller and son Clyde
went to Extra Tuesday evening to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Crane held
there Wednesday.
Mrs. John Mccarthy, who suffered
a paralytic stroke about year ago is
very low and not expected to live
throughout the day.
Alma Booth in Her Great Tempta-
ton" appeals to every emotion and
auickens the senses of the most indiffer-
emit. Chicago Journal
Miss Agnes Mcclure went to Har-
Ian Wednesday to visit with her sister
Katharine and they both will goto Om'
aha to visit with friends.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. l8tf
Clair Harvey from east of Hamlin
has moved to Longyille, Minnesota
where he will make his future home
having bought farm there some time
ago.
Mrs. C. L. Cunningham and child,
who have been here visiting with her
father L. l.. Finch and other relatives
| 20, in
Friday.
Mrs. Lancelot who has charge OF
the subscription department of the Au.
dubon County Journal has appointed
Mrs. Chandler as agent and collector II
this city.
Mrs. ]. ii. Baker who has been Wis,
ting at Indianola with friends returned
home Wednesday. Her daughter Bon
, ME who attends school there came hom'
with her.
Victor Nelson has purchased tn,
property next to the church in Hamlin
Now young man does not buy prop
erty to rent. Wonder who the luck.
lady is to be.
Wednesday to visit with his brother.in
law, Elmer Baily and wife and lef
Thursday for Hoquiam, Washington +
visit with his son.
Gladys Corner of Dallas, Soutl
Oak, arrived here last week to max
4 her home with her aunt Mrs. Flo Free
Q man. The little one is only eight year
l old and made the trip as far as Mannin
a all alone. She will attend school her
and take music lessons also. She visit
!. ed with her uncle in Gray over Sunday