Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-02-16

apart last Saturday, causing quite
delay.
; John Bailey returned home the La
ter part of last week from a weeks Wis
with relatives and friends at his oil
home in Milo, Ia,
IT. d. Brown and son Ray formerl
of Audubon, but lately of Pomona, Cal
where his wife died, moved to Olxlah,
ma City. Okla, Feb, 18th.
| j. G. Davis received word yesterda
that his wife was operated on for canoe
of the breast at Rochester, Mimi, Sh
came through the ordeal all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns came up iron
Stuart Wednesday to visit with Jane
Blake and family, before leaving TO
Utah where they will make their futur
home.
John Mccarthy and wife returne,
to their home at Gerinomo, Okla, las
Friday. They were called here to at
tend the funeral of the late Mrs. Nc
Carthy.
Henry Savage returned Saturday
morning from his former home at Lin
coin, ILL.,, where he was called the week
mother ' W "''e"N '"' ,''.s' o. ~ "
j. w. Maxwell loaded car load OF
household goods Tuesday prepa ratory
to moving to Delaware, Ia, and with
his family left for that place in the
evening.
Geo. Mccall of Greeley township
has bought the j. I. Baker farm OF 440
acres in Viola township at a price of
avu "n $50 - ms wv " p"'
John BOylund returned Monday
morning from business trip in Carroll
and Coon Rapids and went to Casey on
s su I daus ''"'n on D"'e'' anu " '''i' u
Several people have asked us lately
what the population Of Chicago, Ill, is.
The 1910 census gives it as 2, 1876, 2s3 and
~ ea ok sAo '00o''" 10" so'' o''y IL i''i''o''
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Mrs. George Martin and child who
was called here to attend the funeral OF
her father the late Mr.. Smith returned
Sav ,nnrn;ne ' ~
Chris Hansen OF Alberta, Canada
came down Tuesday morning and with
his wife and children went to Extra in
NJ NE Jas H; ~ s'''' WIN ms ~
w. II. Brown OF South Africa and
his father Leonard Brown of Des Moines
arrived in Audubon Tuesday eve to visit
ham and fam;Iv ' us "
-Chas X. Darland of Wichita was
over to Audubon Wednesday; but Mrs
Darland remained at home, as good
Snr;na his abssnce ~ ave. ~
F. G. Miller Of Cameron who was
in town Tuesday expressed himself as
much pleased with his sale held on the
bro"nht ssn a hsad " ~ '''
The ladies OF the l. E. 0. sisterhood
will entertain their husbands and other
gentlemen friends at a banquet at the
Cmirer this avan;n~ ~ " '''''
-Chas Oldfather and wife of Fayette
arrived in Audubon the latter part of
last week to visit for few weeks with
saw U ;,V ~ ~ o comn,rr o. 0o'''e'n''e anu
~ " W. '
Mrs. Edith DeVore who has been
here visiting with her parents VIM.
Rucker and wife went to Council Bluffs
her hn,na in Das Mo;nss W
Mrs. q. G. Brockway of Nebraska
City, Neb., returned home Monday
after a weeks visit here with her father
NJ and Mrs Tohn Rrochwav
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Miss Daisy Prick entertained last
evening in her rooms over the drug store
in honor of Miss Cora Sampson. who is
to be married next "Wednesday, Feb. %
For SALE-My residence property
north OF the NJ. Il. church, seven room
house on Q nifty foot lot. Property in
good condition and the price right for
quick sale. MRS. MARY WILDE.
-Chas Jayne shipped a car load of
goods 70 Langdon, N. ID. Tuesday, where
with his family they will make their
future home. He is the son-in-law OF
John Egan OF Greeley township.
For SArE-Norrcr Ono nure brad
registeleo neIelord Dull aged 10 months
anu nne animal;
/, nj. l. MASrEhSoN
N. r. -. NO o. Auouooh' IOWA.
Miss Ruth Laubender who has been
visiting with her brother for the past
ave for a v;s;t Of savarai SayS befora rs.
turn;ny IN her home in Malvern Ohio
Mrs. NJ. h. Hungerford a nurse
from Council Bluffs, who has been here
ON several cases for the past month and
and family rstnrnsd 70 her home Mon.
dav noon ~ 49,
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