Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
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/. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. !

Supervisor Ed. johnson went to Bray
to day on business.
Miss Nellie Foley went to Carroll
Tuesday to spend the day with relatives
and friends.
The best meal in the city at the City
Restaurant. Try one, VIM. Rucker,
Prop. 47-2w.
L. F. Weir the C. & ". w. agent is
nursing pet in the form of a carbnncle
on his neck.
Mrs. John Rosenbeck went to Ded-
ham to-day to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Winters.
Mayme Bertelsen went to Brayton
last evening to attend party at the
Lars Andersen home.
w. G. and G. B. Elliott are in Esther
vile this week on business. G. B. ar
rived home yesterday.
Rev. Adler and P. A. Sampson went
to Des Moines last evening to attend
the State Holiness Meeting.
Roland Kilborn went to Atlantic this
morning for visit and will then depart
for the south to spend the winter.
Harry Lowther, foreman ON the Re
publican was taken suddenly i'll Tues
day night with Threatened appended
| It's
Remember the special meetings be-
| ginning Friday evening at the Presby-
terrain church. You are cordially in
| vited.
]. M. Gray, who was here to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Geo. Harmon, re-
turned to his home in Atlantic yester-
day morning.
Miss Hazel Gates returned home last
evening from Des Moines were she was
for visit with friends and attend the
Teachers Meeting.
Miss +. w. Smell who was in attend.
ance here at the County Sunday School
Convention returned to her home in Des
Moines last evening.
| J. A. Nash and wife returned home
last evening from Ottumwa where they
visited with their daughter, Mrs. Mel
son Cowles and family.
Louie Bartlett and wife of Coon Rap.
ids visited in Audubon yesterday be-
tween trains on their way to Elk Horn
for visit with relatives
Miss Thea Nelson of Bennett, Neb.,
who visited here with Miss Anna Hen.
riksen for two weeks went to Britt to-
day to visit with friends.
Geo. Wichman and wife, the latter
being the daughter of Z. H. Cole ar
! rived here to-day from st. Paul to at
! tend her fathers funeral.
! Take your THANKSGIVING Dinner at the
Park Hotel where special dinner will
be served. Turkey and everything tina,
goes with it is included in the bill Of
fare.
ID. L. Thomas and wife returned
home last evening from Mechanicsvillt
and other Iowa points following a visit
of over month with relatives and ole
time friends.
j M. H. Titterington and wife arrived
home Tuesday evening from Rock
Island, ILL.,, where they attended his
/. mothers 18th, birthday anniversary an6
visited with relatives.
! Otis Harris has his new ice house il
Hudlerville finished atlast. The found
alton OF concrete fell in twice while hi
was filing in around it ------'--
lew. Frazier's.
Il H. H. Buck has traded his par]
livery barn and stock to Tom Sweeze,
for 40 acres of land in Leroy township
Possession will be given next Monday
i j. II. Darnold, his son J. J. and wifi,
who we're here to attend the funeral O.
Mrs. Darnold, returned to their hom,
at Villisca yesterday The former is {
brother of B. L. Darnold.
/ /. v Fairholm. his son A. L. and wife
returned to their home in Massena to
day. They were here to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Harmon and visit with
his sister. Mrs. Molly Evans.
Miss Stella Mickey head trimmer al
Wilson d Freeman's the past season
will leave tomorrow for Omaha 10
spend Thanksgiving with friends. when
she will go to her home in Oskaloosa Ia
spend the winter.
Will Kerwin, who has been home for
some time helping his father. M. F.
kerwin with the farm work, went to
Des Moines yesterday and win re-enter
the &C. College where he has been tax.
ing Commercial course.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wright returned
home last evening from Des Moines
where Mrs Wright underwent success
full operation over two weeks ago. Mrs.
Wright looks real good and feels strong
which will be pleasant news to her
many friends in Audubon.
J. Ford came from Cedar RAPIDS to-
day to attend the funeral of his grand
father, Mr.. E. H. Cole which takes
place Saturday afternoon instead of Fri
day as mentioned elsewhere in this is
sue, the funeral arrangements having
been changed this morning.
There will be services Sunday, Nov.
ember 26 at the Ross Evangelical church.
Preaching at 1000 a. M; Sunday school
at II 100 am; preaching, at 7;3O pm.
On Thanksgiving day there will be
German services at HOO a. M, and Eng
lish services at 1880. You are cordially
invited. o. Mehnert. Pastor
Thos. Law and wife arrived home to-
day from Rochester where thew both
went some time ago for operations. Mr.
Lawunderwent a minor one and Mrs.
Law had goiter taken out that was one
OF the largest taken there in twelve
years. 1t spread from her breast over
to her back and affected her windepipe
considerably.
Father Macleod, who was the guest
of Father Mcdonald here for week.
accornnanied hv HE cr,,s;r 5....-I.s