Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-06-26
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J. J Haals was in Atlantic Sunday
visiting friends, returning home Mon
day morning.
Mrs. John RienemuLd, went to Sac
City, Tuesday, to visit her mothe,r Mrs.
c. F. Brown
Miss Bonnie Bryant, of Newton ar
rived in the city Tuesday for short
visit at the w. w. Smith home with
grandma Bryant.
Mrs. G. B. Elliott, of Creston, arrived
in the city yesterday for visit at the
home of the lady's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Layland.
Elijah Stafford, Irving johnson, and
Ambrose Foley, returned from Harlan,
Friday where they had been attending
the Firemens Tournament.
VIM. Il. Smith, came down from
Carroll, Saturday, to spend Sunday
with his wife, who is visiting her
parent, MIR. and Mrs. F. ID. Searls
Do not fail to call and see Mr.. F. H.
Gwynu at the Park Hotel in Audubon
on Thursday July 3, 1913, relative to
Postal appointments. 26I
Carl Caswell, who is student at the
Art School of Chicago, departed for his
home at Denison, Sunday, after a visit
at the John Gates home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson, of Conn.
Gil Bluffs, who have been here on a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Pleahn, returned to their home yester.
day.
Howard e Kittell and wife, j. II.
Baker and wife and Miss Ada Kittell
returned Tuesday from Wall Lake,
where they have been for weeks out
ing. Their healthy tan color shows
they did not waste much time sleeping.
VIM. McLearn Sr., received mes
sage Saturday, telling of the death of
his son in-law, Il. ID. VanCort, of Chi
cago at $3.50 that morning. He and
his son DIR, McLearn, departed for Chi
cago, Saturday evening to attend the
fuperal.
O. r. Creveling departed yesterday
for Les Moines From there he will
go to Boone and on Friday join the
Iowa soldiers at Chicago for the trip
east to attend the celebration on the
ground where fifty years ago the battle
of Gettysburg was fought.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Sampson and
Rev. "A. b. Miller went to Alden, Iowa
in Mr. SIMPSONS car Tuesday to be
present at the marriage of Miss lisa
Lighthall and +. w. Johansen which
took place at the brides home last
night. Rev. Miller was the officiating
minister
Frank Green, cashier of the Leshara.
State Bank, of Leshara, Neb., who has
been here on a visit with his uncle,
Hon. w. r. Green, returned TO his
home this morning. Mrs Green and
children went to Bagley Tuesday to
visit her parents and she will Join her
husband at the Bluffs.
J. S. Dennis, ST., announces that his
bathing resort is open for the season,
and all who enjoy dip are invited to
avail themselves of this opportunity
The pond has been drained this spring
the mud taken out, and the bottom
sanded, which makes the little body or
water clean and refreshing. Try it
some hot evening.
Dr. Childs and family. drove to Coun-
Gil Bluffs in their automobile Sunday,
where they spent several days visiting
his parents While there they met f. G.
Gilmore and daughters, Misses Angela
and Verna Gilmore of Denver Colo
DIR. Childs and Mr.. Gilmore rturned
Tuesday by car, while Mrs. Childs and
children, and Misses Gilmore returned
via the Rock Island. The latter part of
this week the party, including Miss
Daisy Prick will go to Lake Okoboji.
for few weeks outing
The young men of Audubon finally
became jealous of having all the
favors in the way of showers go to
prospective brides, so that when one
of their own numbers was TO jump the
broom stick and appear in conventional
black they presented him with a
shower too II was some question what
to give him that would be his very
own, and what do you SUPPOSE they
finally hit uponY Garden tools and
the poor boy doesent know yet
whether it was a shower or frost -
Fountanelle Observer.