Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-15

Ida Grove to visit relatives.
W. r. Russell was a business caller
at Atlantic Tuesday evening,
C. Gates went to Lorah yesterday to
visit Henry Cooley and family.
Homer Beers and wife became the par
ents of baby girl last Sunday.
Jesse McNary went to Manning to
work as helper at the Northwestern
depot.
Mrs. Otto Miller went to Grant yes.
terday to visit with relatives for few
weeks.
Barbara Klahs went to Carroll yes
terday to visit her brother George and
family
John Morrissey came from Harlan
last evening on business and to visit his
mother
Alma Oelke came up from Omaha
Tuesday to visit her parents, A. Oelke
and wife.
Harter McLaren and wife returned
home Tuesday evening from theirhoney
moon trip.
Mrs. Matilda Higgins is the guest of
relatives at Montour, going over there
yesterday.
Miss Bernadette DOnahue, of Stuart
is a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs
John kerwin.
L. B. Jennings and wife went to Elk
ira yesterday to attend the funeral of
81. Campbell.
Mrs. E. J. Eddy left for Oxford yes
terday to attend the funeral of her niece,
Mrs Geo. Cook
Chas. Van Gorder returned home the
first of the week from his summer home
at Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. Will Powers went to Atlantic
yesterday to visit few days with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. c. D. Booten, who visited with
her son Homer and family at Perry,
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. n. P Christensen came up from
Atlantic last evening to visit her niece
Mrs John Andersen and family.
Miss Nary Law has taken the posi-.
ton as book keeper in her fathers office
recently vacated by her sister, Hazel.
] R. Best and family arrived home
last evening from a three weeks visit
and sight seeing trip in Denver and Pu,
eblO, Colo.
4 dance was held in Maccabee Hal
Tuesday night by the young men of Aud
ubon. A delightful time is reported by
those present.
Mrs. Catharine Campbellleft Tuesday
for visit with relatives in Grinnell.
Her son-in-law, G.. Il. Hillyer accom-
panied her to Atlantic.
Almost all the Old Soldiers of Audi
bon went down in body to Extra on
the early train yesterday, to attend the
funeral of their Comrade, 81. Campbell.
Mrs Louis Rathkamp and children,
who visited her drughter, Mrs. Godfrey
Dreher and family in the country, re.
turned to her home in Cumberland, Ia.
yesterday.
T. B. Kerwin, wife and two daugh
tiers went to Logan yesterday to visit
with her brother, Jas. ManiOn and fam
lily. They will also visit at Vail with
friends while away.
Hi. Mendenhall has so far recovered
and feels so well, he says he intends
going to the State Fair and exhibit a
few of his patents. The change for the
better came all of sudden Saturday.
Mrs o. X. Purdy and daughter, Clio.
yer went to Casey Tuesday to join her
husband and make it their future home
Her sister, Miss Mabel Shurtleff, who
was here visiting, accompanied her to
Casey.
Miss Lavinia Steele, following a very
pleasant visit in Audubon with her sis
ter, Mrs. Gertrtde Nelson, returned to
her home in Des Moines yesterday Mrs
Nelson and two children accompanied
her home for a visit.
Last week the post-office safe at Ko
Iona was blown with dynimite by rob-
bers and the contents. $500 in stamps
and $50. in casa token. The post master,
\ Z Rawson is a brother.in-law of J.
w. B. Cole, Of Audubon.
Wells Ferguson, wife and two child
rem and John Dow, returned to their
home in Atlantic Monday. They were
here to attend the flu eral of Mrs Wed
erstien, the mother of Mrs. Ferguson,
who Iii Friday and was buried on
Sunday.
Mrs Nelson Cowles, Of Ottumwa, ar
rived in Audubon yesterday from Mon.
rovia, Cal, where she has been the past
few months with her mother, Mrs. J.
A. Nash and her sister Gretchen. She
reports her sister some better
Miss Della Antilles the niece of Rev.
Schwab, of Audubon. who with her
brother walked from their home in Suit
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