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

| MRS. hugn itose ana little SON OF
Pachuca, Mexico, who have been here
visiting relatives and friends left for
Chicago Monday where she will be
Joined by her husband when they will
go to Toronto, Canada, and New York
City for visit before returning to their
home. Ruth Statzell accompanied her
as far as Chicago for few days visit.
Mrs. Rose will be remembered as Miss
Edythe Davis by friends here.
Lawrence Hansen bought the Joe Bell
property last week, where Will Spoo
lives, and will move into same the 1st
of October. Mr.. and Mrs. Spoo will
move in the north part of Mrs. Anna
McAnich property. ~.
Jack Harmed of Omaha arrived here
last Friday to spend few days with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Harmed, be-
fore they moved to their new location
at Beaconfeld Iowa.
Fred Wahlert, ST., and wife, Geo.
Meyers and wife, John Tibben and
family, Henry Foss and wife and Char
lie Foss all spent Sunday at the Ed.
Wahlert home. ..
Viola Cochran and Sidney Nelson stole
away Saturday and were married in At
| lantic. We are not supposed to know,
SO we cannot give any ofthe particulars
at present.
John Riley, Jr., purchased the
Wheeler property last week and Hugh
Smith will move to the John Bennett
property on west Washington street,
Rev. Lawton, the new minister at
the NJ. E. church arrived here Saturday
afternoon and filled the pulpit Sunday
morning to pretty good audience.
Miss Marie Croy is dangerously i'll at
the home of her parents northwest of
town. Miss Douglas, trained nurse
from Omaha is caring for her.
Master Freddie Nelson, son of John
Nelson and wife, while trying to walk
the fence in the front yard last Sunday
fell and broke his arm.
Mrs. Jack Coe and daughter, Vera
and Miss Hazel Cousins went to Casey
Monday to visit the formers sister
Mrs. Henry Phippen.
Miss Agnes Delaney of Menlo came
up Monday to take another course in
the dressmaking school at Mrs. j. B.
Connrardy.
A fairly good crowd attended the fair
in Audubon but not as many as would
have, had the weather not been so bad.
Mrs. Geo. Powell of Des Moines ac
companied Mrs. Dimick home last We'd
nesday and visited here until Saturday.
Mrs. Eastman of Los Angeles, Cali,
arrived here last Saturday to visit her
cousin, Mrs. VIM Fulton for few days.
Mercedes Millirnan started for Twist,
Wash, Monday to spend the winter
with her brothe and grandma. as
John Ebert traded his 43O acre farm
north of Extra for 430 acre farm north
of Bridewater, hast Mondayss ~
Will Baylor and wife spent last Sat
urday at the home of their son, Sam,
out in Audubon township.
Richard Owen and family spent Mon
day at the Lou Kleuver home and also
attended to business here.
Ruth and Ethel Harvey lost their
little shetland pony last Wednesday
from being over fed.
Miss Essa Herrick is in Atlantic car
ing for Mrs. Joe Bell who is not in the
the best of health. -
Mrs. Ora johnson went to Walnut
last Thurday evening and visited until
Monday morning.
Mrs. T. Gill is caring for Mrs. G. Jen.
kins, who is very sick at her home in
Kickapoo Park.
Chas. Hockenberry and Arna Fish
and Ad Seibert and wife autoed to At
lantic Sunday. D..
Mrs. L. J. Oldaker and Miss Minnie
Campbell were shopping between trains
last Friday.
T. G. Bryant and wife of Newton
visited relatives in Extra last Thursday
and Friday.