Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-02-08

Bluffs Tuesday on business and pleas
ure combined.
jay Seingledecker returned home Fri
day from Casey and Atlantic, where
he was on business.
! You will miss it if you don't hear the
Metropolitan String Orchestra at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday Feb'y. ID.
Grandma Swender, who suffered
paralytic stroke recently, is, we are
pleased to note, able to sit up this
week.
Glen Hunter of Glidden returned
to his home Tuesday. after visit of
several days here with relatives and
friends.
Chas. Rubel, Martin Kjer, liver John
son and A. Z. Anderson went to Allan
tic Friday noon to attend wrestling
match.
Mrs. t. j. Fox and two children came
down from Rolfe Monday to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Will O'Brien and
4 husband.
Miss Ruth Turner arrived in Audi
bon Friday from Rapid City, S. D., for
visit with the Misses Gene and Emma
Culver.
Mrs. Alex Ferguson went to Manning
Monday to visit with J. " Hunters and
help care for their infant child, who was
very sick.
Jay Shingledecker sold his so acre
farm near Casey last Saturday to Ed.
Finch for consideration of $4,000 or
$S5 per acre.
John Butterton went up to Pocahon-
tas Tuesday to visit with his brother
Matt and sister, Mrs. Claude Phillips
and family.
Mrs. Rem Phelps and son, who visited
here for several days with her parents,
returned to thier home in Atlantic first
of the week.
One of the best ladies orchestras on
the platform will play at the Presby-
terrain church Tuesday evening Feb'y.
10, They are fine.
Don't forget to attend the home tai
emit play "A Modern Annanias," to-
morrow, Friday night if you wish to
enjoy good laugh.
Walter Jensen of Dedham spent a
few days in Audubon this week, going
to Casey yesterday for a visit of sew
eral days with relatives.
Mrs Chris Hahn and daughter, Mrs
w. d. Mantz returned home from ON
aha on the late train Monday night af-
ter visit with relatives.
Leo Lidd returned to his home in
Shenandoah Saturday, following very
pleasant visit of several days here with
Miss Genevieve Mccarthy.
d. j. Diamond of Chicago was in Au.
dubon the last of the week on his way
to Brayton to visit with his son and to
look after his farm interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Murphy of Iowa
City, who were here to attend the fun
eral of her mother, Mrs. P. Lutwitzki.
returned home Thursday last.
j. R. Hecker, who has been attend
ing school in Iowa City, having finished
his course and received his b. of A.
degree returned home Monday
Chas. Brown and family departed
for their home in Canada Tuesday,
following visit here since Christma as
with her parents, Chris Hahn and wife.
Elmer Bryan arrived in Audubon last
Thursday and is now employed to OPP
crate the linotype machine at the Ad-
vocate office. His home is in Chicago.
Mrs. A. Jacobsen, daughter and her
brother, Chris Christensen went to At
lantic Monday night to see their mother,
Mrs. l.. p. Christensen, who has been
very sick.
Mrs. F. Tomberlin, followinga pleas
ant visit here for four months with her
brother, Tom Williamson, departed for
her home at Garden City, Mo-, Mon
day night.
John d. Mullen and wife, following
pleasant visit here with J. p. Wood
land and wife and John Roth and fam
lily departed for their home at Casey \
H., Tuesday.
w. w. Smith, the Rock Island agent
was called to Clinton SUNDAY on busi- |
ness in connection with the company.
T. o. Mccarthy worked at the depot
during his absence.
Att. G. S. White went to Council
Bluffs Friday to be present when the
argument in the appeal case of Col.
Mertz VS.. the G.. & N. w. Ry. Co. |
came up for hearing.
The two Misses Hunt of Adel, who
visited here with Mrs. Chas Farnham
and Thos. Rutherford and family, de- |