Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-17
w. s. Roberts went to Omaha by
auto Monday on business.

w. s. Roberts went to Omaha by
auto Monday on business.
WIN. Ditto went up to Clayton
county to-day for visit at his old home.
e. M. Preston.a and w. Switzer came
to Audubon Tuesday from Warner,
Canada.
Lars Christopher and two sons left
for Prophetstown. H., Tuesday to visit
his brother.
Merle Rippey returned Tuesday
from Menlo where he visited with his
wife's folks.
III. hurry and wife of Atlantic Wis
tied in Audubon Tuesday on their way
to Lake Okoboji.
Ed. Kilcoin went to Carroll to-day
to play ball with Manning at the Old
Settlers meeting.
We regret to hear that Arthur Nc
Mutt is on crutches again because of
rheumatic trouble.
James Cameron returned this morn!
ing from business visit up at Eldora
and Marshalltown,
Mrs. H. H. Buck and child return
ed home from Greenfield Tuesday where
she visited her parents.
j. G. Fisher and wife came home
from Manning to-day where they visited
Editor and Mrs. Mantz.
j. X. Jensen returned Tuesday from
Roskin, Neb., where he was for a week
on business and to visit.
Amos Fancher took his family to
Atlantic to-day in his auto to hear Mr..
Bryan at the Chautauqua.
Miss Annetta johnson and sister
Mrs. Rem Phelps and SON went to Har-
Ian Tuesday to attend the fair.
Miss Alice Sherman who visited
here with Grandma Eddy returned this
morning to her home in Kirkman.
F. H. Perry came from Hot Springs,
s. ID. Tuesday on business and was the
guest of Frank Sampson while here.
Garland Curtis began work as
errand boy at the Canning factory yes
day using his little pony to run errands
with.
Mrs NJ F. Eckert, who visited in
Greeley with her parents, c. r. Wilson
and wife, returned to her home at Char
ter Oak to-day.
The Misses Hunt entertained at
lawn party at their home Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. Agnes Stools and daugh-
ter Miss Myrtle.
The family of Wesley Switzer will
return from Canada before long and
probably settle at Ames to take advan-
tage of its schools.
Miss Buelah Warwick of Toledo,
Ill, who visited here with Owen Davis
and family went to Bradshaw, Neb.,
Tuesday for avisit.
Mrs. Lou Tramp returned from
Creston, Ia, and Nebraska City, Neb.,
Saturday where she visited with rela-
tives for several days.
Cornelius McGreery arrived the
last of the week from Presho, s. d. and
visited for several days with his uncle,
Jack O'Brien and wife.
Mrs. Aurora Renftle after plea
SAINT visit here with relatives returned
to Marengo Tuesday, Miss Francis
Renftle accompanied her.
DIR. Childs and family arrived home
in their auto Monday night about 10
o'clock from Lake Okoboji where they
spent two weeks with Mrs. Childs
parents.
Mrs. j. H. Roberts of Texahoma,
Okla, who has been visiting her son,
Percy Coquillette in Miller. s. d. ar
rived an Audubon this -~ssi. ~ Visit nor
son, w. Burnside before returning to
her home.
An interesting trial was held yes
terday before Justice White. Henry
Schrieber sued his former tenant p. H.
Carroll for $50 damage for sins of om-
ission and commission while on his
farm. Joe h. Ross represented Mr..
Carroll and ]. M. Graham, Mr.. Schrie-
Der. Mr.. Carroll brought in counter
claims and the jury awarded him $25.