Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-08-07

Miss Harriet Bilharz, went to Chicago
Tuesday, to visit her mother, and to en-
| Joy two weeks vacation.
Mrs. T. p. BerriDger, went to lows
Falls, Tuesday, to visit month or Sc
at the home of her parents.
Eskild Jensen, who has been visiting
his brother, Jens Jensen, returned to
his home at Adair, Monday.
Mrs. DIR. Graf, arrived from Villisca
Friday, and is visiting at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. LATE Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Caldwell have
gone to Morris, H., for visit to rela
tives and TO see some sick folks.
Miss Lille Cassidy, who has been Wis
iting M. T. Foley and family, returned
Monday to her home at Omaha
DR.. Wier, and Mrs. Fred Farquhar
of Winterset were visitors at the Far
quhar and Hunt homes, Sunday.
Miss Joy Pfiester, arrived from Car
roll Friday, to visit few days with
relatives and attend chautauGua.
Following visit at the Morrissey
home. Mrs. p. NJ. Donohoe and daugh.
ter returned to Des MoinesJ Monday.
s. Rempp and wife, arrived Friday
from Montezuma, to visit his sister in.
law, Mrs. Savalia Higgins, near Ross.
Mrs. Alice WorreIl, who has been
visiting E. Reed, and family, returned
Monday to her home at Williamsburg.
Miss Margaret Oaks who was a guest
of friends in the city several days, re-
turned Friday to her home in Atlantic.
Chris and Julius Henricksen, went to
Oldoam, S. D. Tuesday, where they
expect to work during thrashing season.
Miss Donna Baker accompanied by
Miss Helen Ward, went to Lewis Mon
day, to visit at the home of the former $
uncle.
1 II. NJ. Boorman, the notorious lawyer
from Atlantic was in the city Saturday
consulting with Jim Harmon and Mitt
Fiscus.
Chris Bisgaard went to Anita yester-
day to join his family who has been
absent the past five weeks visiting her
brothers.
Good cook and dining room girls
wanted at once at the Park hotel.
Steady work and good wages to the
right party. -32tf
DIR. G.. w. Collin and wife, who have
been visiting Geo. Agnew and family
departed Monday for their home at
Pawnee City, Nebr.
Miss Augusta Tennegkeit, arrived
from Des Moines Friday, to care for
her sister, Myrtle, who is quite sick at
the Chas. johnson home.
Miss Bethel Dillavou, who has been
visiting her friend, Miss Blanche Ma.
son, the past two weeks, returned Fri,
day, to her home at Jefferson.
James Wheeler and Fred German,
departed Tuesday, for Brownlee, Sask.
Canada, where they expect to work in
the harvest fields until winter.
l.. f. Kline went to Omaha yesterday
to see his family who have been there
the past week. From Omaha he goes
to Malvern to visit some of his sisters.
I Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Brown, of At
lantic were in the city Thursday visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Freeman who ex-
pect to soon leave for California to
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Holcamp and
two children who visited here at the G.
E. Bates home the past few days, de-
parted Tuesday for their home near
Clay Center, Nebr.
The following letters have remained
uncalled for at the postoffice: Niels
Fee, j. b. Fulton, AL Admor de Corresa
sen and Hans Boude.
A number of the local Woodmer
made trip to Atlantic, Avoca, Walnut
and Elk Horn Monday advertising the
big M. w. A. log Rolling to be held il
Audubon August 10Th.
A Big Saving to YOU Save twenty
cents on every dollar on a gasoline
stove or refrigerator at our store. Come
in and let us show the goods to you.
BIC. Audubon Hardware Co.
Martin Smith and wife left Tuesday
for six week visit with his wife's
brother at Saltwater, Minnesota. MIR
Smith wants to keep posted on the
news while he is away and asks us t.
send him the Republican. We hope hi
and his good wife will enjoy their WISH
and come back home feeling all tn,
better for having taken a little outing