Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-31

Mrs. Ethel Yarger of Shenandoah
who was here taking care of her little
grand daughter, born Aug. IL and Wis
iting with her son, F. A. Yarger and
and wife returned home Saturday.
Will Mallonee and family departed
for Fairmont, Neb., Saturday where
they will make their future home, Will
having a good position there at the
Hedges & Baldwin Marble Works.
w. H. Staley's father and two bro
theirs F. X Staley, John and Levi Sta
ley, the two former from Perry and the
latter from Gardiner, were here to at
tend the funeral of Harry Staley last
Saturday.
Mrs. l.. Rothcamp of Lyman and
her daughter. Mrs. Mary Rothey and
child of Grant returned to their homes
Monday after visit here with the for
mers daughter, Mrs. Godfrey Dreher
and to see her new grandson.
Ed. b. Cousins left here Tuesday
for Mount Vernon. Iowa. to attend q
reunion of his regiment the oath Iowa.
When that is over he will visit his re-
latives, some of whom still live in the
vicinity of his birthplace in Cedar
County.
Carl Hoover's moving picture show
Tuesday evening was very fine. The
methods of running a big ranch, in
cutting grain and making hay and
rounding up" the cattle were very
life like. The other reels were also of
much interest
Prof. Hooker, former superintend-
l ont nf ha AM rhs,f, l. -
town Sunday from his home at Ell Reno,
Oklahoma, and while here a few days
will mix his business affairs with a
large amount of pleasure in meeting
many old friends.
Mrs. w. b. Robinson and daughter,
Miss Helen Robinson, came down from
Scotland, South Dakota yesterday, to
visit the married daughter, Mrs. Will
g. Wilson. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Ulrichsen of Illinois, who is o sis
ter of Mrs. Robinson.
Phil Foley returnee Saturday even
ing from visit of five weeks with his bro
Their Will ut Midale. Canada, and while
away he attended the Dominion Nation
al Fair held at Regina, Canada. His
cousin Simon Foley who went with him
remained for longer visit
Miss Ruth Watson and Luverne
Hanson have returned from Biloxi,
Mississippi, where they visited her bro
Their w. NJ: Baylor and his grandpar-
ents Dan Matthias and wife. They also
visited his uncle Albert Matthias and
family at jackson, the Capitol of that
state.
u. G.. Lewis, the regular represent
alive of the Linneger Implement Com
pany of Omaha was in Audubon in one
of their Oakland autos. Friday, on bust
ness with James Law, who has the
agency here for the machine. Mr..
Lewis has nine counties in West Cen
trail Iowa and makes them in his little
red auto.
] Mrs. Merle Rippey who visited her
sister Mrs r. G. McDermott at Toledo,
Ohio, returned to Menlo last week
to visit her parents, and came to Audi
bon in an auto the last of the week.
She saw the Atwood descent with his
airship to the beach at Toledo and saws
it was simply grand, never saw any
thing as fine.
-Wallaces' Farmer advises the farm
er to harvest the whole corn crop. The
writer OF the article asserts that from
one third to one half of the corn crop is
usually wasted by the methods now in
use of pasturing the stalkfields and the
stock does not get much from the old
dried out stalks either in the way of
nutriment The Farmer believes in
silos.
The parents and other friends of
Miss Ethel Kuhn were duly surprised
yesterday morning by her unexpected
arrival home from her trip to Europe.
She has been absent about three months
and travelled through England, France,
Germany, Italy and Switzerland. with
a company of about a dozen people
largely from Chicago. She reports a
splendid time
Mr.. Wright, the father of s. w.
and j. u. gives an interesting account
of the wreck near Casey in which he
was one of the participants and observers.
He says the passengers were thrown
about like lot of old shoes; and when
they had time to get their breath and
, look at one another they were the
|, scaredest lot Of people he ever saw. Mr..
Z Wright came through all right except a
few bruises.
: Mrs. Emil Bilharz in their car &C.
/ companied by Rev. and Mrs. Miller
drove to Atlantic Monday morning to
!: meet Miss Harriet Bilharz upon her re-
: turn from Denver, Colo. where she was
q with friends for two weeks and brought
= her home. Miss Harriet says that Col
orado will have the bumper crop of Its
! existence this year and that there will
Q be more free money there than ever
Q known before. She had such delight
full time that she regretted to return