Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-01-23

Inc thursday SIuD CeleDTdtSu lls loGn
anniversary at the beautiful home of E.
G. Wilson and wife last Thursday even
ing, January 10th. The refreshment
committee Mrs. VIM. Varney, Mrs. w.
]. Lancelot, Mrs. Chas. Milliman and
Mrs. Chas. Houston prepared and served
bountiful seven o'clock dinner at
which g. covers were laid. The
tables were Respondent with cut glass
and silver and beautifully decorated
with pink carnations, the club flower.
The club monogram tinted with the
club colors pink and green were used as
place cards and were the artistic handi-
work of Mrs. j. G. Riley. The follow
ing menu was served.
Turkey Mashed Potatoes Dressing
Gravey Scalloped Oysters
Jellied Cranberries -..,..
Celery Salad Pickles Olives
Ice Cream Angel Food Cake
Coffee
The committee ON entertainment,
Mrs. Henry Kroger, Mrs. LISA Gault
and Mrs. c. L. McAninch provided this
splendid program for the occasion.
A group of Songs .--- Miss Carrie Gault
Recitation Mrs. Hollingshead
Ladies Quartet Carrie Gault, Mrs. L..
j. Oldaker, Verna Lancelot, and
Ellowene Dimick.
Recitation Mrs. Boy Herrick
Historical Sketch, The Women Who
Did" BY Members of the Clnt
To which each one did justice to their
part. All wendell their way home at a
late hour declaring it one of the most
pleasant evenings they had ever spent
Mr.. Mccormick, Mr.. Curimgs, B. r.
Plots and Mr.. Sheldon, the managers
of the western department of the
American Insurance Company are out
over the road getting acquainted with
their agents and called on their agent
here, A. w. Harvey between trains
last Monday.
Will Hay returned from Peetz, Colo,
last Friday where he went to take up a
homestead. He will return there next
July to fence and otherwise improve
but will not move his family there until
year from this spring.
The Booster Club held very inter-
esting meeting at the DR.. Newton Office
last Tuesday evening and selected dele
gates to attend the State Convention
this week. A. w. Harvey and B. E..
Wilson were the delegates.
The stock holders of the First National
Bank held their annual meeting last
Tuesday and all the old officers hold
their same Office and they found nice
years business done in the past year.
DR.. Baker of South Omaha returned
here Monday and will assist DR.. Clay
in vacinating a bunch of hogs for VIM
Davis. DR.. Baker is introducing a
State Sirum.
Mark Nelson, the champion checker
player here, who went to Lincoln, Neb.,
to play their expert player has won the
championship over the player there.
A public dance was held at the gym
nasium hall Wednesday night where a
jolly crowd tripped the light fantastic
until the wee hours of the morning.
The show Uncle Zeke" given here
Wednesday night was well attended
and everyone was well pleased with the
evenings performance.
Willie Stager who just recently re-
turned from Idaho where he has worked
the past year, is visiting at the Amos
Tibben home east of town. ~
Lena and Henry Bush were called to
Oakland by the death of their aunt,
Mrs. j. NJ. Byrd, last Thursday. They
returned to their home Monday.
The Gordemier boys gave dance at
the K. A. hall last Thursday evening
Guy Sampson of Atlantic and Chas.
Gordemier played.
Chris Petersen south of town cele-
brated his birthday last Thursday by
inviting in his friends 10 spend ths day.