Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-11-27
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Miss Ota Marie Underwood left last
evening for Grinnell, where she will
visit until Sunday with her staunch
friend, Miss Gwendolen Carey, who at
tends college. She was accompanied as
far as Atlantic by Miss Dora Clark an
other High School teacher who went to
Mason, Neb., to visit with her aunt,
Mrs. l.. Il. Hill.
Does the word REPUTATION mean
anything to you? Stop and think and
figure and you will know why the MA
JESTIC RANGE HAS THE REPU-
TATION of being not only the BEST
but the LEAST EXPENSIVE. Let
the MN FROM THE FACTORY
paper. Audubon Hardware Co.
The second of the series of parties to
be given this winter by the Woman g
Club was arranged by Mrs Wilbur
Kennels and her section. The program
was a varied one consisting of music
and recitations, followed by refresh.
merits and dancing. The large attend
ance at these parties testifies to their
popularity. The next regular meeting
of the Club will be the second Wednes,
day in December. Miss Marie Wolff
leader. Subject, The Montesorri
System"
The Catholic people of Audubon OBJ
served the Thirteen Hour Devotion ut
their church in this city yesterday and
two masses were said at 7;30 and 500
o'clock, Father Meyer. of Extra being
here to assist Father Mcdonald. The
Blessed Sacrament was present upon
the middle altar throughout the day
and the faithful made numerous visits
to the church to pray. The Jubilee is
also being made at this time.
Bertel Wonsmos has gone to Lincoln,
Neb., where he will join A. l.. Brown
ing, the artist, who did some fancy
painting here during the summer.
Bertel has shown some ability along
the line of landscape artist which was
developed to IN rked degree under
the tutorship of Mr. Browning. His
work has been of special delight to Mr.
Browning who has offered him posi-
ton as assistant, and Bertel will be
given a tryout at Lincoln. His Audu-
bon friends hope he will make good.
NJ. F. Kerwin and wife came to Au-
dubon from Carroll Tuesday evening
for an over night visit with their son,
John K. and wife. Wednesday morn
ing, accompanied by his brothers r. NJ.
and t. B. Kerwin and the latter's wife,
they went to Victor to Join in the
family reunion of the Kerwin family
at the home of their eldest sister, Mrs.
Vary A. Mccain, which is being held
today. To say that the reunion and
Thanksgiving dinner is not being en-
ioyed to the fullest would be putting
it mildly.
Mrs. F. H. Adams received the sad
intelligence Friday that her father. DR.
Frederick w. Dean, aged 81 years had
died at Monroe, La, the day before,
The remains were shipped to Des Moi.
nes for burial. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
went to Des Moines Saturday to attend
the funeral which was held on Sunday
in charge of the A. o. U. W., and the
sermon preached by the Presbyterian
pastor. Death was due to the infrmi-
ties of old age. Mrs. Adams has the
sympathy of wide circle of friends in
her hour of grief
Mrs. G.. Z. Long who has had her
millinery business in the room with w.
H. Simcox, will vacate the space she
has been occupying and Monday will
move into the room over Wray's Variety
Store, which is the same room that Mrs.
Frazier used for her millinery goods
Mrs. Long will be given window space
to display her goods and hopes TO be
better able to take care of her increas.
ing business. Mr.. Simcox feels that he
needs the room for his business and the
additional space will give him an op-
portunity of displaying much of his
wares that heretofore he has been un-
able to do.