Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-01-19

Mrs. George Kibby went to Altar
tic Wednesday.
w. C. Elliott made business tri
to Carroll to-day.
&C. II. Reynolds made a business ca
to Ogden, Ia, to-day.
-Chas S. White returned Wednesda
from business trip to Omaha.
Andrew Jorgensen went to Allan
tic Wednesday for weeks visit
Mrs. NJ. Meislahn went to Casey I,
visit with relatives for several day
Wednesday.
-Thos Elwood came in from De
Moines Wednesday evening to visi
with his uncle, Joe Elwood.
r.. w. Russell and family who for
merly lived here returned "Wednesday
to live after an absence of twelve year,
in Santa Cruz, California, and othel
| places.
Father Mcdonald is having house
built in Calvary cemetery to protect
4 people from the cold and wind during
funerals and it will also answer for a
| tool house.
Mrs. Z. b. Kerwin north of town
| took worse last Thursday and was in a
serious condition, but is much better
this week. Her many friends wish for
a speedy recovery.
What Happened to Jones" will be
given at Gray, February Bird. Anna
Henricksen. taking the part of Divine
Houbbold and Edith Phelps taking the
part of Miss Henricksens.
Will Cunningham arrived Friday
from Westfield to visit with his mother
and other relatives. Mrs. Cunningham
is still confined to her bed, because of a
fall she received last fall
Mrs. Peter Fredriclxsen received the
sad news Wednesday of last week of
the death of her brother, Frank Larsen
at Naperville, H., She left Thursday
to be present at the funeral.
Walter Nelson and family of Cedar
Rapids arrived in Audubon Tuesday
and will make their home here in the
future they will move on farm of G..
n. Nelson's east of Audubon.
The Household Economics depart
ment of the Columbian Club will meet
ut the home of Mrs. Nash on Saturday,
January 81, at 2:30 pm. Mrs. Earl
Maharg will lead the meeting.
r.. E. Spicer and wife arrived in
Audubon Wednesday to visit with Fred
Hoenke and wife, the two ladies being
sisters. Mrs. Hoenke will give a party
tonight, Thursday in their honor.
Clarence Christensen of the Park
livery barn returned from visit with
home folks in Harlan Saturday, and has
been on the sick list since. VIM. Allen
is working in his place at the barn.
For SALE-N oTICE-On pure bred
registered Hereford bull aged IL months
and fine animal.
3tf NJ. |. MAsTERsoN
r. F. ID. No 3. Audubon, Iowa.
"A regular meeting of the Columbian
Club will be held at the Library Rooms
on Tuesday afternoon, January 81 at 3
o'clock Board of Directors please meet
at 2:30 Mrs. r. f. CHILDS, Sec.
1t pays to advertise and let people
know where you are and what you
tOlHS. ut lllStI leu all
advertisement in the paper last week
and now are being kept busy with work.
The Misses Lauretta Robertson and
Laura Tucker with their aunt Mrs.
Nissa King, after . visit with relatives
and friends in Gray, passed through
Audubon Saturday on their way home
to Shelby.
Right now is the time to pay up
your accounts at NJ. F. Ehlert's, Ross,
Ia / want to pay all my bills and in
order to do this i need what you owe,
so please call and settle before starting
the New Year. 2-2
j. S. Hedges the contractor from
Atlantic, who is building j. X. Bests
house returned to his home Friday on
account of the cold weather, but will
return and complete the house as soon
rs the weather permits.
Herman Hanson and wife of Stuart
who We're married last Tuesday week
arrived in Audubon Friday evening to
visit at the home of j. E. Kerwin and
wife and other friends, Mrs. Hanson
and Mrs. Kerwin being sisters.
&C. II. Priestly and daughter Buelah
returned Friday from a two weeks visit
at Storm Lake, Sulphur Springs and
other points in northern Iowa. Among
others he enjoyed the first visit with a
sister in thirty years up at Sulphur
Springs.
Hans G. Hansen has sold his fine
residence property on church street to
+. G.. Miller of Cameron who will get
possession the middle of March. We
understand the price was about $1,000
more than he paid for it some three
years ago.