Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-31
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Of lumber.
The Audubon Hardware Co. put a
metal ceiling in the new store of q. w.
Prestons this week.
Carl Hoover and wife are the happy
parents of new baby girl that arrived
1t their home last week.
Mrs. M. B. wonsmos and Mrs. John
5choeboe went to Minden, Neb., Tues
day to visit with friends.
Miss Lulu Sheets has been engaged
to teach the Root school east Of the
Poor Farm for this term.
Judge Green is billed to speak at
villisca at the twenty fifth reunion of
Old Settlers on September Z.
--Mesdames John Weighton and f.
8. Watts went to Des Moines Saturday
to visit and attend the state fair.
win H. Beedle writes from New
York that he will sail for home October
8. and that the trip win last 70 days.
Frank Burman of Defiance is work
ing at the Advocate, taking the place
of Robert Laurie who resigned last
week.
james Law left Monday evening
for Carrolton, N. ID. to look after the
threshing of a big grain crop on his
farms.
Prank Bagley is clerking in Coon &
McFadden's store during the absence of
the junior member Of the firm at the
state fair.
Ambrose Foley and sister Miss Mar
guerite went to Morris, ILL.,, Saturday
to join their mother and visit relatives
for several days.
Miss Maude Sutton who was enter
tanned here for several days by Miss
Bess Rippey returned to her home at
Des Moines Tuesday.
Miss Addie Fowler and brother
to their home in Ainsworth,
Neb., Monday after visit here with
j. c. Fisher and wife.
Geo. Townsend intends to open q
new paint and paper store in the near
future in his building occupied by Wills
Jones next to the fire hall.
IS. A. Heath and wife of Illinois,
who has been visiting at Guthrie Cen
ter, drove to Audubon Saturday for a
visit with the latters uncle. j. Fl.
Thorp.
Geo. Mendenhall and wife accom-
panied by M. f. Kerwin. wife and son
William went to Des Moines Sunday in
the formers automobile to attend the
state fair.
Everett Smith and wife went to
Guthrie Center Saturday to visit with
Sherd Golf and family, and from there
to Des Moines Sunday to attend the
state fair.
James Egan celebrated the compile
ton of his fine new barn last Saturday
night with dance in it for the young
folks, and all report having had de-
lightful time.
Mr.. Bell of Corning came to Audu-
bon Saturday and will work at the Ad-
vocate during the absence of Miss Cora
woodward who is enjoying a three
weeks vacation.
DIR. Chas. McLeran, with his wife
and two children. left yesterday morn
ing for Salt Lake City. He will also
visit southwestern Utah, to see and file
on q half section homestead.
-Thos. B. Kerwin, wife and two
children came home from Panama
Thursday evening where they attended
the 10th wedding anniversary of Mrs.
Kerwin's sister. Mrs. Bert Peters,
John Shoesmith of Greeley township
has Just completed fine house on his
farm, with all the modern improve
ments. Geo. Townsend did the paint
ing which he finished last week.
Miss Cora woodward. Linotype
operator ON the Advocate went to Ma
nilla Monday to spend three weeks va
cation with her parents and may visit
with sister at Harlan while away.
Little Agnes Rosscame to Audubon
Monday from Chadron, Neb., and win
live with her grandparents, Clint Ross
and wife this winter while attending
school here. Mr.. Ross went to Atlantic
to meet her.
Mrs. James Law and Young son ar
rived home Saturday from Summit.
N. d. where they visited an Older son
during the last five weeks. The cutting
of the harvest there is interfered with
by too much rain.
--Chas Stetzel and wife came over
from Guthrie Center Saturday to visit
with their relatives, the +. A. Nickla-
son and Clint Leonard families. Miss
Alice Tyler, who came with them re-
turned home at evening.
-E. J. Freeman and wife have re-
turned from Rochester. New York
where they were to attend the Nationa
Grand Army Encampment They cam,
as far as Atlantic. Tuesday, and Laf,
Simpson went there In his auto ant
brought them home that night. Mr.
Freeman took sick while in Rocheste
and they had to come home sooner thar
they intended.