Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-31

Mr. and Mrs. jefferson, who visited
here with their daughter Mrs. III. l..
Hawk went to Dunkerton, yesterday.
Mrs. Lucy Reynolds and daughter,
Miss Ida. went to Sac City, Monday, to
visit with u. @. Stonebrook and family.
Mrs. VIM. Scheriff and son, Albert,
came from Omaha last Thursday to
visit her mother and stay for the county
fair.
w. M. Burns, wife and child came
up from Atlantic, Monday, to visit with
the formers father, Jas. Burns. in the
country.
Mrs. o. Richie and Mrs, o. r. Con-
rod after visit here with friends re-
turned to their home in Sioux City,
Tuesday.
Fred Smith and wife who visited
here with their cousin, Mrs. j. S.
Dennis, Jr., returned home to Harlan,
Monday.
Mrs. Fannie Andrews arrived from
Oklohoma Monday to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Eliza Mushrush and other
relatives.
John Smith arrived from Chicago,
Tuesday, to attend the funeral of his
brother law, Edward Rudy, who
was buried today.
Bruce Riley was in Audubon Tues
day on his way to his home in Eagle
Grove after a visit with his brother,
DIR. Riley at Extra.
Rev. A. B. Miller requests us to an
nounce that on next Sunday evening
Sept. 3, and thereafter the service in the
Presbyterian Church will begin at 1870.
--Mesdames F. A. Nicklason, John
Butterton and Clint Leonard returned
from Maxwell. Iowa, Monday, where
they attended the Woman's Missionary
| Convention.
Valentine Leonard, wife and little
grand daughter returned home, Tuesday
from Grant where they attended the
Old Settlers reunion and visited with
relatives and friends
Mrs. w. E. Kimbell and Mrs. w.
M. Bryan, returned to their home in
Des Moines, Monday after a visit here
at the home of the formers father, DIR.
A. L. Brooks and family.
Mrs. G. d. Booten arrived home
Monday from Hamilton, Wash, where
she was called on account of her bro.
Tiers illness, and his death occurred q
day or so after her arrival there.
ID. E. Soar and grand daughter
Miss Beulah Connrardy, departed Tues
day for Hudson, South Dakota, to visit
the latter's aunt, Mrs. J. s. Small. Miss
Beulah will attend school there this
winter.
Henry Fredricksen came home from
Council Bluffs, Saturday, where he tool
his wife who was operated upon last
week. Mrs. Fredricksen will remain
for two weeks or until she is able to re-
turn home.
The Japanese base ball team passed
through Audubon from Extra, Tuesday
on their way TO Manila to play game
They beat Atlantic. Sunday, but were
defeated by Extra, Monday. They live
in Chicago.
"A. f. Drake has been indisposed
the past two weeks with infiamator,
rheumatism and his eyes seem to bother
him great deal, but he expects to soor
be able to look afetr the interests of hi,
insurance patrons.
III. d. McMartin of Atlantic, EN-
ployed by the J. o. Wilken Monu
ment Co. came to Audubon Wednesda,
and went out to the Catholic cemetery
to place the inscription on the monu
ment of the late George Campbell.
IT. D. Brown and son Raymond VIII,
moved from here to California last yea
and then to Oklahoma City, drove from
the latter place with team recently :,
Valentine. Nebraska. Mr.. Brown i
now working in Nebraska, and Ray
mond came to Audubon Monday 3,
spend the winter. Mr.. Brown had tn,
misfortune to lose his wife since leav
: ing Audubon.
Arthur Farquhar arrived home
Tuesday morning from weeks tri]
to Utah to examine the Escallant
Valley in Southwestern Utah. Certain
townships of that valley have BEEF
. selected for homesteading without resi-
! dence. A half section may be take
under the agreement that half of IL mus
be cultivated before first proof can b
D made. Mr.. Farquhar made selection
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bilharz are YER
generous in their invitations to thei
! friends to share with them the pleasur
Of drive in their new automobile. o
Friday evening the editor and his wifi
enjoyed trip to Manning and back
!. distance of 40 miles which was made |
two hours and half including a sto
of half an hour ut the electric ligl
o plant in Manning. The roads were fin
q and the car rides like Pullman whic
makes It real pleasure.