Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08

II. Stocking. -.
A large number of Audubonites went
to Wall Lake in automobiles Sunday to
spend the day,
Mrs. B. Winter of Atlantic came to
Audubon Tuesday noon to visit with
Mrs. S, Musson.
The Misses Mabel Keith and Lulu
Sheets went to Guthrie Center Tuesday
to visit relatives.
Mrs. O. F. Olson and children, of
Elm Grove, n. D., are visiting at her
fathers, E. Jenck's.
Jim Nelson, who visited here with
Pete Madsen, returned to his home at
Walnut yesterday.
The Misses Bonnie and Bertha Young
went to Marshalltown yesterday to visit
their uncle, J. NJ. Culley.
Geo. Roderick, of Des Moines, with
his mother and son, of Dedham, spent
Sunday at Clark jerks home.
G. P. Nelson and Arthur Jensen went
to South Dakota Tuesday, where they
will work during the harvest.
AL. Hurd departed yesterday for Los
Angeles and other California points on
an extended visit and sight seeing trip.
Frank McFadden, now knight of
The Grip" dropped in off the road
Tuesday evening for a visit with his
mother.
Edith Clark returned to her home in
Stuart Tuesday, after weeks visit in
Audubon with her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
Mushrush.
Grandma Bradley, of Extra and Mrs
Etfie Crossner, of Omaha came TO Au-
dubon yesterday to visit with the Art
McNutt family.
NJ. F. Kerwin. wife and son Tom &C
companied by Jas. Trunnell and wife,
go to Spirit Lake today in the formers
car for visit with Chas. Trunnell and
family.
Mrs. Leib left for Ida Grove yester-
day to visit her daughter, Mrs L. w.
Lee and family. Her granddaughter.
Mabel Leib accompanied her as far as
7 Carroll.
Mrs. J. C. Schwab and two daughters,
departed Tuesday for Sutton, Neb., to
visit with relatives. Her husband, Rev.
Schwab will join them in a few weeks.
Mrs Downey, who has been at Ro-
chester, Mimi, the past month, and un'
derwent an operation while there, re
turned home yesterday and is getting
along nicely.
Wills Staley has purchased the barn
so long used by John Reinemund as
store room, and will move it onto his
home lots and use it to store his build
ing material.
For Sale:-A good eight octaveo organ
piano case Just as good as new, at g
price you cant help buying if you car
use an organ. See Renftle 81 Reed
South Park st. 32I.
r. C. Spencer and family went into
camp Tuesday for a weeks outing al
Hallock's Grove near Brayton. Warren
Leonard is doing the editorial stunt on
the Advocate during R. C's absence.
Mrs. NJ. a. Brown and son, DR.. A
Brown came up from Des Moines yes
terday Mrs. Brown will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. w. R
Green for the present while the doctor
comesssfor visit
Mrs. Eta Haley Osgood, of Portland
Maine, who has been in California, at
tending the biennial Convention of the
Federated Woman's Clubs, spent Tues
day in Audubon with her friend, Mis-:
Ella NJ Stearns. She was the First
State President of the Club in the state
of Maine.
Mrs F. S. Watts went to Des MOine'
Tuesday to visit with her son Harry
and wife. She then left for Farming
ton Ia. Wednesday evening where she
will deliver her address on 100 per cen
babies at the Chautauqua, being helt
there this week Mrs. Watts is fuen
speaker andsher addresses are Away
looked forward to with much pleasure
Regular preaching services will b.
held in the RossssM. E. church, Sunda.
Aug. II at 3p.m.CS. s. at 2p. m. tt,
fourth quarterly meeting of Manning
charge will be held at Manning Mon
day, Aug. ~ at pm. Business of al
important nature will be transacted an,
all members of the old quarterly con
ference are urged to be present. Rev
E. B!Scroggan.
Mr.. Emil Bilharz arrived home Sat
ur lay from Rochester Mimi, where b
spent seven weeks. While there he ur
derwent a very severely Surgical opera
tom, which proved successful in ever
way. Mr.. Bilharz says he feels bette
and weighs heavier than he has in tn
past - years, and be certainly looks i,
j. which is pleasisenews toaisfamily an
numerous friends.