Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-09
VIOLA.

o. II. Jacobsen, our present repre-
sentative, 10 a moral, honorable, up
right man, and made a good record
in the last legislature, supporting all
good measures. BY all true political
etiquett he is entitled TO a second
term. Republicans think twice be-
fore you vote at the primary and /
believe common courtesy will cause
you to vote for Mr. Jacobsen.
Mrs. Jessie Peppers of Extra pre-
pared surprise party Tuesday night
for her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Daw-
son, at their fine country home in
Viola. The occasion being in honor
of their twenty-ffth wedding ami
versary. A large crowd was present
and the usual good time reported.
Remember W. L. Harding, republi-
can candidate for Lieutenant Govern
or, is brilliant, forceful young man
and will do honor to the position he
! seeks.
! Rev. D. Dobson of University Park,
| Iowa, will preach at Mt. Zion Fri
day and Saturday evenings and over
Sunday. Come out and hear him.
Rev. Mehnert had the misfortune to
run rusty nail in his foot Saturday.
1t was with some difficulty that ne
made his appointments Sunday.
Attendance to Sunday School is on
the increase. A class for young mar
ried people was organized Sunday with
Rev, Mehnert teacher.
VIM. Thompson and family and
| Clarence Barrett and wife were en-
tertained Sunday at the Warren
Thompson home.
Harlan Griffith and Mrs. Frank
Carpenter are enjoying a visit with
their sister, Mrs. Osborne, of Emer-
son, Nebraska.
Messrs Rice and Bamsey and the
Misses Johnson and Kopp of Audubon
attended church at Mt. Zion, Sunday
night.
VIM. Thompson and Clarence Bar
rett sawed wood Wednesday. Fred
Rasmussen doing the wark.
A number of the Viola young peo-
pie attended the entertainment al
Bethel Friday evening.
0. H. Jacobsen, candidate for rep
resentative, and John Norris were in
| Viola, Wednesday
Maurice Carpenter was a Sunday
| evening caller at the hospitable home
of Dana Clifford.
Will Martin visited Saturday with
his sister, Mrs. Cyrus Emery, near
Coon Rapids. '@1
There will be Holiness Convention
at Mt. Zion church Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. "5
| Mrs. John Moreland and daughter,
Orpha, were Coon Rapids VISITORS.
Thursday. .r s9- -. -..t,.rss
Mrs. Geo. Textor and children Wis,
tied Wednesday with Mrs. r. L.
Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Mack at
tended services at Mt Zion Sunday
evening.
The James Dudley family were en-
tertained Sunday at the F. NJ. Wager
home.
A sister of Axel Bylund, from Cleve-.
land, Ohio, is visiting with him this
week.
The Will Clifford and Mart Olsen
families were Audubon callers FRI
day.
Lars Larson and family spent Tues
day evening at the Chris Jensen home.
Earl and Belle Dawson were en-
tertained Sunday at Sam Cretsinger's.
Guy jerks is hauling lumber pre-
paratory to building a new barn.
Superintendent E. NJ. Stearns was
visiting schools in Viola Friday.
VI. ~. I1lSlcy anu NclI
on the Coon river, Friday.
Leslie Alder accompanied Archer
Textor to Dedham, Friday. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnet visited Satur-
day at the Mitchell home.
Miss Cora Hendricks visited Friday
with Miss Lillian Morris.
Curtis Carpenter sold a team to
horse buyer last week.
Geo. Textor and family visited Sum
day at Dana Clifford's.
Mrs. Frank Olson spent Thursday
with Mrs Mart Olson.
Veterinary Unger made a call at
Bird Gilbert's Sunday.
Fred Textor papered the milford
residence Saturday.
Bird Gilbert and wife Sundayed at
Curtis Carpenters.
Ethel Bonnet returned to her home