Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-02

Father C. Arthur Macleod Novem-
Der 10, 1911. AL
Miss Ida Tennigkeit came up from
Dies Moines, Tuesday to visit with rela-
tives.
j. NJ. Graham returned home, yester-
day from TT. Dodge where he was on
business.
e. NJ Norton who was in Yale to look
after his farm interests came home,
yesterday.
Mrs. H. w. Wilson left for Des
Moines yesterday to visit with relatives
for several days.
People were surprised yesterday morn
ing to wake up and find the ground all
white with snow.
Mrs. Christensen of Cameron town.
ship went to Atlantic last evening to
visit with relatives.
Heaths Peerless Dandruff Remover
once used by your barber means that
you will have no other.
They did say Heath's Peerless Dand-
VII AeChiONOi was DCob. WIN All
who tried it, 40
Fred Hale and family arrived from
Newport, Neb., yesterday to visit with
j. l.. Lane and Mrs. Fannie Coe.
In this lecture the orator has rarest
of opportunity for his wonderful
powers. AL
Mrs. E. s. Waggener came to Audu-
bon yesterday from Council Bluffs to
visit with her son, E. M. Waggener
and family.
Miss Jennie Cook entertained the
teachers of the Public School at party
in her rooms at the Reynolds home,
Friday night.
Mrs w. S. Smith returned to her
home at the Bluffs last evening after a
visit herewith her parents, G. L. John
son and wife.
Hi Mendenhall who has been down at
Tampa and Jacksonville, Florida, look
ing after his land interests arrived
home, Tuesday.
Miss Jesse Hoover following a visit
OF several days with her friend Miss
Ollivene Houbbold at Marengo returned
home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Keightly returned
home, Tuesday, from Oskaloosa where
they were to visit with relatives. They
report pleasant time while away.
In word one who hears this master
ly production feels that he is being
guided through a poets land by a
true poet. All
DIR. Fulton has his auto Lit up by
electricity furnished from magnetic in
the car and it shows splendid bright
light, throwing its rays fully quarter
of a mile.
Jens Hermansen and F. o. Niklason
who traded houses last week are moving
into their respective houses this week,
mostly by hand as they live only few
doors apart.
Miss Hazel Bartlett, who teaches the
Larland school closed it for the term
last week and left for her home at Plano,
Illinois, Tuesday to spend her vacation
with her mother.
Miss Gertrude McCarty an expert
enced and genial clerk came to Audu-
bon Tuesday from Sheldon, Iowa, and
has accepted a position with Bilharz &
Son in their dry goods and millinery
Rarely is an audience so delightfully."-
entertained as was the one which as
sembled last night at the Columbian
Club at st. Louis to hear Father G.
Arthur Macleod in his famous lecture
on "Evangeline. " AL
w. H. Nicholson of Eagle Butte, s.
D., who has been here visiting with his
Mrs. j. r. Best and family
for the past six weeks went to Council
Bluffs, Tuesday, to visit for few DAYS
when he will return here for visit be-
fore returning to his home.
The Seniors and Juniors of the Audu-
bon High School joined in Hollowe en-
party Tuesday evening at Maccabee
Hall. They report pleasant time in
and the delicious refresh
ments that were served. The hall was
nicely decorated with the class colors.
Clyde Wilde, who has been here for
, week visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Mary A. Wilde, left yesterday for
Iowa on business after
which he will depart for his home in
portlafd, Oregon. His mother will
move lip there as soon as she disposes
Il her hbme here.