Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-11

Col. d. X. Jones, who was here to
cry the w. j. Campbell sale returned
to his home in Casey last evening.
w. E. Kennels and wife have return
ed from visit with relatives at Valley
Junction, Des Moines and Earlham.
Real spring weather in Iowa in the
month of December beats the southern
climate all hollow.
Mrs. Chas johnson entertained at her
home yesterday afternoon six ladies of
the Degree of Honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Burnside went to
Grinnell today to visit their daughter,
Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth.
Jesse McNary, of Manning spent Mon
day in Audubon with his parents, Geo.
McNary and wife.
Miss Hungerford, who has been nurs-
ing case at the John Sampson left yes
terday for Council Bluffs.
NJ. G. Griffith departed last Thursday
for San Antonio, Tex, where he an
tends to spend the winter
J. c. Swezey arrived home Friday
from two weeks visit in Sioux City
with his nephew, Chas. Brown.
C. F. Carlson and son Carl returned
last evening from Omaha, where they
went with stock shipment.
Mangus Nelson and Amelia Andersen
went 90 Hampton, Neb., Friday, for a
visit of week with relatives and friends
Sam McLeran, after a weeks visit
here with his brother, VIM. McLeran,
ST., returned to his home in Idaho today.
Steve Morrissey was a visitor in Des
Moines the last of the week on business
and to visit with his sister, Miss Mildred
Earl Markell returned to his home at
Oak, Neb., last evening. He was here
picking corn for his cousin, Bert Rem
shaw.
Hans Petersen left last week for
West Branch to visit his two sisters,
Mesdames Martin Jensen and Walter
Benson. g%A
Misses Matte and Clara Weise, who
visited here at the VIM and Peter Della
hoyde homes returned to Atlantic yes
terday. +
G. J. McCuen, who has been painting
Dun McCuen home in Lincoln township,
returned to Audubon Thursday evening
from Manning.
Lost between Boyer's store and my
home, childs stocking cap. Finder
please notify Mrs. Bernice Barrett. No.
of Phone IL A 1921. 50,.
F. w. Smith has placed a very nice
triangle glass sanitary case over his de-
licious candies to keep them pure ind
clean at all times.
Ray Smith returned to his home at
Lake View Saturday, after a visit in
Shenandoah and Audubon with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. C. B. Arbuckle, following visit
here with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Stetzel,
and other relatives, returned to her
horne in Omaha Friday.
The Audubon Hardware Co., had an
electric battery in their show window
to attract attention of passersby to the
Majestic Range display.
Miss Minnie Burr was managing The
millinery establishment of Mrs. G.. f.
Long few days while the latter was at
NJ. T. Foley and son, Phil, have re-
turned from Chicago where they went
to attend the /. l.. s. e. and enjoy a
visit with old time friends.
The Domestic Science will have a So
cial meeting Dec. 10th in the lecture
room of the library at 3p. m. All men,
hers are cordially invited.
j. Lloyd killed a wolf in Melville
township this week and brought the
pelt to the County Auditors Office yes
terday and collected the bounty.
This is the time of the year when
people are planning to make presents to
loved ones. Every man ought to love
his wife and If she hasn't sewing
machine that will do the work right,
no present will be more appreciated
than Singer sewing machine purchas-
ed of j. j. Ruhs.
Miss Carolyn Forgraves came to An.
dubon Saturday from her home in Abel
for visit with Ed. Bilharz and family.
Miss Forgraves is superintendent of
schools of Dallas county and gave very
interesting address at Adair last ThursN
day on The Farmer Woman as a Com
munity Leader" The address was of
merit and il is thought Miss
Forgraves might be induced to make an
address before the club women of this
city on the same subject