Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-04-11

Mrs Geo. n. Weighton and friend,
Miss Milne of Chicago were Carroll Wis
itors last Thursday.
o. P Roberts, who visited in Sioux
City for week returned to Audubon
Thursday of last week.
w. A. Hollingsworth of Redield
visited in Audubon the last of the week
with his wife and children.
The Misses Ingleborg and Sadie Mel
son went to Spencer Friday where they
expect to work this summer.
Mrs E. E. Bailey and child following
two weeks visit in Redfield with her
parents, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. s. w. Wright and children went
to Atlantic Thursday evening to visit
with her parents S. Neff and wife.
Mrs Sam Ulrick spent last Thursday
in Atlantic visiting with friends and
attending to some business matters.
For Sale-About FIVE or six tons of
good clover hay in barn. Enquire of
Mrs. w. d. Stanley. 15e
Get shade. ornamental trees, shrubs,
peonies of w. Nj. Bomberger, Harlan,
Iowa. 14e.
L. B. Wood of Atlantic returned to
his home last Thursday, after pleasant
visit here with his brother, o. A. Wood.
G. H. Stocking returned home from
Atlantic the last of the week where he
went on business and to visit relatives.
Mrs. w. D. Stanley went to Atlantic
Friday noon to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Will Deets and family for several
days.
Miss Thresa Smith, teacher of music
in Newton came home Saturday to Wis.,
it with her parents, W. w. Smith and
wife.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds 81. 90
per setting of Is and Single White Or
pingtons set of Is, $l.OO per setting.
MRS. c. H. Stocking. 15-tf.
Bob Shannon, one of the Artesian
we'll employees received the sad news
last week of the serious illness of his
grandmother at Michigan and departed
for her bedside Thursday evening.
Rev Braun of Atlantic came TO Au-
dubon and conducted special services in
German Lutheran church Good Friday
morning.
Harry Chandler, who visited here for
a month with his father, JAS Chandler,
departed for Holyoke, Cal, Thursday
of last week.
c. E. Bates and wife went to Harlan
Friday to attend the funeral of her bro.
ther-in-law, Joseph Cirque, which oc-
CURED Sunday.
Miss Marie Towel, who teaches school
here went to her home in Elk Horn
Thursday evening to spend her Easter
vacation with her parents.
Miss Edith Turner, arrived in Audi
bon Thursday evening from Oeleritk,,
5. d., to visit with her friends the
Misses Gene and Emma Culver
G.. l.. Swender went to Atlantic last
Thursday for few days visit with
friends, when he returned to his home
in Harlan. He was here visiting his
sister, Mrs. j. H. Freedline.
Miss Hazel Kellogg following weeks
visit here with her parents, Geo. f.
Kellogg and wife returned to her school
work in Iowa City yesterday.
Mrs. tena Christensen returned to
her home in Ute Friday. She was here
to attend the funeral of her mother, the
late Mrs. Nels Sorensen and remained
for a visit with relatives.
Andrew Rasmussen and family moved
the last of the week from the Harmon
property in the north east part of town
into the VIM. Layland house just east
of the Evangelical church.
Gus Dettman of Valley junction after
weeks trial was finally located at Sac
City and notified of the dangerous con-
dition of his father. He came to Ross
Thursday evening and drove to his
fathers home.
c. ]. Smith, of Chicago, arrived in
Audubon Friday noon, being called here
by the death of his brother in law, Mr..
Anthony Ruddy, who died Thursday
evening, at his home just on the county
line north east of Audubon.
o. G. Phelps, of Milton, Vermont,
who has been on a visit and sight seeing
trip Of several months, at different
points in California, arrived in AUDI
bon Saturday morning to visit his son,
l.. D. Phelps and daughters. He was
expected here a week earlier, but was
delayed because of the high waters.
Mrs. Chart Johnson, of Stuart was
called to Audubon Thursday on account
of the dangerous illness of her father,
Anthony Rudy. She came up on the
evening train and went out to the home
Immediately but her father was uncon-
cious and did not recognize her. He