Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-17

r.. 0. Craney went to Atlantic thi
morning.
| e. N. Taggart left Tuesday for
trip to Canada.
To-day is Bryan day at the Allan
tic Chautauqua.
John Weighton went north Wed
nesday on business.
Mrs. Kittell and daughter went t.
Gray Thursday for visit.
The corn for the Canning Co. begar
to arrive early yesterday morning.
Miss Mabel Keith went to Atlantic
yesterday to visit with Mrs. Fulton.
Ray Herbert of Atlantic visited his
brother Ralph in Audubon yesterday.
Wills Staley had his shoulder injured
Monday by being thown from his wagon.
Ed. Kemp returned to Chicago
Tuesday after visit here with P. j.
Stanton and wife.
During the absence of w. III. Cow
les and wife, Miss Lizzie Davis has
charge Of the store.
w. HI. Cowles and wife went to OF.
tumwa yesterday for visit with their
son Nelson and family.
Mrs. E. j. Saunders came from Des
Moines last evening to visit with her
cousin Mrs. Geo. Brady.
w. d. McMichael returned home
from Muscatine Thursday where he has
been working since June 1.
-Rob't Feltner is improving very
nicely now, being able to be up and
walk around the yard alone.
The Ping Bros. are improving the
the residence of Mrs. B. Cunningham
by giving it a few coats of paint.
MIR. and Mrs. Pulvers pretty little
pet dog thought he would play with an
auto, but he was run over and killed.
Mrs. Harvey Moon has been quite
seriously i'll the past week at the home
of her parents j. w. B. Cole and wife.
Ed. johnson, Geo. Ross and Sam
McGaffin went to Mason City yester-
day to attend Supervisors convention.
Bert Bagley who with his son Har.
U 10y tioibCu uClC WIFI Ills DIOtiCI SndI lCs
returned to his home in Lorah Friday
Mrs. Lizzie Repass and son Will
of Dexter came up last evening and
will visit at the Geo. Foley home in the
country.
Miss Susie Musson will be the book
keeper again this season for the Canning
Co. and Warren Leonard will be the
timekeeper.
IF. L. Taylor and wife and Miss Ed
18th Leighty returned Monday from
Spirit Lake where they were to recupe.
rate and visit
Mrs. Bertha Lamoreaux and daugh
ter went to Atlantic last evening after
visiting here with her sister, Mrs. Her.
man Rienemund.
&C. +. Siemsen and family departed
for Van Couver, Wash, yesterday after
a visit of several months here with rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. l.. E. Kline and Miss Edna
Walters went to Omaha to-day to visit
with the formers brothers, l.. B., Frank
and Glen Hayes.
Mrs. w. A. Tinker returned to heI
home at Topeka, Kans., Thursday after
visit here with her parents, George
Townsend and wife.
Miss Ella Jensen returned to hel
home at Minden, Neb., Friday after 9
pleasant visit here with ner sister, Mrs
DIR. G.. @. Rasmussen.
j. M. Winery Of Colon, Neb.
.v, Nralx.Ac1oxr l. .a.,
with his aunt, Mrs. M. H. Graves, leav
ing to-day for Carson.
r. Crum of ElReno. Okla, who ha.
been here ON a visit left this morning
for home accompanied by his sister
Mrs. Bessie Cleveland.
Mrs. Getchell who visited here fol
several werks with her daughter. Mrs
Ed. VanGorder returned to her home in
Des Moines Wednesday.
Harry Searls and wife returned
home yesterday from Estherville where
they visited his uncle and fIom Lake
Okoboji where they were for an outing
Mrs. Ed. VanGorder and son Ed
win returned from Lake Okoboji Tues
day by way of Des MOines. Ed. and
MS mOtnor Will Coui0 uoiuo lo-uay III
his auto.
Mrs. g. w. Hoover and daughter
Miss Jessie returned from Denver. Colo,
Tuesday evening where they recuper.
ated and visited for six weeks with the
married daughter.
Mrs. J. f. Frazier and niece Miss
Bea Hudson returned Monday from a
two weeks visit Arkansas City. Mrs.
Frazier then left Tuesday for Chicago
to purchase the stock for their big new
store.
Mrs. Albert Samuelson and child
rem and Miss Ingeletta Smith of Coun-
Gil Bluffs arrived in town Tuesday for a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Hal j.
Mantz. Miss Smith is niece of Hon.
Walter 1. Smith.
viii III. Beedle left Audubon Mon
day for a visit at Raymond and other
points in Iowa. He will return to Om-
aha and go from there to New York
from which place he will sail for home
going by way of the Suez Canal. When
we wrote last week concerning his visit
we supposed he was single man, bur
that is not the case. He was married
about three years ago to Spanish lady
who has not yet learned the English
language. A younger sister who has
the advantage of the schools established
by our government can read, speak and
write English. Referring to the GUS
toms of the Islands, Mr.. Beedle says
that Spanish ladies do not work. But
the servant question seems to be easily
solved. He employees man and wife
and her mother for the pittance of g