Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-22

Mrs. Largworthy returned from a Wis.
it in Boone last evening
T. Swezey and family returned this
week from Luverne, MINI.
Mrs. John Ward was a visitor to
Council Bluffs last evening.
A. NJ. Fuller and wife went to Red
Oak yesterday noon TO visit.
Geo. Williams, who was here on bust.
returned to Des Moines today.
John Brokway and wife went to Boone
today to attend an Advent meeting,
R. o. Craney came up from Omaha
last evening on business and to visit old
friends.
The farmers and town people are busy
at present putting in their winters sup,
ply of coal.
John Harmon returned to Omaha to.
day after visit here with his uncle,
Jim Harmon.
]. P. Jensen returned last evening
from Omaha where he went with a
stock shipment.
Chas. NJ. Ketchum, of Council Bluffs
came up last evening to visit at the j
Sherman home.
Mrs. Rem Phelps came from Atlantic
last evening to visit her parents L. &.
Johnson and wife.
Aida and Geo. Mendenhall have pur.
chased an so acre farm from A. H. Ed
wards for 1925 per acre.
C. Henriksen and wife went to Anita
today to look at their farm that they got
in the trade for their store.
Mrs. Ole Larsen, of Fit. Dodge came
to Audubon today to visit her sister,
Mrs. T. E. Mason and family.
Mrs. Sarah Norton, who transacted
business in Audubon this week, return.
en- to her home in Anita today.
Supt w. F. Johansen came to Audi.
bon today from Gladbrook to prepare
for the coming years school work.
Harry Searls, wife and baby departed
last evening for Arcadia, Neb,, to visit
her uncle, Geo. Hastings and family.
The three Christensen and Fred Mar.
tinsen, who visited with their aunt,
Mrs. j B. Kevan and husband, went to
Ute today.
Michael Short, who was in Audubon
and vicinity several weeks for rheuma
tism, returned to his home in Denver,
Colorado today.
-pstss -Da,n..isls- s.la laas4 ssaassskss asAa.a.
in Cameron yesterday to Jim Jensen fer
$3.50 per acre. He paid S75 per acre for
it four years ago. --.
Mrs. DR.. jackson, of Council Bluffs is
in Audubon for visit with Mrs. A.
L. Brooks and numerous other friends
She was formerly a school teacher in
Audubon.
Mrs. E. B. Wells, of Marathon came
to Audubon today TO join her daughter
and visit with j. H. Tremaine and fam.
lily at the Park Hotel
E. E. Bailey returned from Ocheyedan
last evening, where ne went to attend
the funeral of his niece, Mrs. G. !.
Chammes. She will be remembered il
Audubon as Lucille Lass.
Geo. A. Campbell purchased this
week the VIM. Armstrong farm in Mel
Vile township. This farm adjoins one
of the farms owned by Mr.. Camp
bell and is considered a first class farm.
Mrs. Nellie Hennessey, of Missouri
Valley was in the city Thursday even
ing in connection with Degree of Honor
work. A meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Jas. Chandler The lady went
from here to Manning Friday.
Mrs F. s. Watts went to Des Moines
last evening to take part in the Baby
Health Contest, of which she is the
originator at the State Fair. She is To
be the guest of honor at dinner to be
given by DR.. Lenna E. Means next
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Chester Brooks, of Iowa City
came TO Audubon yesterday noon for a
visit of several days with her daughter,
DR.. Carrie Wood and husband, when
with her daughter, Miss Mabel Brooks
and grand daughter little Eleanor, who
have been visiting in Audubon since
early June will return to their home.
The Womans Home Missionary
Society of the NJ. Z, church will meet
with Mrs. Geo. Buck tomorrow after
noon. The members of the Foreign
society will be guests. Mrs. Margaret
Anderson, of Atlantic, district president
will be present to give an interesting
talk. A special effort will be made &c
have all members present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will R. Smith are the
proud and happy parents of baby girl
that was born early Monday morning
MIR. Smith is always in happy frame
of mind, but with this addition to his
family he is feeling so elated that he