Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-04-04


Escol Baker went to Indianola Friday
to visit relatives and friends.
J. X. Andersen shipped two car loads
of fine cattle to Chicago Monday.
Mrs Henry Ferguson of Atlantic was
in Audubon on business Saturday.
Mrs Louie Petersen was an over sun
day visitor in Atlantic with friends.
Clyde Keith was Sunday visitor in
Atlantic with his uncle, Frank Ferry.
LATE Simpson returned home Friday
from Des Moines where he went on
business.
Mrs Frank Herndon left Friday for
Holdridge, Neb., to visit her sister, Mrs.
Beghtal
S. J. Hansen and Miss Marin Kirk
went TO Templeton Friday to visit with
relatives
Ralph Warrington and wife returned
home Sunday from visit in Odeboldt
with relatives.
Miss Mae Michael closed her school
in Hamlin, Friday and came home to
enjoy her vacation.
j. Il. Wright returned home Friday
noon from Omaha where he went last
week with shipment of cattle.
The Union Pacific road was tied up
for the first time in its existence, be
cause of high waters this week.
S. w. Wright transacted business in
Council Bluffs a few days last week re-
turning home Thursday evening.
Dick Blake of Ponora was in Audubon
the last of the week visiting with rela-
tives and looking after business affairs.
Ed Finch returned home Tuesday
fom Casey where he has been the past
two weeks looking after his farm in
terests.
Ed. S. Van Gorder and son returned
home Saturday from Des Moines, where
they visited relatives and friends for
several days.
Miss Anna Wilson, who teaches school
at Ames came home Saturday to spend
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Wilson
Nels Sorensen went to Council Bluffs
Friday being called there because of the
death of his wife, who entered hospi-
tai earlier in the week.
Jack Lemon. conductor on the Au.
dubon Rock Island branch took lay
off Monday, Apr. 1st,-just to fool his
friends and plant garden.
Mrs. Rev S. L. Shoup and child left
Friday for Council Bluffs to join her
husband. Her father-in law, Sam1.
Shoup, sr., accompanied her
p A Rasmussen went to Waterloo
Tuesday as delegate from this dis
trict to attend the Grand Lodge of the
American Mobiles now in session.
The thing to do is to buy one of those
Betsy" vacuum cleaners at a. c. Har-
mons, they work like carpet sweep
err One person can run it. lift
Mrs w H Andrews, following a
pleasant visit here with her sister, Mrs
J. r. Wright and family, returned to
her home at New Providence Saturday
For Sale Best one-half section stock
farm in Dickinson Ca. Ia, for the
money Running water. Fine I'm
provements, etc. F. E. Griffith, Mil
ford. Ia
w. Burnside returned home from
Grinnell Thursday evening where he
went to see j. NJ. McKarahan who was
dangerously ill. He reports him much
improved.
! The Standard Oil Co received a fine
double tank wagon from Cleveland, o.,
last week to be used in their Audubon
county territory Look out for jump
in the price of oil.
Mrs. w. F. Holcomb, of Nebraska
who visited here for several days with
her sister, Mrs. c. E. Bates, went to
Harlan Saturday to visit with her sis
ter, Mrs J. Cirque
Mrs A. l. Metcalf and children and
Fred Rays returned to their home in
Harlan Saturday after visit here of
several days with her sister, Mrs Geo.
Hillyer aid family.
Miss Daisy Frick arrived home Fri
day from Chicago where she visited a
week with relatives and friends. She
also atteded to some business matters
while in the windy city.
Mrs. Kate Sheets went to Atlantic
Friday to meet her daughter, Miss Lula
who visited in Redfeld They then
went to Omaha to visit with relatives
and friends for several days.
The teachers employed in the High
School this term have been elected for
another year. We understand, however