Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-09-26

rel, Neb., Monday.
B. Malone, who has been working at
the Prick Drug store for some time re-
signed his position Friday and returned
to Clarinda Saturday.
A. G.. Dreher and Leonard Harris
were the two who received the Stude-
baker Junior wagons given away by the
Oelke Co., during fair week.
John Swanson, returned to his home
at Greenfield Friday after an enjoyable
weeks visit in Audubon with his nep-
hew, F. o. Niklason and wife.
Geo. Ellis and wife of Sioux City,
but who still call Audubon home, came
up from Walnut Thursday, where they
visited with their son, Elmer
Mrs ]. F. Russell and daughter, Ger
trude, who were here to attend the
Schultz Smith wedding returned to their
home in FIT. Dodge Thursday.
Clarence Craney, who was here to at
tend the eiers-Coyne wedding and WIS.,
iting with friends, returned to his home
in Omaha the last of the week.
Rev, G. B. Christensen arrived home
the last of the week from New York
state where he spent several weeks on
business. He departed Monday for
Blair, Neb., on business.
+ Estrayed:-From the Tom Miller pas
ture, red heifer, with white spot in fore.
head, weight about $50 pounds. Last
seen two weeks ago. Please notify
Jack McCort. SO IT,
Mrs. Mary Evetz and Mrs. VIM.
Thielen, of Carroll were in Audubon
Tuesday on their way to Brayton, where
they were called on account of the i'll
ness of the latters daughter-in.law,
Mrs. Peter Thielen.
VIM. Miller, wife and two youngest
children, Lena and Freddie, of Oxford,
Ia, came to Audubon Tuesday evening
for two weeks visit with her uncle and
aunt, Aug. Burr and wife, and nu
merous other relatives.
Mrs. Frank Davis and children de-
parted Tuesday for California to join
her husband who went there several
months ago. Mrs Harry Bates accom-
panied her for visit. The formers
father, VIM. Roberts accompanied them
- gar &c Harrol1
Peter Poulsen, of Brayton, made his
yearly visit to Audubon anu the county
fair last Friday. Peter says that itisn't
ften he leaves his home town, but
nee year he likes to come to the
ounty seat to see what great things
re constantly going on.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger
man Lutheran churck met at the home
f Mrs. Peter Siemsen yesterday and
pleasant time was enjoyed. A very
palatable dinner, such as the German
ladies' know how to prepare, was served
from eleven to one O'Clock.
The many friends in Audubon will be
sorry to learn that Ike Manley is ill at
his home at Clarion county Pa, of ty-
phoid fever. Mrs. Marley is also Attic :
ed with an attack of appendicitis. Mr..
and Mrs. Manley formerly lived in An.
dubon and have wide circle of friends.
| Miss Anna Christensen, who study.
ing music at Wahoo, Neb., arrived home
Tuesday evening for two weeks visit
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. G.. B.
Christensen. She was accompanied
home from Omaha by III. p. Petersen
and wife who had been there ON visit
with relatives.
Miss Harriet Bilharz, following a
fortnights visit in Colorado Springs and
Denver, with friends, arrived home yes,
terday morning. While in Denver she
was the guest of Mrs. Mae Hoover Wal,
dron, formerly of Audubon. She en-
joyed her vacation very much and re-
turns home much benefited by the trip.
Mrs. r. E. Lehman and Mrs. Walter
Mckee, of Des Moines, following a
pleasant visit of several days in Andu,
bon with their aunt, Mrs. L. G.. Stuart
md with John Weighton and family
went to Stuart Friday to visit with
their cousin, Mrs F. o. Hinkson, after
which they will go to California tc
spend the winter.
The weather during the past month
in this section of the state has been any
thing but encouraging to the farmer, il
fact to anyone else. Instead of the dry
weather that is looked for during Octo
Der to mature the corn crop, we have
had much rain that has kept the field:
in green state, and heavy frost a.
this time would do much damage t.
the corn crop.
Miss Daisy Prick who has been absent
from her duties at the Frick Drug Stor'
the past-two weeks returned to her pos
of duty Thursday morning. Miss Fricl
has been spending her vacation in Den
yer and Colorado Springs. She for
merly lived in Denver and met man.
old fr;apds and aoouaiptancas Will