Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-06

Ivald Jensen and wife went to Omaha
Monday where the latter will have her
eyes treated.
Frank McFadden returned home Mon
day from business visit of few days
in Des Moines.
Att. Gen'l. Geo. w. Cosson came up
from Des Moines Saturday on business
and to visit friends.
Miss Frances Renftle and nephew,
Vernon Reed went to Carroll Monday
to visit with relatives.
Rev. G. B. Christensen, who was in
Nebraska on business and TO visit, re
turned home Saturday
Miss Mollie Schallow was called to
Atlantic Sunday noon to see August
Schallow who was sick.
Miss Mamie Eckles, after a weeks
visit here with relatives, left for her
home in Stuart Saturday.
j. Markham of Cedar Rapids came to
Audubon Friday to join his family and
may decide to live in Audubon.
Miss Dora Freeze returned to Harlan
Monday, after visit of several days
here with her parents, John Freeze and
wife.
Will Coyne went to Missouri Valley
Monday to bring back an Overland au.
tomobile for James Law, who is local
agent for the Overland.
Miss Grace Parsons returned to her
home in Atlantic Sunday noon, after
a visit in Audubon with her mother
Mrs Julia A., Parsons.
A large number of people from the
surrounding country and out of town
came to Audubon Thursday to attend
the Memorial exercises.
For first, class barber work drop down
to see w. A. Bailey who conducts one.
of the best barber shops in the country.
All our work guaranteed. 21.tf.
Jas. Lang and wife went to Council
Bluffs Friday to have the latter's eye,
which has been bOthering her for some
time, treated by a specialist.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Higgins. and children.
following visit in Extra and Audu-
bon with relatives, returned so their
home at Spirit Lake Monday.
Miss Mary Jump, following very
pleasant visit here with her grand,
mother, Mrs. Mary Kennedy, returned
to her home in Carroll Monday.
J. B. McElroy was in Audubon several
days last and this week closing up the
business in connection with the estate
of his brother, the late Henry McElroy.
Miss Nellie Foley, of Atlantic, &C.
companied by Miss Collins, came 20 Au-
dubon Sunday noon to visit with the
formers parents, NJ. t. Foley and wife.
L. c. Christoffersen was able to be on
the streets Friday, the first time in two
weeks, because of severe injury he
received while repairing bridge near
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Miss Ada Kittell, who has been teach
ing school at Stuart, returned home
Saturday to spend her vacation with
her mother She has been elected to
teach in the same school again next
year.
Mrs. DR.. G. C. Rasmussen and child
rem returned home Sunday noon from
two weeks visit with her parents at
Minden, Neb., Her brother, j. L. Jen-
sen accompanied her home for few
days visit.
John Petersen and wife, accompa-
MED by DR.. Childs, went to Council
Bluffs Sunday noon, where Mrs. Peter.
sen underwent an operation for an all
ment with which she has been troubled
several years.
Chris Larsen and wife arrived in Au-
dubon last week from Chicago, for an
extended visit with Pete Nielsen and
family. Mr.. Nelson and Mr.. Larsen
were shipmates years ago and are en-
joying pleasant visit together.
John Petersen and family, who for
merly lived here, but have been in
Denmark the past five years, arrived in
Audubon Saturday. They had very
pleasant fine while away, but are glad
to be back in good old Iowa again.
Miss Leona Wilson, following a weeks
visit in Ames with her sister Miss Anna.
who teaches school there, returned
home Sunday. Miss Anna accompanied
her home to spend her vacation with
her parents, VIM. Wilson and wife.
Miss Ella NJ. Stearns had very mar.
row escape from serious injury last
Friday morning about 800 clock when
returning from Kimballton where she
attended some school exercises. She
was driving along the Ridge when a
team belonging to Chris Larsen broke
loose and was on mad run for home
Luckily Miss Stearn heard the team
coming up behind her and turned out to
give them the right of way. They