Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-10

Rev. G.. b. Christensen come home
from Jewell Tuesday.
Albert Ceranek went to Des Moines
Tuesday on business.
PROF. Harry Smith came to Audu-
bon yesterday from Des Moines.
-Chas Spencer left for Billings, Mon
tana, Tuesday evening to take look at
the country.
Tuesday from a visit with relatives at
Hebron, Iowa.
j. G.. Bridenstine returned to his
home in Crete, Neb yesterday after a
visit with home folks.
Miss Matte Dennis returned from
Atlantic Tuesday where she visited for
two weeks with her sister.
The Missionary Society of Hamlin
held an all day picnic at the home of
Mrs Ralph Thomas to-day.
Gertrude Noon who visited here
with the Misses Mccarthy returned to
her home in Atlantic Tuesday.
Clarence Craney went to Stuart
yesterday for few weeks visit with
his grandmother, Mrs. Norton.
Press Keith and wife returned home
yesterday from Norfolk and Battle
Creek. Neb., where they visited with
relatives.
Miss Emily Kissick came from
Oklahoma Tuesday to visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ralph Thomas and family in
the country.
Geo. and Aida Mendenhall. Thos
Sweezy and VIM. Brockway with their
families left Tuesday morning in autos
for an outing at the lakes.
Rev. w. M. Dudley of Indianola
was visitor in Audubon Tuesday going
to Atlantic on the evening train to make
the address at Methodist Sunday
School picnic Wednesday.
Peter Andersen and wife and Mrs.
Lawrence Andersen went to Carroll
Tuesday evening to be present at an OPP
GRAFTON to be performed on daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Anderson.
Mrs. Chris Jones and son who visit
ed here with her cousin, Mrs. j. Fl.
Jones for the past month returned to
their home i'm Omaha Monday. Marion
Jones accompanied them for visit.
Sylvester AIRY and wife departed
Tuesday for Oregon for visit OF two
weeks with the latters sister. Mrs.
AIRY will probably go to Wyoming and
view the National Yellowstone Park.
-Chas Bagley, wife and son Russell
went to Lorah Saturday to visit over
Sunday with his brother Bert. Miss
Marion their daughter went on to At
lantic to visit with relatives for week.
Miss Hazel Kellogg came home Fri.
day from Elkhorn where she visited
relatives for week. She was accom-
panied by her cousin Cecilia Esbeck
who will visit with Geo. Z. Kellogg
family.
Ray Bamsey came home from How.
ard, s. ID. Tuesday where he was to see
his brother Chas who was sick. He re-
ports him about alright again and says
the crops there look good and rain Il
plentiful.
FOUND hautauqua week by G.
ID. Booten on the sidewalk near High
School gold bracelet with the initials
l.. X on it, Owner can have same by
calling at this Office and paying fol
this notice.
Mrs. B. A. Keith gave q dinner
Tuesday in honor of her husbands forty
first birthday. Mr.. Kieth's parents
Uncle Jessie" and wife and Mrs. Kieth''
mother, Mrs. Needles were present II
partake of the same.
Mrs. II. Farquhar came from Lin
coin, Neb, Thursday last for briel
visit returning home Monday morning
accompanied by her two daughters who
were visiting with Arthur Farquhal
and family for some time.
We are greatly pleased to repor
that f. l.. Anderson Of Ross ismuch i'm
proved over his condition Of week ag
when he was taken suddenly and seri
ously i'll. He was able to be on tn
streets of Audubon yesterday.
--E. N. Taggart accompanied by hi
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Creveling
drove to Oakland yesterday morning Il
his Overland. where they will spend
couple of days visiting friends and at
tending the Oakland Chautauqua.