Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-01-19
G. s, Mcleran, D. D. S. Office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.

THE Two Orphans" at the Oper
House January 23rd.
Milton Crow of Extra was a callel
in Audubon Monday.
August Shallow came home from
trip to Adair Friday.
; Bert Dellahoyde came down from
Manning Friday morning.
A. H. Edwards departed Monda,
for a months stay in Texas.
Mrs. Kate Marriott left Monday
for Atlantic to visit with relatives.
Ed. Beason and S. A. McHargue re
turned from a business trip in Omaha
Friday.
Att. ]. NJ. Graham returned from
St. Paul and Minneapolis, where he wa:
} on business trip.
The Misses Mae Lang and Beatrice
Crees returned Friday from several
days visit in Omaha.
Bert Keith went to Extra Monday
to install light plant in the drug store
of Winfrey & Chantrey.
Mrs. Edwin Delahoyde and child re.
turned to Extra after pleasant visit i'll
Audubon, Tuesday with the Chas Van
Gorder family.
Mrs. r. j. Creveling spent several
DAYS the past week out at Frank BAN
seys and with her husband at Frank
Leavens oyer Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. Hugh Delahoyde of Muir
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home of Chas Van Gorder returned
home Tuesday evening.
Fred Christensen of Harlan arrived
in Audubon Monday to visit for week
with his father, l.. G. Christensen and
his brothers and sisters.
Mrs. A. ]. Metcalf and child of
Harlan arrived in Audubon Monday
to visit at the home of G.. X. Hellyer
and family in the country.
Mrs. Albert Carney and children of
Galva were in the city Saturday on
their way home after visit with rela-
tivea and friends at Anita.
Rev. J. H. Freedline had fire at
his residence Wednesday morning
caused by an over heated stove. Quite
a few clothes were destroyed.
Three doctors were in attendance
Sunday upon the little child of Clarence
Shingledeckers of Gray, who was very
sick its fever being up to 106.
Mark Kennels left for his home in
Sheridan, Wyoming, Monday after a
visit of two weeks with his father sister
and other relatives and friends.
Henry Nelson passed through Au-
dubon Friday on his way home at Sih-
ley, after pleasant visit with his sister
Mrs. j. Chamberlain at Brayton.
Carrie Jorgensen one of the Jorgen-
sen twins has been very sick with pneu-
monia at her home southwest of town,
but is much better at the present writ
ing.
August Conrads team became
frightened Tuesday noon back of the
post office and ran away, breaking the
buggy tongue but fortunately hurting
no one.
-Chas E. Zion of Nebraska City,
Neb., arrived in Audubon Wednesday
to visit at the home of VIM. H. Neff,
his wife and children being here al
ready.
Clyde Schaffer and wife of South
Bend, Ind. who have been visiting at
the home of the latters aunt Mrs. A. n.
Detwiler, returned to their home Fri.
day night.
Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. VIM.
Mantz returned Friday from Council
Bluffs, where they were in hospital,
both having improved greatly by the
treatment.
Leo the little son of w. ]. Campbell
and wife of near Larland has been very
sick the past week with enlargement OF
the liver. DR.. Childs was III attendance
upon him.
Mabel the little daughter of John
Campbell and wife Of Melville township
has been quite sick with severe cold
and fever, but is improving nicely at
this writing.
Charley Butler and wife of Murdo,
South Dakota, left for Des Moines Sat
urday after very pleasant visit in Au.
dubon with Mrs. Sarah Musson and
daughter Susie.
Miss Loretta Kuhl of Manning came
down Friday morning to visit with her
friend Wally Wonsmos They bothleft
on the noon train for Omaha to visit
for several days.
Mary Kerwin returned home Thur
day night after visit at Stuart and to
attend the wedding of Herman Hanson
and Sadie Donahue. She also visited at
Casey while away.
John Reuschling of Melville had an
ear of corn on exhibition last week ID IL
inches long and inches in circumfer.
ence. 1t was of the silvermine variety
and had 1900 grains.
Geo. Coleman living northeast OF
Audubon was in town Tuesday, the
first time in five weeks having been
thrown from buggy in arunaway and
two of his ribs broken.
Mrs. August Burr has been visiting
at the home of her daughter Mrs. Otto
Rubel east of Hamlin for week, re
turning home Monday. Mr.. Burr doe,
not feel so lonesome now.
Mrs. Rebecca Stiles who has beer
visiting here for the past two months
: with her brother John Lovelace and sis
ter Mrs. Harry PARROT, departed for
her home at Winterset Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Bilharz and little sol
Emil departed Friday evening for Lo'
Angeles and other points in California
to spend the winter months. Mr.. Bill
harz accompanied them as far as Car
, roll.
"A son of Owen Davis while on hi,
way to school Monday took fall tina
injured his head pretty badly and hat
7 to be taken to his home in cab. III,
will be absent from school for a few
days.
] "A. Nj. Hayes departed for Pleasant
< vile Saturday morning to visit with hi
Q old time friend Mr. C.. Twining, VIII,
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