Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-20
Social in park Saturday July %.
For oil and gas call Phone 400. t

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Good dinners always served at the
City Restaurant. 14tf.
Mise Edith Lidd of Shenandoah is
visiting here among friends.
John Cameron went to Iowa City
Tuesday for ear treatment.
Sam Dutler Sr. went to Omaha with
a shipment of cattle Tuesday.
Mr.. Bateman claim agent for the
Rock Island was here Tuesday.
-Bny your oil and gas of Petersen &
Krogh. Phone 400. IT,
Mrs. Henry Cleveland, Mrs. VIM.
Mehle and grandson went to Atlantic
yesterday.
Miss Eva Searles went to Lake
View Tuesday to visit with the Geo. II.
Spencer family.
Mrs. John Andersen and two child
rem went to Gates, Ia. yesterday for a
visit with relatives.
&C. NJ Barentsen came home Tues
day morning from Cedar Rapids where
he was on business.
Mrs. r. r. Hall who visited here
with d. T. Conklin and family went to
Nevada. Ia. Tuesday.
H. A. Christensen of Omaha was in
town Tuesday having been up at the
farm the last two weeks.
Mrs. Lucy Reynolds returned home
Tuesday from a pleassat visit with her
children In and near Extra.
Geo. E. Kellogg returned from
Woodbine Friday. His family remain
cd to visit for awhile longer
Chas. Peppers and Max Jacobsen
came home from Omaha Tuesday where
they were working in laundry.
Miss Mabel Collins of Atlantic re-
turned home Tuesday after pleasant
visit with the M. T. Foley family.
Elmer Bachman of Ankeny. Iowa,
visited here Monday with his friends
the Misses Mabel and Leota Lieb
Miss Hazel and Frank winn of
Red Oak came to Audubon Saturday to
visit with Sheriff Crees and family.
Halter Thomassen of Chicago who
visited here for month with his cou-
sin Miss Thressa CASTOR returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Frieda Mallonee returned to
her home in Fremont, Neb.. yesterday
after o visit here with her brother Will
and family.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will give social in
the park Saturday afternoon and even
ing July 20.
Everett Smith and Cooey Petty
have each purchased new j. /. Case
thrashing machine manufactured in
Racine, Wisconsin.
Mrs. H. G.. Adams who visited for
two weeks here with her daughter
Mrs. John Dennis returned to her home
in Chicago Tuesday.
e N. Taggert and wife with VIM.
Lyman and wife and their daughter
Lucille returned Monday from week of
pleasure up at Wall Lake.
Sam w. Cramer and wife came to
Audubon Tuesday from Spirit Lake to
visit for few days with friends. They
are well pleased with their new home.
Geo. E. Kellogg went over to Wood
bine Tuesday evening. After a brief
visit with his family he intends to
spend a day or two in Omaha before re-
turing home.
Mrs. James Law and son Orville
departed Wednesday for Summit, s. ID.
to visit with her son Ralph for some
time. Ralph will be glad as he is batch
ing it up there.
Walters & Jones having purchased
the Baker Well Anger Outfit are now
prepared to do your well digging and
cleaning. Give us a trial. 29-1w.
WALTERS &JoNES.
--WANTED-Hay, corn and oats in
carload lots, highest market price paid.
II you have hay to sell, write me at
once. CHAs. j. ETCHEsoN,
259 Audubon, Iowa.
Henry Cooley who formerly lived
here but now of Lorah came to Audu-
bon Friday evening and left for Ded-
ham Saturday morning where he was
called on account Of the death of his
sister Mrs. George Siglar.
We are pleased to see Mrs. Krauss
out again after being quarantined for
seven weeks on account of scarlet fever
which attacked both of her grandchild-
rem the Misses Alice and Marie Krauss
who were here attending school
Mrs. G. II. Reyonlds departed Mon
day evening for Rochester, Mimi, to
consult with the Doctors Mayo about
her case She has been sufferer for
some time with hicEoughs and they have
been troubling her very much of late.
The Rock Island train due here at
1898 q. m. came in Monday hauling
fire. The roof Of box car took fire
from the sparks Of the engine and was
put out by local parties with water
from the electric light plant.
Ed. L. Finch returned from the
northeastern part of South Dakota Mon
day where he was looking after his
farming interests. He reports chances
for crop there very poor and says he
viii have hardly anything on his land.
Rev. J. N. Hosier of the M. Z.
church at Gray and Manning was in
Audubon Monday on his way to Cres-
ton where he will visit with his aged
mother who is in her 83rd. year. He
made this Office pleasant call while
here.
m. F. Kerwin of Douglas cut a
field of twenty acres of spring wheat
last week which he says was just as
pretty and about as good as he has ever
seen. II stood breast high and took
about four pounds of Irvine to the acre
to bind it.
Mrs. Peters of Dunlap. Ia, and
Miss nellie Manion of Panama. Ia, sis
ters OF Mrs. T. b. Kerwin came to Au-
dubOu FRIDAY evening for a visit with