Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-22
shomp and Albert Bintner, A. J.

! CANADA. MIR. Baylor mas lana there ana
has gone up to help his three sons with
their harvest. The other men went up
to buy land Canada is prosperous
country and good place for young
man to get start,
D. NJ Dean, of Harlan placed monu-
ments on the graves of Mrs. VIM. Davis,
ST., and Mrs. Frank Davis the first of
the week. Mr.. Dean has placed good
many monuments here and his work is
always satisfactory and very best work
manship is guaranteed
The Gypsy Sociable given at the Con.
rardy home Thursday was success
both socially and financially A good
crowd of gypsys responded and carried
out their parts well. We hope to have
another in the near future so watch for
the date.
Geo. Kness had narrow escape with
his farm home last Saturday when it
caught fire and luckily was put out
before it had gotten under such head
way as to consume the whole building.
Considerable damage was done to the
kitchen.
Chal Sturgeon and wife drove up
from their home at Eddyville, Ia, in
their car last Sunday and spent few
days visiting his parents, VIM. Sturgeon
and wife and brother, Harold and family.
Joy Cotton returned from his trip to
Des Moines in his auto Monday, he
being stalled there for several days on
account of the bad roads. Bud and
James Rendleman came up with him.
Volmar Hansen, who disposed of his
blacksmith shop last week left for
Western Texas Monday where he ex.
poets to locate il the country comes ur
to his expectations.
George Guernsey came up from At
lantic Monday evening with Gene
, Wilson in his car and then left on the
early train again for the south Tuesday
! Mrs. Mary Clark, who was called here
{ by the death of her father, returned tC
Swisher Monday, accompanied by hei
sister, Mrs. G. Hunt for visit.
: On account of poor health, Father
Hundt has resigned his pastorate here
, and leaves for the eastern part of the
, state Sept. LIST.
/
} DIR. Jacobsen entertained severa
gentlemen friends at his home in honor
/ of his neighbor, Stephen Gano's 18TH
birthday last Saturday.
r Sam Brown and son, Tom, arrived il
} Extra Tuesday from their home il
, California for few days visit with ole
3 friends.
A. w. Bradley and wife Mesdame
> Washer and Crosser and Elizabeth Hal
5 ,iaised at the ri, A1cSutt home Tuesday
Mrs. H. Crosser returned to Omah
Friday. Her cousin Elizabeth Hall &C
companied her home for visit.
Grant Lancelot of Des Moines cam
up Monday to help care for his fathe
who is still confined to his bed.
p. NJ, Christensen and wife enter
tanned 80 relatives and friends at din
ner and supper last Sunday.
Extra is to have a moving pictur,
show this fall and winter and we hop
to see it we'll patronized.
Beatrice Crees of Audubon cam,
down Tuesday to visit at the j. NJ
Dimick home few days.
Mrs. w. Kline and children returned
home, after an extended visit with he
sister in Kansas
Mrs. Phil Hansen arrived here Tues
day from st. Paul to help care for he,
father, w. j. Lancelot.
Winnie simersen left for the eastern
part of the state Monday to visit rela
. tives for week.
Mrs. Jens Peter Wilson went to Menl,
Tuesday to visit her son, Ed, who re
sides there.
H. Sturgeon and wife are rejoicing
over baby boy that was born to then
Thursday.
Geo. Slater and wife are happy owe
the arrival of baby girl at their home
! Olga Larson went to Avoca Sunda,
to visit two weeks with relatives.
Lee McAninch made a business tri]
to Des Moines the first of the week.
Geo. and Pauline Spoo are visiting a
the A. j. Baylor home this week
Vera Croy returned Sunday from |
visit with her sister at Colorado.
Phil Spranel, of Des Moines is attend
ing to business here this week.
Maurine Jensen came here Saturday
to close out her stock of goods.
Geo. Weighton, of Audubon was call
ing on friends here Monday
B. F. Simpson and wife visited at thu
Connrardy home this week.
Mrs. Matilda johnson went to Allan
tic Monday to visit.
A. Voorhees, is confined to his bed a
the s. Gano home.
Mrs II uarr;cL want 70 Grant 4,