Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
SUPPLEMENT TO
THE AUDUBON REPUBLICAN
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2s, 1911

l.. Rosenbladt went to Bayard yester.
day to visit his son.
Chas. Sunberg was business caller
in Manning Tuesday.
w. H. Robbins of Council Bluffs was
here on business Monday.
F. o. Niklason went to st. Louis
Friday with stock shipment.
Lou Lee came down from Eagle Grove
Tuesday for visit of several days with
relatives.
Ed Van Gorder went to Des Moines
Monday on business, taking along his
son Edwin
Mrs. Hinkson came up from Stuart
Tuesday to visit with her mother, Mrs.
L. G. Stuart
The relatives of Milo Ping who at
tended his funeral returned home yes
terday morning.
Lutte Lane and F. Herndon returned
yesterday from business trip of several
days days in Omaha.
Chas. Trunnell returned home Tues
day evening from Des Moines where he
was for minor operation.
Mrs. j. S. Hunter. who was here to
attend the Mrs. Fry funeral, returned
to her home in Anita Monday.
Three year old bay mare weighing
| 1900 for sale on terms to, suit the pur-
chaser. Att. See G.. w, TOWNSEND.
Good thoroughbred = Duroc- Jersey
bears for sale one and three-quarter
miles north and one mile east of Ross. 47t
c. Gates and wife were called to Bed
ford yesterday because of the serious
illness of his sister, Mrs. Emily Miller.
Att. C. s. White, of the law firm of
Mantz q White, was over to Ralston
the fore part of the week ON legal bust
| ness.
Sheriff Crees, wife, daughter Beatrice
and son Freddie went down to Brayton
Tuesday to attend the Calvin Dimick
Public Sale.
E. G. Colburn, who was here on bust
ness and to visit with his cousin, Mrs.
Julia Parsons, returned to his home in
Griswold Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Mertz came down from
Sioux City Saturday and arrived here
in time to see her mother, Mrs. B. L.
Darnold before she died.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcnamara who
visited here with N. Downey and fami-
ly for few days, returned to their
home in Des Moines Monday.
Mrs. Tim Mccall and children went
to Harlan yesterday to visit with her
brother, John Morrisey. Mr.. Mccall
accomanied them as far as Manning.
Anyone having news of interest will
please notify us by phone or note and
we will kindly publish same. When
you have relatives or friends visiting
with you or going away, let us know.
Miss Christina Andersen. who visited
here with Clause Thomsen's returned to
her home in Harlan Tuesday. accom-
panied by j w. Jensen of Audubon who
will vista few days.
Mrs. P. G. Brown of Chicago, fromer-
ly Miss Veil Davis of Audubon returned
to her home Monday, following very
pleasant visit here with her friend, Mrs.
O. P. Coon and family.
A.E. Armstrong, the lively real e.
| tate agent at Bear Grn.sas ~svur- do11 md
INNS way on his return home.
| A. Killinger, wife and two sons, Geo.
and Bert and latters family and VIM.
W. smith and wife departed for Mis-
sion, Texas. Tuesday. Sam johnson
went down with the immigrant car
taking along COW in case he becomes
thirsty on the way.
Music Lessons:-Piano or organ. To
advanced pupils or new beginners.
Formerly pupil of Mrs. Helen Hamil-
ton, graduate of Paris Conservatory OF
Music. MRS. ]. RALPH LEE,
47e r. F. d. No. 1, or phone 11A2l.
Mrs. J. o. Parks who was injured in
a runaway accident at her home
in Dubuque a couple of weeks
ago is gradually recovering from
her injuries. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Townsend Of this
city.
| Ray Booten and family are now snug.
ly housed in nice home of their own
| just north of the Booten Hotel on Tracy
street. They moved into it Monday.
Ray says that If he knew married life
was so fine he would have been married
years ago.
MIo. n. d. MliltT was uOSL68S 70 the
p. Z. o. society Friday evening, the
lesson being led by Emma Culver, sub
ject Bottichilli and Bellini, pictures,
subjects of these artists were examined.
Talks by Ethel Kuhn and Harriet Bill
harz who had seen the original, made
the lesson of double interest.
Pauline, the little daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Freedline, of this city, is one
of the contestants in the Register &
Leader contest. She has been receiving
some splendid support and II you are
taking the paper or intend to subscribe
or renew. you win do the Rev. and his
wife favor by giving their only daugh-
ter your votes.
LOST-Two Pit Bull Terriers Both
have ears and tails trimmed. One white
with black markings around each eve,
weight about 30 pounds. One brindlo
pup, five months old, with white mark
ings around collar and breast and four
white feet, weight about rs pounds.
Finder please return same and receive
reward. Jesse Richards, Audubon. Att
Executors Notice.
In the district Court of the State of Iowa. in and
for Audubon County in Probate.