Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-24

IL. N. Waggenburger, Tram Master
on the Rock Island was here, Wednes
day on business.
Miss Maude Sutton came from Des
Moines, Tuesday, to visit her friend,
Miss Bess Rippey.
Valentine Leonard, ST., went to
Grant, Tuesday, to attend the Old
Soldiers reunion.
Sylvester AIRY and wife returned
home to-day from visit to Yellowstone
Park, Wyoming.
j. E. Kerwin and wife went to
Stuart and Des Moines this morning to
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Harry Winslow and son went
to Des Moines this morning to visit with
Mrs. Harry Teegan.
Mrs. J. C. Fisher and Mrs. Addie
Fowler went to Colfax, Wednesday,
for few days visit.
Miss Mabel Titterington went to
Rock Island, Illinois, yesterday for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Barbara Widerstine returned
to Atlantic this morning after visit
here with relatives.
Mrs. Neil Lane of Greenfield came
to Audubon last evening for visit with
her sister Mrs. Geo. Dye.
Mrs. Freitag returned home to At
lantic last evening after visit here
with Chris Hahn and wife.
Mrs. M. F. HOLSTER and children
returned last evening from Massena
where she visited her sister.
Mrs. Val. Leonard and little grand
daughter Irene went to Grant yester-
day for visit with relatives.
Mrs. H. L. Kile went to Guthrie
| Center yesterday to see her daughter,
Mrs. Rob't Lennon, who is sick
| Mrs. J. F. Frazier who has been in
Chicago purchasing the stock for their
new store returned home yesterday.
| John Schrader brought in some
specimens of his Wolf River apples,
of which he has number of trees.
Mrs. Hudspeth returned to her
home at Independence, Missouri, yes
terday after visit here with her son,
Frank.
Mrs. A. J. Story arrived from Mis-
her daughter, Mrs. Rob't Owen and
family.
The sheriff has had cards printed
and sent throughout the country offer
ing reward for the capture of Emery
Garroutte.
w. H. Cowles and wife returned
home Wednesday from weeks visit
with their son, Nelson and family at
Ottumwa.
IS. A. McHargue returned from
Canada yesterday bringing with him a
a sample of oats and wheat that was
five feet tall.
-E. c. Carlson and family will move
from where they now live in the east end
Of town into a part of the Kevan house
about Sept. list.
Mr.. Ferguson of Cedar Rapids was
in Audubon yesterday. He is Connected
with Sunday School work of the Pres
byterian Church.
Miss Edna Detwiler returned from
Atlantic, Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs
Mary Andrews, who will visit at the A.
N. Detwiler home
". w. Jensen and family returned
to their home at North Bend, Neb, to-
day after visit here with Nels M.
Nelson and family.
III. J. Hoogenakker furniture dea-
Ter and Fred Hotchkiss the telephone
man were over from Guthrie Center
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Nels Christensen and daughter
and her brother Andrew Nelson went
to Minnesota Tuesday to visit with lei
atives for two weeks.
p. F. Anderson and wife came up
yesterday from Atlantic where they
visited their daughter, Mrs. H. A.
Delahoyde and family.
Mrs. Ben Eskildsen and children
arrived from Hampton, Nebraska,
Tuesday, to visit with Rev. Il. B.
Christensen and family.
j. F. wager and family of near
Lake Okoboji came to Audubon We'd
nesday to visit Mrs. Yager's parents
W. s. Moreland and wife
C. L. Christensen's mother, wife
and son left Wednesday for Fairwell,
Nebraska, the two latter for visit
with Grandma Christensen.
Mrs. W. E. Kimbell came to Audi
bon Tuesday evening from Des Moines
to visit with her father, DIR. Brooks
and family for several days.
Mrs. Moon who was very sick with
Typhoid fever is improving nicely under
the skillful care of her nurse, Miss Lucy
Lieb at the home of the later.
Mrs. August Burr entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society of the German
Lutheran Church at dinner Wednesday
noon at her home on Capitol Hill.
j. G. Cramer who went to Chicago
two weeks ago with stock and then to
Winamac. Ind, his old home to visit rel
atives returned home Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Buck entertained
about twenty of her young lady and
gentlemen friends Monday evening in
honor of Miss Mildred Mott of Marengo
-Robt. Laurie of the Advocate who
was at his home sick with stomach
trouble for week is up and able to be
around, again, but not yet able to 60 to
work.
Mrs. j. A. MILFORD and son who VS.
tied here with her sister, Mrs. Leucht-
enberg of the Park Hotel departed for
their home at Book Iscand, ILL.,, this
morning.
Mrs Samuelson and children and
Miss Ingeletta Smith returned to their
home in Council Bluffs this morning
after pleasant visit at the home of H.
j. Mantz and wife.