Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-27
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it and to look up relatives.
--Chas. Van Gorder returned iron
Lake Okoboji last evening.
Mrs. Mary Krauss went to Allan
tic Friday to visit with friends.
Miss Myrtle Tennigkeit was bust
ness caller in Atlantic Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Emely was an Atlantis
visitor over Sunday with friends.
Geo. Laubender came home Frida,
from Rock Island, ILL.,, where he wa
canvassing.
Go to Hanks Place for your cigars
peanuts, popcorn, candies and all kind
of soft drinks.
--Rob't. Carper returned home from
Rock Island, Ill.,, Friday noon where
he was working.
"A. L. Foster of Atlantic visited here
Wednesday with his sister Mrs. E. E.
Smith and family.
-Jens Loss came up from Stuart
Sunday noon and visited with his par
ents returning Monday.
Emil Bilharz went to Tilden, Neb.
Saturday to look after his farm inter.
ests and on other business
j. W. Fulton came up from Allan
tic last evening to visit with his son,
DR.. j. NJ. Fulton and family.
John Mulgaard and family moved
to Audubon from Hamlin last week to
make this their future home.
Mrs. Anna Schwartz of Stuart who
visited here with j. A. Teeters and
family returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Preston of Des Moines
came to Audubon Friday to visit at the
home of her son Geo. w. Preston.
Oscar Roberts returned from Oma-
ha Saturday where he was on a COM
bined trip of business and pleasure.
Miss Kathrene Mcclure came home
from Harlan Wednesday to visit with
her parents j. w. Mcclure and wife.
Frank Hayes of Peetz. Colo. who
visited here with his sister Mrs. l..
Kline went to Omaha to work Friday.
Miss Mae Campbell of Extra visited
here Sunday with her cousin Mrs. l.. b.
Jennings on her way home from Sioux
City.
Miss Mildred Jump came down
from Carroll the last of the week to
visit with her grandmother Mrs. NJ.
Kennedy.
Miss Doris Farney went to Allan
tic Friday where she met her mother
and they then went to Baxter to visit
with relatives.
Frank Hudspeth and family went
to Manning Saturday to visit and from
there will go to Council Bluffs for a
visit with relatives.
p. s. Carolan after visit of week
here with his sister, Mrs. NJ. T. Foley
and family returned to his home at
Morris, H., Friday.
Miss Mae Horr who visited here
urday for visit before returning to
her home in Panora.
Mrs. Levi Berl who visited here for
week with her sister Mrs. 4. c. Carl.
son returned to her home in Belle
Plaine, Iowa, Saturday.
VIM Charles and wife after visit
in Lewis and here with relatives and
friends returned to their home at Hol
stein, Iowa, Saturday.
Sheriff Crees returned Friday from
Council Bluffs where he was on business
and Nicola where he visited with his sis.
ter, Mrs. t. j. Gearhart.
Mrs. John Anderson and two child
rem returned from Gates Friday where
they visited with her folks and Atlantic
where she visited with an uncle.
Mrs. DIR. A. L. Brooks and daughter
Jane returned from Des Moines Sunday
noon where they visited for several days
with DR.. w. Z. Kimball and wife.
Fred Bartlett and August Burr with
their wives took spin to Templeton
and Manning in the formers auto Thurs
day to spend the day with friends.
Mrs. Emil Bilharz and Miss Har-
riet Bilharz drove to Carroll Monday
in their auto to meet Mr.. Bilharz upon
his return from Tilden, Neb., thereby
missing some of the good things of the
Chautauqua Monday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. A. s. Brainard reports having
about fifty Of her young chickens stolen
from her of late, and in the spring the
the thieves were that bold that they
took setting hens right off the nest.
The young culprits are suspected and
will be watched from now on.
Sunday at the home Of p. A. Hol.
lenbeck in the country a picnic was
held and good old social time was had
by all present. About fifty people were
present to help demolish the good things
that were served at the four course din
ner given in the house instead of on the
lawn on account of the high wind. Ice
cream, cake and watermelon was served
at 2 o'clock.
"A woman doctor in Chicago says
that she can make woman of 80 look
like woman of 20. She says the only
thing necessary is ito extend the mind
consciousness into the consciousness OF
the multiple cells of the body" Now.
that would seem to be a dead easy thing
to do. just read it over again and then
look in the glass and go through the
motions.
DIR. Brooks returned from Roches.
ter Tuesday in his auto where he was
to see after the welfare of some patients
he has there He and Master Emmert
drove home by way of Lake Okoboji
and spent some time fishing. The doc.
tor says he had fine trip driving $50
miles in his car and didn't find 1t neces.
sary to open his tool chest. He reports
Mrs. Langworthy as doing very well
indeed
Rev. j. II. Freedline was called tc
Elliott last Friday to conduct the fune-
raj service on Sunday of Grandma
Rawlings lady 30 years of age. She
was member of Mr.. Freedline 8 church
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