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

Special Election next Monday.
Vote for Judge Green next Monday
All Republicans should vote mex
Monday.
-Chas. s. White returned this morn
ing from Canada.
The Leonard Refrigerator. See
j. j. Ruhs, Audubon, Iowa.
| L. Noe and Miss Gladys Harter OF
Clark s. ID. visited here Tuesday going
to Extra on the noon train.
IF you claim to be a Republican,
show your good faith by voting fol
Judge Green next Monday.
Mrs. J. F. Russell and children OF
Fit. Dodge visited in Audubon Decora.
ton Day returning Wednesday.
Republicans who will not get out
and vote for Judge Green for Congress
are very Indifferent to say the least.
-LOST-One red yearling bull calf,
marked on top of right ear. Please no
tify Mike Rooney, Templeton, Iowa.
H. G.. Nichols departed Tuesday
for Maine and New Hampshire to visit
with relatives and friends for some time.
! The Misses Mary and Ellen Will.
Jams returned to Carroll Tuesday morn
ing after a weeks visit with relatives.
That new wedding stationery at
this Office pleases the young ladies'.
When ready to be married come and
see US.
| Mrs. A. s. Oleander returned to
her home in Elliott Tuesday noon after
a weeks visit with Ed. Hinshel and
family.
Mrs. Geo. Pfester and her little
daughter Catharine are visiting her
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Renftle.
| Mrs. E. F. Bilharz and Mrs. DR..
Childs returned Monday evening from
few days visit at Des Moines and
Indianola.
Miss Leona Wilson daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson entertained
the graduating class at her home Tues
day evening.
WIN. McLeran returned from Om-
aha and other points in Nebraska Mon
day where he visited for sveral days
with relatives.
S. c. Richardson of Presho, s. D..
has been in town to visit friends at Fis-
Gus, when he will 60 to Ell Reno, Okla.
to visit a sister.
Miss Nellie Foley returned to At
lantic Monday evening after spending
Sunday here with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. M. 7. Foley.
DIR. Brooks returned from Omaha
yesterday with Marion runabout, a
nice new machine and the only one of
the kind in Audubon.
Mrs. Homer Emery and. two child
rem of Coon Rapids came to Audubon
Monday to visit with her sister Mrs.
John Roth and family.
| Mrs s. ]. Newell went to Clarinda
Tuesday noon to see her husband. He
has improved 50 well that she may
bring him home with her.
WIN. Cloughly reached Audubon
this morning ON his return from Cali
fornia. Mrs. Cloughly stopped over
at Ute, Iowo for visit with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Thorp had a
visit Tuesday from Eli s. Bennett, wife
and daughter Mrs. Coffin. The former
are from Reinbeck and the latter from
Carroll.
Peter Schwab of Extra went up to
Cameron yesterday to visit with his
daughter. Some three weeks ago Mr..
Schwab run thorn into his hand and
blood poison is giving him much trouble.
Miss Olive Gardner came home
Saturday from Scotland s. d. where
she has been connected with the High
School during the past year. She has
engaged for another year in the same
school.
| Mrs. Nels Kroegh of Audubon and
her sister Mrs. Isaac Terkelsen of Kim
ballton went up to Russell, Minnesota
Wednesday to visit their uncle Ole Pet
ersen. Mr.. Kroegh accompanied them
to Manning,
| -Rob't. Feltner was brought to town
Thursday night by DIR. Chiids and the
nurse in an auto and taken to the home
of his wifes mother, Mrs. A. Swartz sc
as to have the attention Of the doctor
when necessary.
Mrs. Elmer Bailey and little daugh
ter returned home Friday from Redfield
Friday evening where they visited with
Mrs. Bailey's parents. Miss Mamie
Kissick sister of Mrs Bailey cam.
with her for visit.
Il M. T. Foley and Haryey Mabarc
drove to Omaha Friday morning i'm an
auto. Mrs. Foley went as far as Allan
tic with them and visited with he,
, daughter Miss Nellie, returning home
on the evening train.
Sam j. Kopp has purchased tn,
Geo Porter property north of the High
School and will move into it this week
Sam and wife will have snug it'll,
home in which TO live now as he i'm
tends to improve it some.
, e. ]. Freeman returned home from
. Quincy, Illinois. Friday where he wa
! TO attend reunion of his Comrades
1t was the fiftieth anniversary of his en-
i listment into the u. s. service. He re
; ports having had a fine time.
Wallace II. Bolton, accompanied b,
Harry Northup and wife went up I,
Milford yesterday to see the country
! Mr.. Bolton made good money last yea
; in two quarters of land which h
I, bought there and sold this spring.
: Tuesday noon as Chris Christensen
+ was about to drive away from tn
. Oelke Co. store his team became fright
Y ened at the large flag swung across tn
street and tried to run away. The
managed to kick up some and turning
: short broke the buggy circle. The
: were prevented from doing furthe
. damage by couple of by-standers VIII