Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-08-28
School shoes at Rasmussen s. Jensen

OcnOOi SHOES az hdsmussou CO JENSEN.
School shoes at right prices at Ras-
mussen & Jensens.
Buy the best for the money Rasmus-
sen 81 Je. sens school shoes.
Chas. Jones and family went to Win
terset for weeks visit at the home of
Mrs. Stiles.
Mrs. J. J. Murry, went to Carroll,
this morning, TO visit at the James
Murphy home.
Mrs. Richard Kerwin went to Randa-
liza, Ia, yesterday to care for her
nephew who is quite sick.
| Phil Foley arrived from Chicago
yesterday and is spending few days
at the home of his parents.
Ed johnson and Amos Fancher went
to Washington Springs, s. d., yesterday
to look after land interests.
A pig weighing 200 pounds strayed
from my slaughter house, finder please
notify me. ]. f McCort.
John Nash departed this morning for
FIT. Dodge, Lake Okoboji and Hancock
county where he has land interests.
Robert Carper arrived from Sencer,
yesterday. to be present at the funeral
of his brother-i law, II. w. Stearns.
A white bull pup with q black spot
around one eye has strayed from my
place Finder please notify Ed. Dryden
Alex Wilson arrived yesterday, from
Ida Grove to visit his old friend, E. A.
Bates, and look after some land interests.
Wilbur Moreland. of Milford, arrived
Sunday, and is spending week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. s More
land.
Rexford J. Renfle, of Carroll. arrived
Sunday, and is spending week with
his grandparents, John Reneftle Sr.
ana wife.
Chas Coulter and Carl Fiscus and
their families, left this morning fol
Valley junction, where they have secur
ed employment.
Mrs. p. J. Paulsos. and daughter
Clara, who have been visiting relatives
at Brayton, returned yesterday to theil
home at Graettenger, La.
Miss Emily Weber, who has been 9
guest at the M. I. Foley home the past
two weeks, returned to her home al
Marshalltown, yesterday.
A Sunday School picnic will be hello
Friday, in the I. G. Hester grove
Everybody is invited to come and en-
joy good pleasant outing. !.
| Mrs. Ebbe Hansen of Harlan and hel
brother, Hans Engly and wife, of neal
Guthrie Center were guests at the
Howard e. Kittell home yesterday.
Ed. Kingsley who was at one time
operator at the North Western, and
also in business with John McKarahan
was in the city, the fore part of the
week. tr
| Mrs. w. ]. Ostrander and son who
have been guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. James Andersen, departed
this morning, for their home at Dakota
City, Nebr. 2"
Mr.. and Mrs. OIL Glasscock, arrived
home of his sister, Mrs. Thomas Camp
bell. Mrs. Glasscock, returned to Har-
Ian, this morning. ~"
Mrs w. d. Kirk and children, who
have spent several weeks at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Van Gorder, returned this morning to
her home at Chicago. t4tsl $lr
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lee, miles
east of town havs new boy at. their
home, arriving Tuesday. And Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester johnson, miles northeast
of town have a new girl. ~
| vi. gil Stearns, Of Parson, Kansas, ar.
rived in the city this morning, having
been summoned here by the sudden
death of his father, Doc Stearns, who
will be buried this afternoon. e.
Mrs. Anna Carson, who has been
visiting her brother, j. w. Richards,
the past two months, returned to her
home at Lincoln, ILL.,, last night, going
via Springfield, where she will visit q
couple of days. nv
Mrs. Chas, Layland, was called to
Atlantic, this morning by the serious
illness of her father, Joe Moon, who
will be taken to hospital this after
noon for an operation. His condition is
considered serious. "#
Miss Zanna Love, who has been a
guest at the w. J. Laubender home the
past three weeks, left this morning for
Council Bluffs, where she will make a
short stay before going to her home at
Ponca City, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feeder Schmidt, who
were recently married at Spirit Lake,
arrived in the city last night, after a
/ So, n sa.k 10.
make Audubon their home. which will
be gratifying news to their friends.
Peter Nelson and daughters passed
through Audubon Friday enroute to
their home in Atlantic from Fonda
where the ladies have been conducting
a millinery store. Mr. Nelson and
family formerly lived in Audubon
county, his son now living on the old
home place near Ross.
Mrs. Matilda Crow, and daughter
Minnie, who have been in the city the
past two weeks guests at the home of
her brother, J. III. Maharg, left last
night for her home at Evans City, Pa.
She is Mr.. Maharg's only living sister
of family of eight children, and it
goes without saying that the two had
most delightful visit.
Mrs. w. w. Waldron and sister,
Miss Jessie Hoover went TO Des Moines
Saturday. Mrs. Waldron left Monday
for Chicago to visit Mrs E. Bilharz and
Harriet Bilharz Mr.. Hoover Joined
Miss Jessie ON Sunday and Monday left
for Burlington where they purchased a
carload of furniture. They returned
home via Keokuk stopping day to in.
spect the big power dam and enjoy the
celebration which was attended by
governors from Is different states.