Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-30
@. s, McLeran, D. D. S. Office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.

-Nels NJ Nelson went to Des Moines
on business Monday.
Miller Rasmussen is recovering from
case of Scarlet fever.
Judge Green went to Atlantic on
business Tuesday evening.
Jake Wright made business trip
to Council Bluffs Tuesday noon.
Clarence Shingledecker returned
from an out of town trip Monday.
w. A. Mutt went to Omaha Tues
day evening for treatment of his eyes.
George E. Kellogg made business
visit to Council Bluffs Tuesday evening
e. M. Preston returned from Fort
Dodge Tuesday where he was to visit
with his daughter Julia
Mrs. E. G. Schelen returned to her
home in Atlantic Monday after a visit
i'm Manning and Audubon.
Robert Carper came home from Des
Moines, Saturday. He has been study
ing dentistry at Drake College.
Mrs. Reno Ordway came from
Brayton, Saturday evening to visit at
the home of Mrs. Nelson Morey.
John Renftle went to Des Moines
Tuesday noon and from there to the
southern part of the state on business.
-Chas. L. Tramp came home from
Nebraska City, Nebraska, where he
visited with his son, Chas. A., for few
days.
g. l.. Swender of A. HI. Roberts
drug store wnet to Lake City, Iowa,
Tuesday where he will visit for few
days.
L. N. Wickham returned home
Tuesday from Oquawka, Illinois. where
he visited with relatives and old time
friends
Mrs. Chris Hansen returned to her
home in Lorah after pleasant visit
here with her parents Hans j. Schmidt
and wife,
Mr.. Charles Bagley received word
from Atlantic that his father was not
expected to live. He is almost ninety
years of age.
| Miss Ellowene Phelps returned
from Chicago University Tuesday morn
| ing to spend her vacation with her
| father and sisters.
Mrs. Grant Mcknight and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lambert and
family departed Friday for Spirit Lake
their future home.
Miss Gretchen Nash came home
from Chicago University, Saturday, to
spend the vacation with her parents, j..
A. Nash and wife.
Mrs. Harry Cole and son Paul de-
parted for Glendale N. d. to join her
husband and where they will make
their future home.
| Florence Petersen who visited here
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. +. o.
Petersen returned to her home in Bray
ton Monday evening.
Chris and Geo. Nelson left for
Buffalo Center, Iowa, Saturday morning
where they have contracted to do lot
of thing this summer.
Mrs. J. p. Hansen came up from
Brayton, Saturday evening, to visit at
the home of Howard Kittell and wife
and with Mrs. Esbeck.
Mrs. Miller who visited here with
her parents F. Grumstrup and wife for
several days returned to her home in
Lake Benton, Tuesday
"A card from Chas. j. Poulson says
they arrived at Seattle, Washington
and are in good health and located at
55l7, 5th. avenue Northwest.
Mae Hansen went to Extra Tuesday
to help tend to her father who is serious
ly sick with heart trouble at the home
of his daughter Mrs. j. Hicks.
Miss Ethel Dunahoo resumed her
duties as teacher at Hill school No. |
Monday after pleasant visit at home
with her parents in Nevada, La.
Ed. Frick returned from Vale,
Oregon, Tuesday morning where with
his wife they spent the winter. Mrs.
Prick will arrive home next week.
Mrs. Arthnr Farquhar and Mrs. Jas.
Hunt entertained about forty of their
lady friends at one o'clock luncheon
on Friday after-n March Gath.
Miss Augusta Hecker returned from
Des Moines, Thursday evening, to spend
her spring vacation with her mother.
She attends the Drake University there.
Mrs. Feeder Kallesten and children
and Miss Maggie Christensen returned
to Atlantic Tuesday noon after a pleas
ant visit here at the home of John Ros-
enbeck.
The Gem" Theatre received Mon
day morning better and cleaner class
of films than have been run heretofore
and will continue to show good pictures
from now on.
| Miss Marie Andersen who visited
with her parents for two weeks in
Cownie, Iowa, returned to Audubon
Friday and began her school, Sharon
No. Monday.
The Sunday Register and Leader a
week ago run a cut of Mrs. Ole II.
Jacobsen, wife of our representative,
and last Sunday one of their daughter
Miss Zela Jacobsen.
Frank Reynolds departed Thursday
evening for Burt, Iowa, to visit his sis
tiers, Mrs. Nellie Ward and Miss Nicola
and also see his new neice that arrived
at the Ward homethe 9th of March.
For SALE oTICE-On pure bred
registered Hereford bull aged ID months
and fine animal.
3tf. Nj. 1. MASTERsoN
r. f. ID. No. 3. Audubon. Iowa.
IS. Mover who visited for several
days with his brother Jake in West
Audubon returned to his home in Kos
south county Tuesday morning. Jake
Meyer accompanied him as far at Man
ming.
Dan and Will Kerwin received q
message Monday from Iowa City stat
ing that their younger brother Edward
was seriously i'll in a hospital there and
they left on the noon train Tuesday tC
see him.