Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-06-26


John Weighton, made business trip
to Carroll, Friday.
For rent or Sale-Two six room
houses. In good repair. VIM. Lay
land HF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parnham were in
Des Moines over Sunday visiting at the
home of his brother.
Mrs. John Wagner and daughter
returned Saturday from weeks stay
in ST. Lonis.
Harry Tramp of Creston was in the
city over Sunday, returning home Mon
day morning.
Lost-Pair of automobile chains be-
tween Audubon and Templeton. Re-
turn to this Office, POI
Miss Zita and Cecilia, Murphy,
returned Saturday, TO Carroll, after a
visit here with friends.
j. NJ. Graham, returned Saturday
from Emmetsburg, where he was
on legal business.
Mrs. Chris. Hahn and Mrs. Kraft
who have been at Omaha for some
time returned home Saturday evening
Miss Helen Conway, who has been
visiting her brother, Carlos at Lehigh,
the past two weeks, returned home,
Friday
III. L. Kile who has been at Oskaloosa
visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Bethard, the
past two weeks, returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. Chester Brooks, of Iowa City.
arrived in the city Monday for an OK
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs
Carrie Wood.
Miss Nellie Leonard, of Adair, has
been in the city several days visiting
at the l.. Bridenstine home and with
others relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Wright, came down
from Manning, Saturday, and will
visit week or so with her mother
Mrs. Heuerman.
Chas. K. Nelson, the efficient clerk
at the Farmers State Bank was in Des
Moines over Sunday visiting friends and
enjoying city life.
Margaret and Catheran Kerwin went
to Carroll Saturday to spend few days
at the home of their uncle, NJ. F.
Kerwin and family
III. G. Hansen and wife, went to Ute,
Iowa, Friday, where they will visit her
brother, J. P Jensen. and brother in
law, Peter Rasmussen.
Miss Lena Drury, who has been here
on visit to her mother, Mrs. p. /.
Drury, returned to her duties in Des
Moines Monday morning.
Lorenzo and Ambrose, Kerwin came
down from Carroll Saturday, and will
spend several days with their cousins
in and about Audubon.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson and Mrs. Kate
Sheets, returned Friday, from Harlan,
where they have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. Walter Hollingsworth.
Victor and Greta Mantz, who have
been visiting their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. C. Fisher returned to
their home in Manning, Friday,
Will sell at Mike Foley's feed barn
Saturday, July ~, at 200 p. m, ten
head of horses and some yearling
heifers. 255p Thomas Newell.
Do not fail TO call aud see Mr.. f. III.
Gwynu at the Park Hotel in Audubon
on Thursday July 3, 1913, relative to
Postal appointments. 26I
Mrs. ID. G. Wilhelm and children
who have been here on a visit at the
parental, N. Downey home, returned to
their home in Des Moines Monday
morning.
Ralph Swender. of Harlan, who has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. J. III.
Freedline, returned home Monday
Rev. Freedline accompanied him as far
as Manning
j. w. Coddington of Adair, state agent
for hail insurance company was in
the city several days last week driving
through the country with the local
agent, A. +. Drake.
Mrs. John Renftle, and grand
daughter, Ruth Reed went to Carroll
Sunday, to visit the formers daughter,
Mrs, Walter Brainard, who is now
staying at the Pfiester home, but expects
soon TO return to her home at Poca-
hontas
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Anderson have
returned from Omaha where MIR.
Anderson submitted 10 surgical
operation. Last fall he was operated
on for the same trouble, and it is hoped
this time the trouble will be entirely
eliminated
Miss Wayne Ruddy went to Ottawa
ILL.,, Friday evening TO be present at
the marriage of her cousin, Miss Sadie
Ruddy which took place at Ottawa
last night. The bride has visited here
in times gone by, and is known to some
of our people.
Not as necessarily related, but
merely as matter of happen 80 the
doings of Congressman Green, of the
9th Iowa district in connection with
the pending tariff legislation add to
the satisfaction we have always felt
from having selected that section for
a birthplace. --Cokeville. Wyoming
Register.
ID. w. Shinn, of Casey has been IN
the vicinity the past week looking after
his business interests. He has some
thing of interest to farmers in the way
of medicine for hogs and he has
consented to give the Republican an
article on the cause of the death of
so many pigs this spring, which we
hope to publish soon.
Chas. Tramp and sister, Mrs.
Henrietta Hecker were called to the
bed side of their sister. Mrs. Joe Dixon
at Hastings, Nebr. Friday. Mrs. Dixon
has been ill for sometime and the past
nineteen days she has been speechless,
the disease having affected the vocal
organs in her throat. The family and
attending physicians are considerably
alarmed about her condition.
Geo. Ellis, and wife arrived from
ioux City, Saturday, and will again
make Audubon their home after an
absence of about two years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis were some of Audubons
earliest citizens and have helped and
enjoyed the growth of our prosperous
little city, We are glad 10 have them
with US again, and trust they will on.
joy many more happy days among us.
Some twenty-six relatives gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j.
Savage last Sunday to spend the day
visiting the Misses Savage who are
here ON visit from Lincoln, III A
big dinner and social entertainment
were features of the afternoon. These
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