Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-03

Mrs. J. G. Boyer transacted business
in Atlantic Tuesday. ~.
Ed. johnson was in Omaha the first
of the week on business. ..-.
Mesdames L. G.. Stuart and daugh-
ter, H. Arnold went to Atlantic Tuesday.
Miss Anna Kolb came to Audubon
Monday to visit her cousin, Mrs. Sherm
Wright.
Chas. Spencer returned home Tuesday
from Marshalltown, where he went on
business.
Chas. Bagley left Tuesday evening
for Davenport on an important matter
of business.
Mrs. j. S. Sherma came down from
Kirkman Monday, to visit her mother,
Mrs. A. J. Eddy.
Andrew Christensen, who was in Om-
aha on business and visiting friends. re-
turned home Tuesday. NJ
Mrs. Mary Larsen went to Lake View
Tuesday to visit her old time friend and
neighbor, Mrs. Nielsen.
| Alfred Mills, of Sidell, III, who has
been in Minnesota on business, come to
Audubon the last Of the week to visit at
the Sylvester Moore home.
c. Kline an expert barber came from
Wichita. Kans., and began work for
w. A. Bailey this week. ...,.
w. D. Wood arrived home Tuesday
from Minnesota and Wisconsin where
he spent month hunting. ~
| ]. L. Watson was an Omaha business
visitor Tuesday in the interest of the,
D. NJ. Dean Marble Works.
Mrs. Geo. Moore went to Sioux City
Tuesday to visit few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Rob't. Moore.
F. Vermilya went to Walnut Tuesday
to close out the stock of merchandise he
recently purchased at jefferson.
| Mrs. A. Hoogenakker, who was in
Audubon on weeks visit, returned to
her home in Pella the fore part of the
week.
Mrs. John Cameron who attended the
wedding of her son at Burlington last
week, then visited friends in Centralia,
ILL.,, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Sarah E. Foster, following six
months visit in Montezuma with her sis
ter, Mrs. Eliza j. johnson and numer-
GUS friends, returned home Tuesday.
The foot ball game that was 70 have
been played last Friday between the
High School and Alumni teams win be-
played tomorrow afternoon at four
O'Clock.
Mrs. Ellis Weldy, who visited in Au-
dubon with relatives and friends went
to Hamlin Tuesday to visit at the Vic
tor Nelson home, when she will return
to her home in Iowa City.
Iii. Messersmith and wife, who spent
two weeks in Audubon with his sisters.
Mesdames I. G. Cramer and Geo. A.
Campbell, departed for their home in
Logansport, Ind, Monday. -.
Services will be held at Ross Metho-
dist Episcopal church Sabbath, Oct. 8.
s. 8. at 2 p. m, followed by preaching
at 8 p. m. All are cordially invited to
these services. Rev. E. B. Scroggan.
Mrs. Catharine Campbell went to
Laurens Tuesday to visit her sons, John
and Andrew. Geo. Hillyer her son-in-
law, accompanied her as far as Mann
ing to see her safely on the right train.
Mrs. w. Burnside, following an en-
joyable visitin Grinnell with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wadsworth. returned home
Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs. E. Searles,
of New York, accompanied, her home
for visit.
Miss Anna Christensen, following q
pleasant ten days visit in Audubon with
her parents, Rev. G.. B. Christensen
and wife. return cd to Wahoo, Neb., yes
terday, where she isstudying music and
voice culture.
Mrs. N. Nelson and little daughter Of
Larland were Guthrie Center callers
the latter part Of last week to consult
DR.. Crawford, who did a tonsil and
adenoid operation for the daughter.
Guthrie Center Times.
Rev. Richmond Smith, of Cedar Falk
came to Audubon the last of the week
to visit with Mrs. Sarah Musson and
other friends. Rev. Smith was the pas
tor of the Methodist church in Audi
bon over 20 years ago. He preached at
the Presbyterian church Sunday.
Frank Hudspeth and wife are re-
.joicing over the arrival Of cute little
baby glrl at their home early Tuesday
morning. Mother and child are doing
fine, but Frank was so nervous all day
Tuesday that the team he uses at the
Audubon Produce House became ex-
cited late in the afternoon and ran
away.
Aaron Andersen, who left this part of
the cOy1atrv ahout n vear ono hos 49,,