Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-07-03

me went to Omaha this morning for a
ten days visit with friends and to enjoy
little vacation.
Andrew Jorgensen and son Henry
went to Hebron this morning to spend
the fourth with his daughter, Mrs. JAS
per Chris Jensen
Mrs. Harry Phillips and little son
went to Guthrie Center today for visit
with her parents and to bring back
with her their son Harold.
Mrs J. B. Campbell and two child
rem and I. s. Ifrier, of Ulysses Neb.,
arrived in Audubon this morning for
an extended visit at the home of the
former parents, l.. n. Anderson.
Mrs. Geo. Townsend and Miss Nora
Hunt went to Omaha Saturday morn
ing to meet the former daughter,
Mrs Myrtle Tinker, of Topeka, kans.,
who will remain in Audubon for an eX.
tended visit.
Geo. Northup returned from Omaha
the fore part of the week and while
| there visited St JOseph's hospital where
John Darland was operated on for APP
pendicitis last Friday. Mr.. Darland is
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turn home.
F. NJ. Rice went to Omaha last night
to get his son Blair who has been at n
hospital. He is greatly improved and
wants TO come home if the physicians
will allow him His mother who has
been with him for week returned
home Monday.
Mrs. w. II. Cowles entertained a
number of young people at her home
Tuesday evening at a six o'clock dinner
complimentary to Miss Clara Phelps
home in Vermont. A most delightful
time is reported.
Mrs. r. E. Roberts and Mrs. Chas
Sheldon of Texhoma, Oklahoma,
mother and half sister of w. Burnside
and John Coquillette of Miller, 5. D.
half brother have arrived in the city in
response to intelligence that Mr.. Burn
side was in critical condition.
This is the artists last week at the
Audubon Music Co The paintings
are SOC each this week. If you miss
one of these il is your fault. You will
never have the chance again. Nothing
for Mr.. Brownings work. Audubon
Music Co.
City Marshall B. Darnold has been
doing some efficient work in the city
park. All papers and rubbish has been
removed and waste paper baskets have
been placed in convenient places. Here
after all paper and refuse will have to
be thrown into the baskets. Let every
one help to make and keep the park in
better shape.
Gus Keith and wife, and Oscar Keith
of Casper, WyO., are here on visit
with their father, Uncle Jesse Keith.
Gus has been absent about ten years
and this is his first visit, while Oscar
has not been home for six years. Both
of these gentlemen are working for
the same company in Casper and are
employed in large restaurants.
w. Wilson, who is employed at the
Stuart ranch was injured Friday even
ing while he was returning home from
work in the field. He opened the gate
to let his team pass through and the
wind blew the gate shut frightening
the horses who ran over him. His in
iuries were attended to and aside from
laying him up for a.few days no serious
damages were done.
The firm of Arnold. Ross 81 Rasmus-
sen, having purchased the business of
Nash & Phelps, have taken over all un-
| finished business on the books of this
firm. Occupying the same building,
the new firm will continue to do a gen
eral Law, Loan, Real Estate, Abstract
and Insurance business, and would he
pleased to receive call and get &C
quainted. Arnold, Ross Il Rasmussen.
The local order of Woodmen have
decided TO have a log rolling, and the
date has been set for Tuesday Aug. 10
A subscription paper was passed last
week and liberal fund raised. Several
good prizes will be offered and in every
way it promises to be an affair equal
to the NJ. w A. log rolling held here
few years ago. Further and more
complete particulars will be given in
the Republican, next week.
At the regular meeting of the Degree
of Honor yesterday afternoon Mt the
home of Mrs. Chas. Johnson the follow
ing officers were elected and in
stalled: Fern Curtis, p. c. H. Eta
Conklin. c. of H; Jessie johnson.
L. of II; Ida Ferguson, Rec and
Financeer; Lydia Chandler, Treas;
Daisy Riggs G. of c.; Efiie Kness,
Usher; Lois Gardner, l. w; and Myrtle
Owen, o. w.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the NJ E church will meet
Tuesday afternoon, July Sth at 2:30
o'clock, with Mrs. j. c. Fisher. The
usual order will be carried out. Sub
ject of lesson Touring with Mission
aries. Leader Mrs Howard Kittell
Some special numbers for the program
are being prepared. Refreshments will
be served. The meetings are growing
in attendance and interest Come pre-
nared TO naY dues. Mrs. CreYelinp