Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-04

Clarence Laubender was business
passenger to Manning, Saturday.
Mrs Mollie Schalow was an over
Sunday visitor with friends in Atlantic.
Wanted-A good girl to do general
Homework. Good wages. Call this
office.
G.. G. Brockway went to Manning
Friday, to play at one of their German
celebrations.
Mrs. p. II. L. Petersen arrived fiom
Cedar Falls, Friday and is visitiI g her
son, Walter q. Olsen.
Mrs. Ray Leonard went back to her
home at Nicola Friday after visit at
the Val Leonard home.
Will Repass, of Dexter who has been
guest at the home of his uncle, Geo,
Foley, went back home Saturday.
Only two more building lots for sale
at $40 down and the balance $40 per
month. 33tf o. X. Harris.
o. Toppenberg and wife were in town
Saturday on their way home to Stan
hope, following visit with relatives at
Extra.
Chas. Ferguson and f. r. Wicks, de
parted Saturday for Mechanicsville,
to visit the formers father and other
relatives.
John Winn arrived from Red Oak,
Friday and is guest of his cousin,
Walkup Crees and family in Greeley
township.
Mrs. Jennings and children, of Carroll
passed through the city on their return
from an over Sunday visit with rela.
tives at Brayton.
Alec Matheson, wife and daughter,
who have been at the j. NJ Fullerton
home ON visit, left Saturday morning
for Stanton, Nebr
Mrs. H. E. Farquhar and children
who were in Audubon visiting her
husbands people left Saturday for their
home in Lincoln, Nebr.
Mrs. Mary Hill and daughter Dorothy,
returned to Beaver City, Nebr., Friday
after a pleasant visit at the home of w.
j. Callow and family.
John Schrader went to Carroll, Friday
to meet his grand children, Sadie and
ALIVE Carl, of Belle Plaine, who were
coming here for visit.
Knud lessen and wife and her brother
Richard, of Sharon township, went tC
Calander, Saturday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hansen.
Chas. O'Brien, who has been here or
visit to his parents, MIR. and Mrs
Jack O'Brien, left Friday evening fol
his home at Minooka, Illinois.
Miss Katie Mcclure returned t.
Council Bluffs Friday after couple Of
weeks visit at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mcclure.
Mrs. L. Heuerman went to Manning
Friday, to visit her daughter, Mrs
| Wright Mr. and Mrs. Wright expect
to move away from Manning next week
Mrs. Henry Leach and baby, and
Miss Gwendolin Carey, returned Satur
day from Mason City, where they visit
ed Mrs. Leach's parents. They also
enjoyed short outing at Clear Lake.
Rev. S. r. Ferguson of Cedar Rapids
was in the city Friday. He is superin
tendent of Sunday school missions Of
the Presbyterian church and was look
ing after interests PERTAINING to tina
work.
Miss Clara K. Luse who has beer
spending her vacation here with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Luse, de
parted Friday for Los Angeles, Calf.
| to resume her duties as teacher in the
public schools of that city.
G. w. Pearce and son f. H. Pearce,
of Grinnell who have been visiting al
the G.. X. Hillyer home with the for.
mer's sister, Mrs. Campbell, returned
to their homes Saturday. Mrs Camp.
bell is making her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hillyer.
Mrs. M. M. Black who formerly re-
| sided hereSbut now resident of King.
fisher, Okla, has been visiting her son,
j. b. Black. Saturday morning she
went to Atalissa, to visit another son,
and was accompanied as far as Allan.
tic by her son Ben.
Thomas Owen and wife who have
been here couple of months visiting
numerous relatives took their departure
for their home at Moore, Okla. the last
of the week. They like Oklahoma
quite well and the climate seems to
agree with his health.
Mrs. Wesley Stetzel and Miss Lola
Ellis went to Atlantic Saturday after a
short visit here with relatives. They
stopped at the hospital to see Luverne
Ellis, OF Walnut who is in the Atlantic
hospital recovering from recent acct
dent in which he sustained broken leg.
Chas. Tunman and wife said they
had been staying so close at home OF
late that they decided Saturday to &C
to Victor for visit with Mrs. Tunman'
sister. They formerly lived near there.
They came to Audubon county in 1886
and purchased the farm he now lives
on for 50 an acre.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Pfiester of Carroll
came across country in their new Ford
Thursday to visit at the j. M. Renftle
home The Pfester's lived in Audubon
county % years and lived across the
road from Gwen Davis They became
the staunchest of friends and so they
visited at his home on F1day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinemund have
returned from a fishing expedition al
some of the beautiful lakes near
Minneapolis and st. Paul. Mr.. Refine
mund spent part of his time in Canada
looking after his land interests and on
his return home was met by Mrs
Reinemund at Minneapolis. John re
ports crop conditions in Canada tip-tol
and farmers smiling and happy.
Joseph Blohm went to Iowa Cit,
Friday with his daughter, Miss Minnie
where she expected TO enter hospita
for treatment. She has been sorel,
afflicted with rheumatism and has beer
unable to get around without the ait
of crutches. Her condition was not
improving as rapidly as the family haC
hoped and they believe she will be abb,
to get some permanent relief at Iowa
City.
Miss Hazel Norman, and Mesdamel
Kittell and Raebel, teachers in the NJ
Il. church Sunday school. took theii
classes of little tots for picnic to tn,
school grounds Friday afternoon
About 80 ranging from the ages of foul
to seven, were able to participate, an(
/ a hapniar hnnoh ~ Eftla folLo xyar.