Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-25
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs Bryant mother of Mrs. w. w.
Smith is here from New Mexico to spend
summer.
Mrs DR.. Phelps came to Audubon
from Atlantic Monday evening to at
tend cancer patient.
-Jens and Albert Rasmussen who
have been visiting with relatives in
Omaha came home Monday.
Mrs. Mae Reinemund returned from
a weeks visit Tuesday with her broth
er Frank and family at Corning.
Clarence Laubender returned home
this morning from Laramie, Wyoming,
where he has been for several months.
Mrs. c. G. Brockway came from
Nebraska City, Neb., Tuesday to visit
with her father and husbands people.
Miss Mary Mccarthy arrived home
Tuesday evening from Kansas City,
Mo-, where she was to attend the fune-
raj of her brother Frank.
Will send you nicely made up Boz
quets, wreaths, sprays, cut flowers If
You phone or write quick to w. M.
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Jens Andersen, A, Mrs. Kris
tine Rasmussen, 35. Clyde Hogueissen,
25, Miss Susie Law, pa.
All persons having flowers to con-
tribute for Decoration Day will please
deliver them at the home of Mrs. Z. j.
Freeman on the morning of that day.
Rev. N. Sorensen of Royal came to
Audubon Monday to visit with Rev. J.
p. Christensen. He spoke at the
Danish Lutheran church Monday night
Oscar Jensen of Extra went to
Guthrie Center Friday and will clerk for
H. Campbell in his general store. Oscar
understands the business Thoroughly.
-Thos. Low and Albert McGinnis
with their wives who visited here for
several days with Mr.. and Mrs James
Blake returned to their home in Stuart
Tuesday morning.
Rev. A. A. Mitchell and his wife
were i'm from the farm out in Melville
township Tuesday. Mr.. Mitchell is now
an industrious and horny handed farm
or during the week as well as good
preacher on Sunday.
We are having a beautiful spring.
The soil is in fine condition. The corn
is coming up and all vegetation is MAX
ing wonderful growth. With sufficient
rain during the summer we are sure to
have abundent crops.
Don't forget that Lyndon s.Big show
all week in Audubon, Opera House.
gives 2 hand painted china Dishes away
every evening. You may be one of the
lucky ones, come and see, May Goth.
Adults free first night.
| This evening the County Superin-
tendent will attend Commencement ex-
ercises at Kimballton and present the di-
plomas. On Sunday evening she will
attend the Commencement at the Ad-
vent school in the southwest part of
Hamlin Township.
| Mrs. J. w. b. Cole reached home
this morning from Pomona, Cal, where
she has been during the last six months
with her daughters. She was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Zabe Ray and her two
boys of long Beach where Mr.. Ray died
but few weeks ago
| Friday evening comes the class play;
Sunday morning Memorial exercises;
Sunday evening the baccalaureate SER
mon; Tuesday afternoon Decoration Day
exercises; Wednesday evening a lecture
by Father Nugent and Friday evening
June 2 Commencement exercises. Yes
and a special election Monday June s..
--Chas. w. Phillips of Des Moines
was in Audubon Tuesday on business
with John Ward. Mr.. Phillips was for
/ Of he
Pharmacy Commission, and a dirictor
of the state of agricultural society, He
Is also land Spectator and farmer in
Oklahoma and an active politician in
Iowa.
Mr.. Ed. b. Cousins has erected a
fine monument in Maple Grove Gene
terry, the material being mahogany
granite which is taken from 175 feet
beneath the surface and is both pretty
and endurable. Mrs. w. ID. Stanley has
also erected large monument of SINH.
lar material in honor of her late hus.
band.
-Lyndon's Big Modern Moral up- to-
date show consists of Little Dramas.
Farces, Sketches, High Glass Magic,
Musical Acts, Wire Walking, Singing,
Dancing, Irish Eccentric, Silly Kid and
Blackfaced Comedy, and the finest Nov
ing Pictures and Illustrated Songs.
Free first night to adults. Don't forget
the date, May Goth.
Mrs Geo. E. Kellogg has received
word from her sister Miss Julia Mar
cussen, who has been a trained nurse in
the City hospital in st. Louis, that she
has been called to San Antonio, Texas
by the Red Cross Society which is about
to be put on a war footing. She was
requested to report on or before Nav
25, which is today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk were visited
here from Saturday until Tuesday bv
her brother w. E. Jefferson and wife
and c. 7, Hough who is the father of
Mrs. jefferson. Their home is over at
Oakland. Mr.. Hough is a wealthy
farmer and is quite enthusiastically in
favor of electing Judge Green to Con.
gress from the ninth district
Lyndon Big Modern Moral Vaude.
vile show coming to Audubon, Nav
18th to give 9 up-to-date clean enter
tainments in Audubon Opera House.
We have Z ladies and gentlemen work.
ing on the stage and fine moving pic
lures. We give one first class show