Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07

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g. w. Hoover is a visitor at the
Avoca fair to-day.
Henry Gebers went to Carroll Mon.
day to consult physician.
Oscar Roberts went to Omaha,
Thursday last on business.
Miss Goldie Hayes left for Omaha
Saturday to attend school.
Peter Nelson made business trip
to Atlantic, Thursday evening.
-Northup Bros. shipped car of
stock to Chicago Saturday eve.
When in need of good dinner go
to the City Restaurant for it. 14tf.
ID. w. Wood returned Saturday
from Mitchell where he was for visit
Miss Anna Wilson left for Ames,
Saturday, where she will teach this
year.
Miss Ada Kittell went to Stuart
Saturday to begin her school duties
Monday.
Mrs Soren Anderson returned to
Brayton Saturday after visit here with
relatives.
Sam j.. Kopp and wife went to
Glidden Monday for few days with
relatives.
Miss Glady Chamberlen of Bray
ton visited with Walk Crees and fam
lily Saturday.
Clarence Niklason left Saturday
for Iowa City where he will enter the
High School.
Peter Madsen and family left for
Alta Monday to visit with his sister,
Mrs. o. Petersen.
Miss Mildred Morrisey went to Des
Moines Saturday to resume her duties
as school teacher.
John Bridenstine came home from
South Dakota where he was looking
after land interests.
e ]. Hansen of Harlan came down
Thursday evening to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Howard Kittell
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson and children
returned Thursday from a visit at Coon
Rapids with relatives.
The street sprinkler was in use
Monday the first time in week owing
to the scarcity of water.
Miss Stella Mickey came from Oska-
loosa the last of the week and will trim
for Frazier's this season
Miss Caroline Schichtl came down
from Cedar Rapids, Friday, and assumed
her school duties, Monday.
JAS. Harmon and wife returned
from Marine, Thursday evening, where
they visited with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Bray returned to her
home in Ute, Monday after visit here
and in Atlantic with relatives.
Lou Christensen, his family and his
sister, Mrs. G. o. Christensen went to
Jefferson, Monday to visit relatives.
Mrs. John Griffith and children
went to Manning Saturday for few
days visit with Cy Hunter and family.
The Misses Dollie Coyne and Mayme
Michel returned from Cascade, Saturday
following two weeks visit with rela.
tives.
Miss Jennie Klocki returned to her
home in Carroll Saturday after visit
here with her uncle, John Roth and
family.
Mrs. Flo Freeman returned from
Chicago the last of the week as far as
Carroll and from there to Audubon in
an auto.
Mrs. F. s. Watts returned home
from Des Moines Saturday where she
had charge of the baby contest at the
state fair.
Harry Gleason is improving his
home on N. Washington St. by making
it six feet longer and building another
story to it.
Mrs. Ed. Finch and sister Mrs. j.
p. Bartlett returned from Omaha Sat.
urday where the former had her eyes
examined.
Raymond Farquhar returned home
to Lincoln, Neb., Saturday after Wis
it here with his uncle Arthur Farquhar
and family.
"A new cement walk has been laid
from the Zaner bridge on ont to the
transfer railroad track, making very
fine improvement.
Sam NJ. Gardner and wife are at
Long Beach, California, where they
will make their home for a year or two
and perhaps longer.
John Rienemund, wife and son re-
turned the last of the week from good
visit with relatives and an outing for o
month in Wisconsin. 4
Mrs. James Murry left for Grand
Junction Saturday to see her cousin,
John Moran who is very sick with very
little hope of recovery.
Mrs. H. w. Andrews following a
two weeks visit here with her sister,
Mrs. j. II. Wright returned to her home
at New Providence, Saturday.
The Misses Ethel Templeman, Puma
and Donna Lee went to Sac City, Sat
urday to visit the latter's uncle, and
then to Ida Grove to visit with l.. w.
Lee.
will III. Beedle writes Mr.. Slayton
from the northern part of the state that
he is having a fine time but will leave
for home about the first week in Oc-
tober.
-Mesdames John Ward and John
Weighton returned Saturday from Des
Moines where they spent several days
visiting with friends and attending the
state fair.
Mrs. w. A. Bryant and Miss The
resa Smith left Saturday for Newton,
the former to visit with her son and the
latter to teach music and drawing of
which she is supervisor.
Rem Phelps, wife and child came
up from Atlantic in an auto Friday, for
visit with her parents, l.. G. johnson
and wife. Rem returned home the same
evening, his wife and child remaining