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

W. ~. LilOCt trdHSdCtoO business In
Atlantic Tuesday.
Chas. Grossman of Marine was in Au-
dubon on business Thursday last.
Miss Lena Boust left Saturday for a
visit with relatives and friends in Grant.
Mrs. A. Jacobsen returned home Mon
day from visit with friends in At
lantic.
S. b. Morrisey returned home from
Harlan Tuesday, where he was on
business.
Jas. Oliver came down from Sioux
City the last of the week to visit with
relatives.
The Womens Foreign Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. A. c. Harmon on
Tuesday,
Mrs. NJ. A. Eldridge went down to
Atlantic Monday to visit with her friend
Mrs. Stats.
Geo. Z. Kellogg returned home last
Thursday from Council Bluffs where
was ON business.
d. R. Jones, who cried three sales
here last week, returned to his home in
Casey Thursday.
Geo. Frazier went over to Guthrie
Center Monday to visit with his son
Will and family,
E. NJ. Cramer of Spirit Lake came to
Audubon, Saturday, to visit with rela.
tives and friends.
F. o. Niklason arrived home Friday
from Chicago, where he went with a
shipment of horses.
Earl Maharg. who was at Newton to
attend the State Corn Show, returned
home Friday night.
HARRIET Wadsworth came up from
Grinnell to visit with her grandparents,
w. Burnside and wife.
Miss Lena Nelson came over from
Masena Friday to visit with Rev. j. P.
Chrsitiansen and family.
VIM. Benton arrived home Tuesday
from Chicago where he went with two
cars of cattle, getting in on very poor
market.
John Stolbohm of Cedar Rapids came
to Audubon last week to visit with
friends and look after some business
matters.
j. d. Gumstrop departed Friday for
Tyler and Lake Benton, Mimi, for an
extended visit with his sisters and other
relatives.
B. F. Elder of Chicago was here last
week buying horses. He shipped Car
load of fine draft horses to Chicago last
Thursday.
Miss Maude Schaffer, arrived in Au-
dubon, Friday from South Bend, Ind,
to visit with her uncle, A. n. Detwiler
and family
Mrs. S. Ulrich returned to her home
in Atlantic Monday, following visit
here with her niece, Mrs. S. G. Curtis
and family.
DIR. Brooks, who was in the Bluffs to
see DIR. jackson, returned home Tues
day. He reports DR.. Jackson as being
very poorly.
E. j. Hansen and wife of Harlan
came to Audubon Monday to visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Howard kittell
and husband.
John Wagner went to Des Moines on
business, then to his old home in Knox
vile, last of the week to visit with old
time friends.
Len Fellows and wife came over
from Coon Rapids, Saturday, for visit
with his sister, Mrs NJ. H. Tittering.
ton and family.
Fred Tessman, who was operated on
for appendicitis at Des Moints a few
weeks ago returned home. Friday and
is feeling quite well now.
o. 8. WEIGH, who went to Des Moines
with his son, who underwent an opera
ton returned home Saturday. He re.
ports his son as doing nicely.
The Joe Downing car load of horses
arrived Friday from Nebraska and were
sold by Col. Carper Tuesday at public
auction, bringing good prices.
Henry Wissler. wife and daughter OF
Atlantic were here Friday on their
way to Carroll to attend the funeral OF
their son Edwards little five year old
boy, Rex.
Erne Bryan, who was here to, visit
with his sister, Mrs. HI. G. Rice and
family, and on business in connection
with his fathers the late j. M. organs
estate. returned to his home in Guthrie
Center Friday.
j. w. B. Cole received a pleasant call
Tuesday from Henry Fisk of Pella, la.
They both served in Co. /. the 10th,
Iowa, for three years, and to
say that they did not enjoy the day s
visit would be putting it mildly.