Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-06-01

The heavy winds of last week die
some damage to Geo. Dutler's crop II
Melville township. blowing out about
twelve acres of his corn which he vii
have to replant.
Ed. Finch and Win Coyne went tt
Anita Monday morning to do some
work on the formers house and buiic
a new barn. Will begins work fol
Frank Smutney next week.
"A letter from Mrs. Humiston from
Battle Creek, Michigan to friends In
Audubon, says that Mr.. Humiston has
survived an operation for an abscess In
his side and is doing very well.
james Trunnell received the sad
news Monday of the death OF his sister
in-law of Mrs. Thos. Trunnell at Powers
vile, Mo-, and left for there in the
evening to attend the funeral.
Mrs. John Weighton will entertain
at her home next Monday afternoon the
Current Event Club. The subject for
discussion will be: What Would We
Like Our Daughters Taught In The
Public SCHOOL,"
H. B. Herbert arrived home from
Washington City yesterday morning.
Mr.. Herbert has been in the employ
ment of the government now for four
teen years but the incoming OF Demo
cratic Congress has relieved him OF fur
Their service.
John Schallus and wife returned to
their home in Omaha Monday morning.
Mr.. Schallus has been working for VIM.
Rucker as baker. Walter Hollings-
worth came from Blair. Neb., Sunday
and started to work for Mr.. Rucker
Monday morning.
Miss Anna johnson of near Larland
who has been at Colfax for rheumatic
treatment is very much improved by
the trip She was expected home Sun
day but has decided to remain q week
or two longer with the intention OF
being entirely cured.
Miss Lottie L. woodward of Manil-
la and Mr.. w. E. Saiter of Harlan were
married in Manila Wednesday May "a,
1911. They will make their home in
Harlan. Mrs. Saiter is quite well known
here having visited with her sister Miss
Cora woodward on several occasions.
MFR. and Mrs. John A. Nash went
to Des Moines Saturday morning to at
tend the wedding of his cousin Miss
Alice Hepburn. The wedding took
place Saturday evening at the home of
Harvey Ingham, editor of the Register
q Leader, whose wife is q sister Of the
bride.
e. b. Maris, a banker of Messing
ton Springs. s. ID. was in Audubon yes
terday forenoonNon his. way to Extra.
We received pleasant call from the
gentleman, who was our near neighbor
while in the Capitol at Des Moines
where he served for six years as deputy
treasurer.
Mrs. Frank Carper arrived in Audu-
bon from Dallas, s. D., Saturday morn
ing to attend the funeral of Mrs. John
Reppath. She was too late however
as the remains had been shipped to
New Sharon ON Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Redpath reared Mrs. Carper from child
hood.
Walter Bogue who formerly work
ed here at the plumbing business for the
Audubon Hardware Co. with his wife
came to Audubon from Fl Dodge Sun
day to visit with G. H. Reynolds and
family until Tuesday. Mr.. Bogue now
has charge Of large plumbing shop in
TT. Dodge
Mrs. A. j. Eddy visited last Sunday
week with her son j. II. Eddy and fam.
lily in the country and while there tool,
suddenly i'll and had to have q doctor.
She came to town Monday and that
night took worse aud the doctor was
again called. Her condition was serious
for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Burr went tc
Manning Friday morning to visit with
friends and from there to Coon Rapids
Saturday to visit with August Green
waldt. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Burr
have amassed q competence by hard
work and are now enjoying the fruits
of their labor.
.-One of the innovations to be intro
duced this season is the use of balloons
Some days ahead Of the opening Cha
tauqua man will come along and send
up several big paper balloons. These
will drop circulars from away up in the
air and ON these are some free tickets
to the Chautauqua. This will get the
boys.
A letter from the home of Rev. A
A Walburn of Winterset brings tbs
news that they are quarantined in the
Methodist Parsonage down ct Winter
set because their little girl Isabell ha'
the smallpox. just how she came IL
contact with 1t they do not know, bui
the town has been afflicted with abou
thirty cases.
Frank D. Nelson with his wife ant
child drove across from Harlan, Satur
day for a visit over Sunday among
friends. Mr.. Nelson has been farming
since he left his place az cashier in tn
Farmers State Bank two years ago. H,
says he likes it better than being con
fined to the house. His eyes are abou
we'll and his health much better.
Geo. Porter packed his householl
goods last Thursday and shipped then
TO Scranton. He left for there Frida,
evening to visit with his people for
week and will then 60 to South Dakot'
to look at the country with . view O
buying. His wife went over to Coo
RAPIDS Friday and with her little daugh
ter will visit with her parents Will
George is away. We regret to lose tn
Porters as they are fine family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Harmon an
son Harold returned from Des Moline
Thursday where Mr.. Harmon was b
attend the Undertakers convention
They attended banquet and bali Wed
nesday night given by the Omaha Ca,
ket Co. of Omaha and the firms Of Al
Harbach g. Son and Smith q Henri
undertakers of Des Moines. They n
port having had . very nice time, abou
500 being present. During their at
sence the furniture store and undertal
ing rooms were in charge Of Mr.. Ed