Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-24
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ness visitor in Westside last week.
Peter Larsen and wife left Saturday
for visit in Omaha with relatives.
Marie Walters departed Monday for
Clark, Neb, where she will work for
her sister.
John Stewart and John SEWERS were
business visitors in Atlantic the first of
the week.
A number of young Audubonites went
to Carroll Saturday to witness the foot
ball game.
Miss Mary Schrader left for Belle
PLANE Monday, where she will work
this winter.
Dr. and Mrs. r. F. Childs returned
Saturday from visit in Council Bluffs
with relatives.
Claus Martas departed Saturday for
visit with relatives and friends in
Minnesota
Misses Elizabeth and Lillian Foley
visited in Atlantic with friends last
Saturday.
John Wagner returned home Friday
from business visit of several weeks
in Knoxville.
Miss Matte Dennis went to Atlantic
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. George
Cummings.
John Smurr, who was in Audubon
and Atlantic on business, returned to
Jefferson Friday.
w. r. Smith came down from Car
roll Saturday and moved his family up
first of the week.
r.. J. Loveland and family went to
Dexter Saturday to visit with G.. w.
Drake and family.
| Miss Georgia Picking returned Satur-
day from Panora, where she was at the
home of her sister.
j. NJ. Culley, after visit in Extra
and Audubon with friends, returned to
Marshalltown Saturday.
VIM. Sucher, wife and daughter, re-
turned Friday from an extended visit
in Chadwick, H., with relatives and
friends.
John Roth and wife went to Omaha
Sunday noon to see his mother who is
not very well, and to visit relatives and
friends.
Blair Rice, who is attending college
at Ames came home Saturday to visit
over Sunday with his parents, F. NJ.
Rice and wife.
G.. L. Tramp, who went to Sioux City
as a delegate from Audubon to the i. o.
o. F. Grand Lodge meeting, returned
home Saturday.
r. Shockley and family arrived in
Audubon Monday from Oklahoma to
visit with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Coe
for several days.
Mrs. G. B. Christensen went to Om-
aha Friday to see her husband. the Rev.
Christensen, who underwent an opera
tion two weeks ago.
Mrs. Florence Myers and children, of
Anita came to Audubon Saturday to
visit her friends the, Misses Gene Gull
yer and Ruth Turner.
Miss Mildred Morrissey, of Des Goiues
accompanied by Mrs. G. p. Bagg and
children, came up Saturday to visit her
mother and sister.
Miss Lena Petersen, who was here to
attend the funeral of her father, went
to Iowa City Monday where she win
enter sanitarium.
H. Adkins, who visited in Audubon
with his brother-in-law, Geo. r. Hill
yer and family, departed for his home
in Oral, s. D., Saturday.
Mrs. H. J. Savage and sister, Miss
Eta Burr went to Atlantic Saturday to
spend the day with Mrs. Roscoe Clark,
a friend of their schooldays.
Harry Sampson came from Des Moines
Friday to visit with his parents and his
brother and family. Frank and Harry
drove to Glidden Saturday in the for
m RS auto.
One class of people; especially chick
en- thieves would like to have the auto
mobile abolished OF at least its lights az
night time, as 1t sometimes shows tnen4
up in their nefarious work.
Chas. B. Elliott. of Creston accompa-
MED by Mrs. Wattmore came to Audu-
bon Saturday to join his wife and visir
at the Wn. Layland home. Mrs. Watt
more went to Renwick Monday to visit
with friends,
Harry Cole has decided to give up city
life in the spring and will begin farm
ing his mother-in laws place near
Stuart March LIST. John Freeman and
family will move from West Audubon
to the house now occupied by Harry.
John Hoalxinson came to Audubon fot
an over Sunday visit with his old friend
and comrade, Geo. Agnew. returning to
his home in Creston Monday. They