Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-02-02
Jas. Law went to Atlantic Monday

Geo. Bickelhaupt returned from an
out of town trip Saturday.
-Chas Wolfe returned from Manning
Monday after short business trip.
Eva Searls after a weeks visit in
Omaha with friends returned home last
Saturday.
Mrs. Earl McHargue and child went
to Odelbolt, Ia, Monday to visit with
her parents
John NJ. Rentfie left for the eastern
part of the state Monday on business
and to visit.
IF. o. Nicklason shipped car load
of horses to Chicago Sunday night, he
went with them.
Sherman Lang went to Omaha
Sunday where he will learn and master
the plumbing trade.
WIN. Krauel returned from Guthrie
Center Friday where he visited with
relatives for few days.
Frank Rice and wife went to Oma-
ha Saturday for a visit with friends,
returning Monday night.
Rev. J. III. Freedline was unable to
hold services at the NJ. Z. church Sun.
day on account of illness.
w. o. Aldrich of Anita returned
home Monday after pleasant visit at
the home of Ed. Johnston.
Mrs o. p. Coon returned from Om-
aha Saturday after weeks visit with
Mrs. Leet and other friends.
Mrs. Chas Bagley went to Atlantic
Tuesday to attend Mr.. Bagleys father
and sister, both being quite sick.
Mrs. DIR. A. l.. Brooks left for Des
MOines Saturday for several days visit
with DR.. and Mrs. Will Z. Kimball.
Andrew Jorgensen, who was called
to Jacksonville, Ia, on account of the
sickness of relatives returned home Sat
urday
w. G. Elliott went to Dallas, South
Dakota Sundaysbeing called there by a
telegram announcing the serious illness
of his mother.
Rev. Yaggy who has been holding
quarterly meetings here at the Evan
gelical church returned to his home in
Des Moines Monday.
The Household Economics depart
ment of the Columbian Club will meet
with Miss Ethel Kuhn on Saturday,
February 4th, at 2;30 pm.
g. r. Spencer will hold public
sale Feb. 18th. and retire from farming
and move with his family to Lake View
to make their future home.
WIN. Kroeger and family who havel
been visiting with the family of John
Graham for over week returned to
their home in Adair. Monday.
Mrs. Kraft returned to her home in
Omaha Tuesday after a pleasant visit
at the home of Chris Hahn and family
Mrs. Kraft was raised by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hahn.
Report has il that a young lady
clerk in one of our large stores will re-
sign her position in the near future and
take up the more serious duties of life.
Wonder who.
Mrs. Chas Koppenhaver went to
her home in Mechanicsville Monday
after attending the funeral of her aunt,
Mrs. Clark at Extra and visiting here
for few days.
Hear the most remarkable company
of colored singers and all around enter
tanners on the American platform to- day.
They will appear at the Opera House on
February IA, 1911.
Fred Hoenke and family returned
Sunday from Atlantic after spending q
week at the home of Mrs Hoenke' par
ents where a family reunion was held
and a group picture of all the family
was taken,
Miss Mary Kerwin went to Des
Moines Tuesday morning where she
will take commercial and business
course in the c. G, C. G. college. Her
brother Willie is already there taking
the same course.
"A combined meeting of the Domes-
tic Science Literary and Library Depart
ment of the Columbian Club will be
held at the home of Mrs. r.. F. Childs,
on Friday afternoon, February 3, at 3
o'clock. Refreshments will deserved.
On Friday evening Feb. II, at
Luccoks Grove school house there
will be a box supper. Preceding the
supper apatriotic program will be given
by the school. Everyone is invited to
come and enjoy the evening with us. 5-3t.
August Nicklason and wife, who
came here over month ago to attend
the funeral of the latters grandfather,
Mr.. Dimmick at Extra, and has been
visiting here with his brother F. o.
Nicklason and fomily and at the home
of John Reinemund, returned to their
home in Milestone, Canada, Sunday.
Lyman, a brother of Mrs. r. j. Crevel-
ing of Audubon, is happy in the possess
sion of glass by the aid of which he
was able to enjoy the blessing of sight
again (which he has been deprived
since last spring because of an accident
caused by a nail flying into his eye.
There is lively group of Congress
sional candidates appearing for the Smith
succession. The foremost in the list
seems to be Col. Saunders of Council
Bluffs. Senator Savage of Adair and
Judge Green of Audubon that is if he
will consent to the use of his name
Cass county has some good timber but
no one that seems anxious to make the
race. Anita Republican.
Geo, w. Townsend and wife who
left here Dec. 2lst. returned Thurs
day last after visit with his father,
brothers and other relatives at Perryop-
oils, Pennsylvania and an uncle at Scot
dale in that state. They also visited
with other relatives in the state of Ohio
and in Dubuque and Anamossa, going
through the penitentiary while at the
latter place, and lastly with the family
of G. d. Ross in Ceder Rapids.
-Thos. Dawson of Center junction
arrived in Audubon Friday morning to
visit at the home of his sister Mrs. Emil
Bilharz. Mr. Dawson has the honor of
being the father of Albert F. Dawson,
who for many years was secretary to