Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-04-10

and also to do some shopping returning
to Extra Saturday evening.
Mr.. McNeeley and son-in-law, Ver1
Cochran, who went to Peetz, Colo, in
view of taking up homesteads were well
pleased with the country and each have
taken 800 acres. They will soon leave
for their new location.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith, the shoemaker
shipped their household goods to Girls
void last Tuesday where they intend tc
reside in the future. Mr.. Smith is Q
good workman and deserves good
patronage,
Mrs. Susan Leach who has been keep
ing house for DR.. Clay returned to her
home in Des Moines Wednesday and
Miss Hunolt of the same place is work.
ing at the Dr. Clay home at present.
Veda and Bertha Minerman of Greeley
township who have been attending
college at Harlan returned to their home
last week and Bertha has commenced
teaching the home school.
Dan Delahoyde of Omaha returned tc
his home the latter part of last weel
after a pleasant visit here with his
brother, Edwin and family and sister
and mother in Audubon.
Matt Theilan and family now occupy
their old home place and Date McClair
and family moved in the house vacated
by Mr.. Theilan and will work for Mr.
Theilan this year.
Clyde Dimick is at work again at the
Fullerton lumber yard. Kenneth Clay
who assisted there during Clyde's sick
ness having been released.
Peter Pallesen and family left Mon.
day for Ringkibbie, Denmark, to visit
their native home. We wish them a
pleasant and safe voyage.
Roy Dryden and wife are nicely
located on the VIM. Kommas farm one
mile south of town where they are at
home to their friends.
Al Fredricks had the misfortune to
dislocate his shoulder last week. We
did not learn the particulars but hope
he may soon recover.
Mr.. HARDWOOD of Kansas City who
has been here for some time visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Tom Gill left for his
home last Saturday.
A very delightful time was had at the
club dance last Friday evening. Miss
Ellowene Dimick and Mrs. Dena Rem
leman played.
A. w. Harvey was a business visitor
in Council Bluffs this week in the in
terest of the Oluf Jensen stock of mer.
chandise.
The regular commercial sale was held
here last Saturday. Everything sold
well and both buyer and seller were
pleased.
Mrs. Otto Witthauer and son, Omar,
and daughter, Bessie, have moved to
Extra to become residents once more of
the city.
Mrs. Chas. Hawks was hostess to the
w. M. S. Tuesday evening. A -social
and instructive meeting was enjoyed
by ALL
Ellowene Dimick and Nick Niklason
Verna Lancelot and Jack Egbert visited
at the Roy Dryden home last Sunday.
Irving Wilson entertained number
of his boy friends at a six o'clock dinner
Thursday in honor of his 18th birthday.
Mrs. Fred Wilkins of Atlantic was
the guest of her parents, John l. Hens
ley and wife, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Clifford Pasten left Saturday for
Brooking s. D., where he has accepted
position in the undertaking parlors.
Mrs. Tom Gill went to Atlantic last
Saturday to visit her daughters, Mary
and Hazel, who are working there.
A. w. Harvey went to Atlantic last
Wednesday where he assisted in the
Farmers Savings Bank few days.
Mrs Susan Spoo autoed to Atlantic
last Wednesday visiting her daughter,
Mrs. l.. A. Peterman and family.
Mrs. Mary Pfefer and son, John, of
Dedham have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bumgardner the past week.
The Misses Amelia and Emma Clausen
of Cumberland were guests at the Mrs.
Fred Baiers home the past week.
Mrs. Herbert Herrick went to Shelby
last Thursday to look for house to live
in. They expect to move soon.
Loyde and Carrie Kleuver have a new
pony their father purchased for them
in Audubon one day last week.
Mrs. Bumgardners brother, Nelson
Schmidt, arrived here Wednesday to
make his home with her.
Bonnie Hanson of Atlantic was the
guest of her little friend, Carrie Kleuver
a few days last week.
Mrs. Lou Kleuver went TO Atlantic
last Friday to visit her friends at the
L. w Hansen home.
Ethel Bison and Kathleen Koob of
Brayton visited at the Luther Hensley
home Friday.
Mr.. McNeeley returned from Candy
last Saturday after pleasant visit with
his daughter.
Francis Voss went to Atlantic Satur-
day to visit her brother, Win and wife,
over Sunday.
Mrs. M. l.. Petersen of Newell, Ia,
is visiting her stepson, P. X. Jensen
and family.
Rev. Smith visited and attended to
business in the eastern part of the state
last week.
Mrs Luther Hensley visited with her
parents, DR.. Koob and wife few days
his week.
Mrs. Nettie McClain went to Audu-
bon Monday to visit few days with
friends.
Frank Campbell is working at the
Hunt pool hall, Tom Gill having re-
'igned.
Carrie Gault accompanied Mrs. Chas.
Van aI., GOrder to 9 icago Wednesday for
Grant Lancelf of Dies Moines visited
lis relatives heraseyeral days this week.