Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-01-12
."Hans 81 Nix"

ior soNerai uays Win Brippc.
&C. d. Booten is confined to his bee
this week with rheumatism.
Rev. J. Pond of the Christian church
returned to Des Moines Monday.
Fred Shultz left for Victor Monday
morning to visit for several days.
H. G. Nichols left for Lonesboro Mon
day morning for a few days visit.
Public sale, February is.
M. s. GoFF
Hans & Nix" 80 laughs minute
Opera House Friday, January 18th.
Mrs. Frank Herndon returned Fri
day from Atlantic after short visit.
Some choice Timothy and Slough
hay for sale, % L. N. BARGER.
Mrs. John Nash entertained mum.
Der of her friends Saturday at O'clock
dinner.
Geo. Weighton shipped Tamworth,
male hog to E. r. Taylor of Akron,
Iowa, Monday.
Jack Dennis began putting up his
ice supply last Saturday, six cars arriv-
ing for starter.
Mrs Chris Hansen went TO Brayton
monday to visit for few days visit
with her uncle.
Miss Ida Hemmingsen went to Ex-
ira Monday where she will take course
in dressmaking.
Henry Jorgensen, who has been Wis
iting in Marine for week came home
Monday evening.
WIN. Zelmer returned to his home
in Casey Monday after a business visit
in Audubon since Friday.
p. G. Hansen of Atlantic was an
over Sunday visitor in Audubon going
to Gray Monday morning.
James Law departed for Northwest
ern Kansas Monday on business and to
take look at the country.
Miss Mary johnson of Sioux City
arrived in Audubon Monday morning
for weeks visit with friends.
Will and Sam johnson went to
Extra Saturday morning on business, re-
turning to Audubon Sunday noon.
For SALE-Plymouth Rock Cock
erels VIM. L. CLARK
Phone 12,22 on line 81. Hamlin, Iowa.
Mrs. Ben CASTOR and daughter The
resa departed for Stuart Monday to be
present at the Hanson. Donahue we'd
ding.
Iowa City Sunday noon, being called
4 hon Af he a. -
mother.
e. E. Bailey, wife and baby return
ed home, Friday evening, after spend
ing the holidays with her parents at
Redfeld.
Harris & Killinger began emitting
the ice on Preston's pond last week and
put in the supply for the Hamlin Cream
ry company.
| Miss Kathleen Freeman returned
to her home in Brayton, Friday evening
after pleasant visit here at the V.
Leonard home.
| John Freeman is improving nicely
from a severe attack of the grippe and
measles with which he was suffering ior
two weeks past.
| Anna Anderson who has been here
sewing among friends for couple of
weeks returned to her nome in Brayton
Monday evening
- Mr.. Ed. Taggart and family, with
his mother returned from two weeks
visit with relatives in Kansas and Neb-
raska last Friday.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales a speciality. Write. wire or phone
IS, Audubon. Iowa. left
Mrs. Elmer johnson and children
and Miss Edna johnson returned from
their visit with relatives and friends
at Guthrie Center, Friday evening.
| = August Burr Jr. and Harm Burr
were in Adair last Thursday to attend
the wedding dinner of August Damman
and wife, returning home Friday even
ing
| w. A. Hollingsworth departed for
Sioux City Monday morning on bust
ness; from there he goes to Laurel, Ne
braska where he will open bakery and
confectionery.
Mag Goodwill was in town last
Saturday the first time in over three
weeks, having been suffering from
blood poisoning of the face. She has
not fully recovered yet.
e. J. Freeman is recovering from
several weeks sickness, being able to go
down to the light plant one day last
week. He is rather weak as yet. We
are pleased to see him out again.
j. L. Somers writes from Toledo,
Iowa, saying they arrived at their new
home, Friday evening, December 80,
just in time to get under shelter before
the arrival of the big snow storm.
John E. Kerwin and wife went to
Stuart last Saturday noon to spend q
couple of days with the latters parents,
and attend the wedding of Mr. Hanson
to Miss Donahue, the latter being sis
ter of Mrs. Kerwin.
The City Hotel will open about Jan
uary Goth. under the management of
Mr.. Shirley of Omaha. formerly of
Seattle, Washington. He has been in
the hotel business all his life and will
conduct first class house.
Miss McGillicuddy of Oxford, who
has been visiting here with her friend
Miss Mary Kerwin went to Stuart Mon
day to attend the Hanson Donahue
wedding. Miss Mary Kerwin accom-
panied her to be present at the wed
ding also.
= G. Z. Caldwell of Wichita over in
Guthrie county was in town Saturday
closing up a deal for the sale of his 400
acre farm to Henry Benton of North
Branch at : 1856. 90 an acre or total of
$56. 700. 1t takes a fortune to buy
big farm here nowadays. Mr.. Caldwell
will soon move over to Harlan where he
bought farm last spring of 523 acres
four miles from town.