Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-30

H. A. Asmus went to Atlantic Satur
day to visit with friends.
Geo. E. Kellogg was an Atlanti
visitor the last of the week.
Miss Cora Layland went to Atlantic
Friday, for visit with relatives.
G. B. Elliott came home, Saturda,
from short business trip at Spencer.
Wills Staley and wife returned home
Friday, from business visit in Omaha
When you once eat at the City Res
taurant, you will always want to ca
there. 41-2w.
Att Joe Ross returned home Frida,
from Council Bluffs where he was OF
business.
Miss Matte Elwood went to Lincoln
Neb., Friday, to attend afootball game
Saturday.
Geo. Bickelhaupt returned home Sat
urday from Des Moines where he wa
on bushes.
Jay Ford came from Cedar Rapids
! Thursday, to be present at the funera
of e. H. Cole.
Thee. Gittar of Council Bluffs, State
Oil Inspector was IN Audubon on bust
ness Saturday.
| J. Birdenstine and wife went to Men
10 Saturday to visit with his sister, Mrs
Chas. Stemm.
| Miss Katie Nelson of Brayton spent
Saturday in Audubon with her cousin
Mrs. Mary Hansen.
Mrs. Lon Shingledecker. came NJ
from Atlantic last Thursday evening Il
visit with relatives.
w. G. Elliott returned home. Satur
day from Estherville where he was fol
a week on business.
Mrs. Langworthy went to Des Moines
Saturday to visit her grand daughter
Mrs. w. K. Kimbell.
Father Mcdonald returned from ON
aha and Stuart Saturday where ht
was for week on business
Miss Marie Faust of Extra visited
here with Miss Anna Loss, Friday and
went to Manning, Saturday.
Bulk oysters direct from Baltimore
Three shipments week.
47S Weighton Market.
Horace Squires and Harry Livingston
came down from Carrollton, Saturday,
to attend the funeral of +. H. Cole.
Three year old bay mare weighing
1900 for sale on terms to suit the pur-
chaser. Aft. See G. w. TOWNSEND.
Mrs. r. Conant, aged 81 years is still
very poorly. She is making her home
with her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Drake.
Inspector Mcconnell of Council Bluffs
came to Audubon, Friday evening, to
inspect the Godfrey Commandery No. "A.
Miss Bonnie Sherman went to Council
Bluffs, Saturday, to attend a party OF
the Assembly Club and visit with a
friend.
Mrs. f. o. Hinkson returned to her
home in Stuart, Friday, after pleasant
visit here with her mother. Mrs. L. g
Stuart.
Mrs. j. NJ. B. Clark and son, Ward,
of Templeton visited in Audubon, Fri
day and then went to Atlantic to visit
with relatives.
Albert Horning following visit here
for some time with his uncle, Fred
Horning, departed Friday for his home
in Buffalo, N. Y.
Sam T. Kopp returned home, Friday
from Glidden, where he was to see after
the farm he purchased there and will
move onto in the spring.
Att. C. s. White, Simon Foley and
Frank Bagley went to Des Moines Sat
urday morning to see the foot ball game
between Ames and Drake.
Miss Gene Culver returned home Mon
day from a pleasant visit of several
weeks in Atlantic and Other Iowa points
with relatives and friends.
Miss Minnie Mcclure went toCouncil
Bluffs, Friday noon and from there
with her sister, Miss Julia, trained
nurse, went TO Guthrie, Okla.
Nels Christensen and Miss Margaret
Larsen went to Atlantic and then to
their home in Kimballton, Friday,
following visit here with friends.
LOST-Friday on the streets, belt
pin with Amethyst sets, by Miss Katie
Petersen. Finder please return to her
or this Office and receive reward. 49,
FOR Registered Shropshire
Ram of good weight and quality. Prices
right. l-tf.
w. l.. CLARK, Hamlin, Iowa.
Mrs. Chas. Forsyth who was here TO
attend the funeral of her uncle. Mr..
Cole returned home to Cedar Rapids,
Friday, not being able to remain over
Saturday.
The Domestic Science Club will hold
its meeting Saturday afternoon Decem-
Der End, at the home of Mrs. A. FarQu.
har. Leader. Mary Foley. Subject
Table Setting"
Mrs. C. H. Wilde went to Extra,
Saturday. to help her parents pack theii
household goods preparatory to coming
to Audubon TO live with MIR. and Mrs
G. H. Wilde for the winter.
Mrs. r. H. Perry and child, who
visited here for eleven weeks with hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodland
and other relatives, departed Saturday
for their home in Colorado.
T. G. Howard of Cedar Rapids, in
spector of construction for the Rocl
! Island Co., arrived from WATERFOWL. s
d., Friday, TO attend the funeral of hi,
brother-in- law, Mr. 4. III. Cole.
Mrs. Hester Lynch, who formerly
lived here. but now of Sioux City visit
ed here with her daughter, Mrs. jos
Alice, for some time left for Belle
Plain TO visit with Mrs. Aug. Horning.
For one week we will run a special