Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-06-01

Sam Sorensen went to Atlantic
Monday for visit.
Mrs. Mikelbust went to Emmett
County Wednesday.
Alex Caldwell and wife are up al
the lakes for vacation.
Mrs. Hans Marcussen was over
Tuesday to visit her parents.
&C. d. Booten went to Perry Monday
to visit his son Homer and wife.
). -Cinders-Have several loads which
will give away. Call at this Office.
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen &,
Krogh. Phone 400. If.
| When in need of a good dinner go
to the City Restaurant for it. 14tf.
j. M. Renftle was up at Dedham
and Coon Rapids last of the week on
business,
"A. Bannenberg the tailor went to
Atlantic and Griswold Wednesday noon
on business.
| John Smith came down from Peter
son, Ia, to visit with his mother Mon
day evening.
| "A marriage license was issued yes
fterday to Z. Z. Audas, age 30 and Mary
Wenig age 20.
The Rock Island train was about
an hour late Monday evening the first
time in long while.
| Miss Anna Burkhart has finished
her school term at Guthrie Center and
returned home Monday.
Mrs. E. w. Hardwick who visited
with Mrs. Clyde May returned to her
home in Brayton Monday.
| Miss Rose Frazier and two little
nieces went to Stuart Tuesday to spend
a few days with relatives.
-Sherm Lang came home from Wal
nut Friday where he has been working
at the plumbing business.
| Dan Petersen went to Manning
this week where he will put in 1000
rods of tile for banker Smith.
Joe Richards returned home from
Omaha and Des Moines where he was
on business Tuesday morning.
Try bottle of "Zol' Piano and
Furniture Polish at the Audubon Music
Store. OF bottle for 35 cents.
Mrs. Chas. Zion came to Audubon
Friday from Nebraska City, Neb., to
visit with her father VIM. II. Neff.
Mrs. Fred Bunnell returned to At
lantic Monday after visit here with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. Burns
Republicans in this County should
/ taly al in hal nsn 20 al
one of our own citizens to Congress.
Get Col NJ. s. Kness to cry your
sale. He always gets the highest prices.
Phone $50. Audubon. Iowa. 39tf.
-Northup Bros. shipped two car load
of hogs to Chicago Saturday evening
and a mixed car load to Omaha Sunday
evening.
| Mrs. Moon is now keeping office
for DIR. Brooks as Miss Ella Farquhar
is obliged to remain at home to care for
her sister.
Mrs. w. c. Sheets. son Conner and
daughter Goldie went to Council Bluffs
Friday morning for treatment of the
latters eyes.
H. ]. Wilson left Thursday evening
for Faronia. Illinois, to remain for some
time with his mother who is eighty two
years of age.
g. w. Hoover returned from Des
Moines Friday morning where he was
to attend the Undertakers Convention
and banquet.
Mrs r. J. Creveling went over to
Oakland Monday to be among old
friends for Decoration Day and to visit
during the week.
Ed. VanGorder and family returned
home from Des Moines Monday evening
where Mrs VanGorder and the children
spent the winter.
Mrs. VIM. Faulkner of Omaha
came to Audubon Monday evening to
visit with her brothers the Roth boys
and their families.
Glen Hunter came to Audubon
Friday from Glidden to attend the class
play and visit with relatives. He. re-
turned home Sunday.
| "A E. Metzgar of Grundy Center
who made an address at Atlantic Tues
day came up for visit with his old
friend E. j. Freeman.
Mrs. VIM. F. Earhart and Mrs. j.
H. Mcintyre came up from Menlo Mon
day evening to visit with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Davis.
Miss Theresa Smith has completed
her years work at Newton as conductor
of music in the public school and re-
!, turned home for vacation.
Mr.. Chamberlain came from Win
nebago, Neb., Monday evening to visit
with A. c. Harmon and family, Mrs.
Harmon being his daughter.
-Jens Loss came home from Stuart
, Sunday to visit with his parents and
| sister Miss Anna over Decoration Day,
returning home Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Flanagan. closed her
school No. near Extra Friday and
went to Manning for visit after which
i she will go to her home in Marshall
, town.
Every Republican should take pride
in getting out next Monday to cast Q
uote for Judge Green for Congress
This is especially true OF those in this
? County.
Miss Alma Christensen with hel
Sunday School class went down on the
: early train Saturday and held picnic
, at Hamlin Grove, all report having haG
a fine time.
The Domestic Science Division Of
! the Columbian Club held picnic at the
home of Mrs. Earl Maharg Saturda,
Q evening. All present report a very
' pleasant time.
DIR. L. H. Woodwork. pastor ofth'
Y NJ. K. Church at St. Peters. Minnesota
r was in town over Sunday for visi
0 with his sister Mrs. Judge Green ant