Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-02-15

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Rio Grand Valley, Tuesday February
Goth. Will you be ready at that time.
II. Geo. E. Kellogg.
NJ. w. McFadden and wife came
from Coleridge, Neb, this week to
visit with Mrs. H. Schrieber and fam
lily. They left yesterday for Carroll to
visit relatives.
Wanted buttermaker for the Liber.
ty Creamery Co. All applications must
be sent to the Secretary, James Witt
rup, Manning, Ia, before the 25th, of
February. "a.
Miss Ruth Turner, following very
pleasant visit here with her friends, the
Misses Gene and Emma Culver, depart.
ed for her home in Rapid City, S. d.,
last week 'al
Mrs. w. d. Stanley and daughter
Mrs. c. E. Deets and child went 10
Marshalltown Tuesday for weeks Wis
it with the formers sister, Mrs. G. E.
Townsend tL8u
The A. o. U. w. Lodge held their
regular meeting Wednesday night of
last week and took in four new men,
bcrs. They expect to take in several
more soon.
= Gus Hahn and family departed for
their home in Canada last evening, fol-
lowing visit here since New Years with
his parents, Chris Hahn and wife, and
with other relatives
/ Charley Campbell and sister. Miss
Katiewill depart for w oolsey, s. d.. this
evening to visit with Andrew kanstrum
and family, who formerly lived neigh
bors to them near Larland.y Al l.aa :, p
Last Thursday night Mrs.F Sun
berg entertained several friends at her
home in the country. A few social
hours were passed, after which light re-
freshments were served
Jasper Jensen left for Stuart Monday
to look after his land interests. His
daughter Lena, who was home for a
visit accompanied him to Atlantic to
resume her school duties.
Chris p. Jensen and wife, Chas Peter
sen, wife and daughter and Mrs. Hans
G. Hansen went to Harlan Tuesday to
attend the golden wedding anniversary
of Mrs. Chas. Petersen's parents.
Mrs. Spilker, of Gray and miss Lena
Bush, of Extra were guests of, Mrs. r.
j. Creveling Monday, remaining over
night to attend the ''Cafeteria. Social
at the NJ. E. church Monday evening.
DR.. Chas. Burnside has fully, secover-
ed from his recent operation for appen-
dicitis and returned home Friday from
Grinnell where he visited with his sis
ter, Mrs. Wadsworth, after leaving
Des Moines.
Miss Nellie Foley, of Atlantic, follow
ing visit here with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. M. I. Foley, departed Sunday
noon for Chicago accompanied by her
partner, Miss Collins to purchase goods
for their store.
Rev. A. A. Mitchell arrived home
Thursday evening from North Bend,
Neb.. where he went to attend the fun
eral of his wife's father, Mr. Frad Tedy,
Sr., who died Saturday February, 3,
1912 at 80 pm, and was buried Mon
day. February 9Th,
S. w. Cramer, of Spirit Lake, who
has been in the city the past few days.
left this morning for his home. He
still owns property here in town and
was called here to look after it. Mr..
Cramer is the same jolly good natured
gentleman he's always been and while
in the Republican Office renewing his
subscription, said he was the same
standpatter as of yore. He's a good
republican to say the least and will be
found working for the interest of the
party at all times.
j. NJ Cole was in the office yesterday
morning showing us map of the state
of Iowa that had been given to him by
his uncle. The map was issued in 1864
and Extra is the only town shown in
Audubon county. The county at that
time had population of 454. The map
was we'll preserved and Mr.. Cole prizes
it highly This part of the state looked
mighty bare; there was no Audubon
and no Atlantic. Today the situation
is vastly different. Audubon is on the
map and is progressing very nicely
thank you.