Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-24
For oil and gas CAN Phone 400. I

FOR OIL and gas call fnone 400. Il
viii G. Wilson went to Des Moline
Monday on business.
-Nels p. Hoegh returned Saturda
from a visit mp north.
Frank Hudspetb returned iron
the Bluffs Thursday after visit.
The City Restaurant is the place +
get your meals. 14tf.
--Jens p. Jensen shipped car loa,
Of cattle to Omaha Tuesday evening.
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen 8
Krogh. Phone 400. If.
Chris Knudsen and family left Sun
day for visit to his old home in Den
mark.
Mrs. Edward McNary went up I,
Carroll Saturday to visit her husband
over Sunday.
Mrs. ID. C. Conklin went to Neb
raska Saturday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Baldwin.
j. p. Hansen and wife went to Rails
ton Friday for visit with his mother
Mrs, .. y. Hansen.
Miss Mayme Michel left Friday
evening for visit of several days with
relatives at Cascade.
Clyde Keith returned from Allan
tic Friday where he visited an uncle
and heard Bryan speak.
Mrs. Ray Leonard returned to heI
home at Nicola Monday after visit al
the home of Valentine Leonard.
Glen johnson went up to the lakes
Saturday to join a bunch of University
students in weeks recreation.
j. s. Dennis was able to be at the
depots again Friday, the first time in
two weeks because of rheumatism.
Get Col. NJ. S. Kness to cry your
sale. He always gets the highest prices.
Phone $50. Audubon. Iowa. 39tf.
Arthur Farquhar left Monday for
Utah to look after land in the interest
of several others who may go after his
return.
Mrs. Ebbe Hansen came down from
Harlan last Thursday for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Howard Kittell and
husband.
Mrs. Earl Maharg and daughter
Helen went to Odebolt Friday to visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Davenport
The city pump down on the creek
used for the sprinkler was put out of
commission by the storm of early Fri
day morning.
Emil Bilharz, wife and son Ed and
Chas Nelson went to Atlantic in the
formers auto Thursday night to hear
Bryan speak.
Geo. Mathesen and wife went to
Clinton Friday for visit with theil
friends and former neighbors, Henry
Nelson and wife.
-Chas Kissick and wife came from
Redfield Thursday evening to visit with
his sister, Mrs. Elmer Bailey and
family for several days.
DIR. Childs returned from Rochester
Saturday where he took Lois the
Grafton for appendicitis.
Mrs. Saml Spath and daughter
came down from Humboldt Friday for @
visit at the home of Joe Kopp and fam
lily and with other relatives.
Miss Pearl Beech of Atlantic who
visited here for two weeks with hel
aunt. Mrs. Otto Rubel and other rela
tives returned home Tuesday.
WIN. Ridgely of Greeley was in
town Saturday to meet his sister Mrs
Ben Nellis of Correctionville, who with
her boys came down for visit.
Bert Coyne after visit of two
weeks here with his brother Will anl
family and his sister Miss Dollie return
ed to his home in Creston Friday.
John Nash returned Thursday last
from Lake Okoboki and Hancock county
where he was for t&o weeks recuperat
ing and looking after his farm interests
Mrs. /. j. Hector and little daugh
ter Mary returned to her home in De-
Moines Friday after a pleasant visit
here with her cousin, Mrs. Geo. Brady
and family.
Mrs. Lizzie Repass who visited fo
several days at the Geo. Foley hom,
returned to her home in Dexter Monday
Her sons Will and Morris remained owe
for longer visit.
Miss Mae Hill came to Audubon
last Thursday from Beaver CITY, Neb.
and is at the home of w. j. Callow
She will teach at school No. 0 in Viol;
which begins next Monday.
Mrs. Ray Brenton and daughte
who visited here with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Hite went to Lohrvill,
Friday to visit her husbands mother be
fore returning to her home in Clarion
Mrs. Geo. Cosson left for De
Moines Thursday evening. Because o
the wreck near Casey, her train from
Atlantic was run back to Nicola AMI
from there over the Milwaukee to De
Moines.
Those were very pretty cards re
ceived by special friends, announcing
the arrival of William Douglas Drur,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A
Drury. August 10, 1911. at their home
Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. Agnes Stotts and daughte
Miss Myrtle who have been the guest
of the formers sister, Mrs. John A
Nash for the past three months de
parted Tuesday morning for their hom
In Los Angeles California.
Geo. Ferguson and wife of Mechan
icsville who who visited here for q weel
with his brother Alex and wife went b
Omaha Monday for visit. They wer
accompanied by Alex and wife who will
visit q few days with relatives.
Mrs. Z. Vette sister of Hon. Geo
Cosson who visited here with her niece
Mrs. Joe H. Ross, left for her home il
Sioux City Tuesday accompanied b,
their little daughter Helen. Mrs. Ros
went as far as Manning with them.
IT. H. Clouse, wife and child of Da
venport came to Audubon Friday for