Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-03
For oil and gas call Phone 400.

Friday on business.
Father Hundt of Extra visited will
Father Mcdonald Friday.
Steve Morrissey was a business
caller in Atlantic, Saturday.
Mrs. Ellis Cannon of Brayton wa
an Audubon visitor last Thursday.
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen 8
Krogh. Phone 400. If.
When in need of good dinner &c
to the City Restaurant for it. l4tf
For good irrigated land see John
M. Renftle. 3O-3
Geo. E. Kellogg came home, Friday
from business trip at Council Bluffs
Geo. Northup and wife left Sunday
noon for Omaha on business and to
visit.
Bert Fitch and family Of Manning
came down Sunday to attend the Chau-
tauqua.
Frank Douthett of Omaha spent
Chautauqua week here with his bro
Their Joe.
Willie Mehle returned home Thurs.
day from Indiana where he was at work
since vacation.
Bonita Strahl visited last week in
Audubon with her grandparents, Thos.
Winters and wife.
-Jens Werner and wife came home
Friday from Davenport where they Wis
| tied with relatives.
Feeder Schmidt came home from
Grant Saturday and visited over Sun
day with his parents.
Miss Matte Dennis went to Allan
| tic Thursday to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Cummings.
"A. L. Robinson came down from
Carroll Saturday to attend the circus
and visit over Sunday.
Mrs KiIe of Stuart who visited her
sister in law Mrs. G. Z. Hammock re-
turned home Monday.
Louis Kibbler came from Marengo
Monday to visit with his grandparents
Sam milford and wife.
Miss Mabel Gearhart came up from
Nicola Tuesday to visit with her uncle
Sheriff Crees and family.
Miss Nettie Morrisey came down
from Ames the last of the week and is
visiting with her mother
-Chas Petersen, wife and child and
his son Peter and family went to Adair
Thursday to visit with relatives.
Geo. Sheldorff and wife came down
in their auto from Manning Sunday to
visit at the home of John Kempf.
Albert Spencer and wife went to
Des Moines Monday where Mr.. Spencer
goes for treatment for one of his ears.
--Jens Christensen has his new house
and other buildings almost finished on
his farm and began to move out last
Monday.
Vern Andres who has been working
for Charlie Robbins at the race track
left for his home at Lancaster, Ind. /,
Saturday last.
| Mrs. Nissen arrived Thursday last
from New York for visit with Mrs.
Rasmus Rasmussen and sister Miss
Sneobia Ranthe.
Geo. w. Preston and wife went to
Omaha Friday, and while there Mr..
Preston will select the store front for
his new building.
Mrs. Ed. Finch returned home Sun
day noon from Seattle, WASH. where
she has been visiting with relatives and
friends for some time.
| Miss Edna johnson entertained her
friend, Miss Leota Conway of Dexter
during Chautauqua. Miss Conway re-
turned to her home Friday.
Miss Helen Sheppard returned to
her home in Lake View, Friday, after
a visit at the +. M. Preston home and
attending the Chautauqua.
| IT. A. Miller who is visiting rela-
tives and friends in these parts, spent
| Wednesday of last week at the home of
his neice, Mrs. j. G. jerks.
Mrs. Ben Carr arrived in Audubon
Monday morning from Hinton, Okla.
to visit with her twin sister, Mrs. A. G.
Harmon and other relatives.
| Miss Anna Schrader returned to
home in Victor Monday after visit here
with Miss Eva Schrader. Miss Eva
accompanied her to Atlantic.
Mrs. Merle Rippey left for Menlo
Monday to visit with her parents and
on Tuesday departed for Dayton, Ohio,
to visit with her sister Mrs. r. C. Nc
Dermott.
| While in Audubon Mr.. Rohde, su-
perintendent of the Chautauqua found
friends of his boyhood in the family of
L f. lIxa xxrtA live In
Garnavillo where Mr.. Rhode was born.
Mrs. A. H. Needles who has visited
the past four months with her daughter
Mrs. K. e. Deems in Mills, Neb., re-
turned to Audubon Monday and is at
the home Of her daughter Mrs. B. A.
4 Keith.
| Ed. Series who with his wife has
been visiting here for q week with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. Burnside re-
Mrs. Series will remain and visit for q
month.
| VIM. Lyman left Friday for Ster
ling, H., to visit cousin. He will
stop at Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids
to visit and will then return to Audi
bon and with his wife and daughter
will visit in Atlantic and Oakland.
w. A. Brainard received lettel
last of the week from John Horning o.
Sansarc, 8. d., in which he states he Il
nicely settled now and getting acquaint
ed. There is plenty of rain here now
four good showers lately and goot
one today. He says great many o
7 the homesteaders are leaving.
Mrs. OIL Glascock and two children
instead of three children as mentione'
in last weeks paper left for Harlan yes
terday after pleasant visit with Thos
Campbell and family for week in tn
a country. She says that she is now IN