Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-30

Many of the farmers of the county
were compelled to replant on account
of poor seed corn.
The Gem theatre did not do much
business Tuesday on account of the
Aulger Bros. Show.
The Audubon High School will close
tomorrow and the teachers and scholars
will enjoy a well earned vacation.
Mrs. Sam Walters came TO Audubon
last evening TO visit with her parents,
L. B. Jennings and wife.
Mrs, Ben Black and children return
ed home Friday from a pleasant visit
with her parents at De Soto
Mrs. Harry Cole and son Paul went
to Stuart last evening to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Isabel Mckee.
Mrs Sadie Lemon of Guthrie Center
came to Audubon last evening to visit
with her father. l. w. Wright
Harry Tramp and family, of Creston
came to Audubon Sunday in their auto
for visit with his father and brothers
Miss Clark, of Atlantic, trained
nurse, was in Audubon Friday on her
way home to Templeton to visit with
her parents.
The Henry Schneider family enter.
tanned J. J. Griffin, of Nebraska last
week He returned to his home the first
If the week.
Miss Bessie Witthauer, who is study.
ing music in Des Moines, came to Au
lubon Friday to visit with her father
| Otto Witthauer.
Miss Kate Roche and nephew, Will
Eckles left yesterday to visit with her
listers at Creston and where she will
recuperate after her severe illness.
Friends in the city have recently re-.
ceived word from Ralston, Ia, inform
ing them of the arrival of nine and a
half pound daughter at the home of G
:. Thomas and wife.
Mrs Vermillion, of Iowa City, who
was here caring for her daughter, Mrs
Or Rosen bladt, who has been very sick,
eturned home Friday, leaving hei
laughter much improved.
Mrs Geo. Townsend arrived home
asst evening from Topeka, Kans.. where
'he went to visit with her daughter
Mrs Tinker and see her new grand
children, the Tinker twins.
Miss Bonita Sherman entertained a.
l pre-, nuptial affair at the home of her
parents in the country in honor of Miss
Marie Adams who was married Tuesday
at high noon to Mr.. Irving Goodwin.
Miss Eta Burr, teacher at Luckoks
Grove School will close her term to.
morrow 10y holding picnic for her pu-
pills and their parents. A number of
her friends from the city will=attend. .,
Miss Bertha Hoogenakker is. in. the
city on a ten days visit with her bro:
Their, H. j. Hoogenakker and wife. She
will visit Lincoln and other~points in
Nebraska before returning to her home
in ,Pella.
A number of teachers of the public
school were entertained at the A. j.
| Hunt home Sunday at dinner. The rain
spoiled their plans somewhat, but those
who were able to he present report an
excellent time at the hospitable Hunt
home
| Mrs. Emma Sharp, of Falls City
Neb., and her daughter, Mrs Will Nc
Farland, of Omaha, arrived in AUDI
bon Tuesday evening to attend the
Memorial Day services and visit witt
the formers sister, Mrs. Lee Hudler ant
husband.
Mrs. J. r. Chandler and other Audi
bon relatives have received word from
Miss Ruby Northup that she recent.
graduated from the high school at Ar
rapahoe, Neb., With high honors. Tn
young lady is well known here and thi
will be good news TO her many friends
Mrs. Ernest Reed gave bountiou
dinner yesterday at her home in Audi
bon in honor of her mother, Mrs. Johl
Renftle's birthday anniversary. Th
! latters two daughters, Mrs. w. A
Thompson, of Montgomery and Mrs
Geo. Pfester, of Carroll came down o.
tae morning train to be present at tn
g dinner and visit for several days wit
J relatives.
Mrs Nels Morey entertained a nun
: Der of her friends at her home Frida
c evening complimentary to Supt. Smit
. who will leave Audubon and take Il
his school duties at Newton next yea
e The teachers of the High School ar
2 county superintendent, Miss Ella n
d Stearns were seated at the table at
six o'clock dinner. A most enjoyab
.e and happy time was enjoyed.
y Mrs. Mary Krause was pleasantly su
y prised Saturday noon when numb'
of her relatives and friends gathered
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