Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-10

The City Restaurant is the place to
get your meals. l4tf.
Mrs. L. l.. Smith who visited here
with Mrs. Getchel at the Ed. VanGor.
der home returned to her home in Des
Moines Saturday.
Mrs. ]. H. Fosnough arrived in Au-
dubon the last of the week from Aber-
Mrs. w. E. Kennels.
Miss Laura Davenport returned to
her home in Odebolt Friday morning
after pleasant visit here at the home
of Mrs. Earl Maharg.
Misses Bonnie, Bertha Young and
Miss Beers went to Coon Rapids Satur
day to visit with the two former ladies'
uncle, Hiram Young.
Miss Ella Stearns left Friday morn
ing for Jordan Grove, Ia, where she
will spend a weeks vacation with Rev
X. G. Smith and wife.
Rev. J. H. Freedline went to Mann
ing Friday to meet his wife's mother
Mrs. Swender who has been visiting
with her son in Harlan.
Miss Lulu Kelly who visited here
for several months with her sister Mrs
Will Settlemire departed for her home
at Peetz, Colo, Friday.
Mrs. j. S. johnson went to Moor
head, Ia, Saturday to visit with her
mother, Mrs. NJ. Hansen, taking her
two daughters with her.
Misses Eta and Minnie Burr went
to Coon Rapids last evening to visit for
several days at the home of August
Greenwaldt and family.
I Mrs. Charles johnson and grand
daughter Miss lola johnson went to
Stuart Saturday to visit with the for
mers's son Chas johnson.
-FOUND-A Lavender scarf near
the A. II. Roberts residence. Owner
can have same by calling at this Office
and paying for this notice.
| John Blake and wife living in the
country are very jubilant over the ar.
rival of twelve pound baby girl at
their home Saturday last.
Mrs. Ed. Kline and three children
came to Audubon Monday evening
Il AiOhl 4NOtiOAhs ANOb. W Nlolb WIFI utl
sister, Mrs. Richard Owen.
Mrs. Louisa Vanaernam was tried
before the Insane Commission August
4, and found to be insane. She was
taken to Carinda by her husband.
Harry Searls and wife left Friday
for Estherville, Ia, to visit his uncle.
They will go to Spirit Lake and Lake
Okoboji for an outing while away.
Sam Gardner, wife and son left
Monday for Omaha, for few days visit
and will then journey farther west fol
the benefit of Mrs. Gardners health.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stocl
sales speciality. Write, wire or phon,
IS. Audubon. Iowa. left
| FOR SALE-Three full-blocdet
yearling Poland China male hogs. Cal
on fhos. Campbell, section 36, Melvill,
Township. SO CIV
I'm this state the farmer depend.
upon the rain for his crops. On irri
gated land in Colorado. he turns on tn.
water when the crops need it. 3O-3
| Mrs. Geo. E. Kellogg went to Car
roll Friday to meet Mr.. Kellogg,
mother Mrs. I. p. Kellogg, who come,
from Woodbine to visit for some time
i Northern Colorado is great frui
section. Apples, plums. cherries an,
raspberries grow toperfection. Renftl,
can tell you all about them. 3O-3
Miss Nellie Brady who attende,
school In Des Moines came home Frida,
and was accompanied by Mrs. l. j
Hector and child cousin of Mrs
Brady.
Miss Elizabeth Harris left Frida,
evening for her home at Indianola afte
pleasant visit of two weeks with Mrs
Ed. Bilharz and family and with othe
friends.
Mrs. Louise Lieb left for Vale
: Junction Friday to visit her daughter
Mrs. August Dettman. Her daughte
Mrs. Chas Sunberg accompanied her :
, Atlantic.
III. J. Mantz and wife went out I
! M. +. Kerwin's Sunday evening for
! visit. Mr.. Mantz returned Monda
: morning but his wife remained fc
several days.