Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-11-13

DAY after WISH mere with MS 1amny.
Miss Donna Baker visited friends al
Des Moines and Indianola over Sunday
Max Ross and family of Atlantic
were in the city over Sunday guests Of
friends.
Albert Fancher near Gray is to have
q public sale at his place on Thursday
Dec. 4th.
Ed Hensel was called to Villisca, Fri
day by the serious illness of his mother
Mrs. Aug. Hensel.
Mrs. Geo. McNary returned Sunday
from several days visit at Carroll
with her son Ed. and family.
Mrs Augusta Drierer, who was called
here to attend the funeral of John Burr
left Saturday for her home near Adair
Mrs. r. Motler and son Raymond
who visited friends here the last of the
week returned home Saturday morning.
Some full blood Rhode Island Red
ROSTERS for sale. See Mrs. f. l.. An
dersen, phone 9A22, Audubon, Ia 43tf.
Ed. Ford CT Garner, was in the city
over Sunday guest at the home of w.
h. Simcox who formerly lived at
Garner.
Hi Walters and daughter, Miss Edna
were in Carroll over Sunday visiting
his sister, Mrs. Joe Weits who was
quite sick.
Carl NJ. Hansen and family who Wis.
tied his brother Hans, last week, left
Monday morning for their home near
Yankton, N. u.
Mrs. J. H. McIntire and son who
visited her father, John Davis and wife,
returned the latter part of the week to
their home at Menlo.
Mrs. r. E. Getchell, who has been
in Audubon on an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. T.. S. Van Gorder,
has returned to Des Moines.
, K. J. Petersen the Hamlin land man
returned Friday from Minnesota where
he sold j. f. Jensen of Brayton a 200
acre farm near Sank Center.
Mrs. Peter Paulsen, who has been
making her home at Council Bluffs
since the death of her husband last
spring, came to Audubon Saturday for
a short visit with friends.
Lost-An overcoat on the south road
between Audubon and my place II
miles east of Audubon. Finder please
leave at Brady's barn and receive re-
ward. 400 L, p. Larson.
g. B. Gill who visited and looked
over the land proposition in Canada
came back yesterday He was accom-
panied by E. H. Bartlett and family of
Midale, Canada, who will visit relatives
in Audubon county for a while.
r. ]. Creveling went to Boone Mon
day for a visit with relatives. From
there he went to Des Moines to join
Mrs. Creveling who stopped to visit
friends on her return from Sterling, III.
Miss Carrie Hunter who came from
Ames to attend the funeral of Mis-
Olive Gardner last week went to LIE
Mars Sunday to resume her duties as
Domestic Science teacher in the public
schools.
s. M. Gardner and wife, his daughter
Alice and son Samuel, left Saturday
evening for Long Beach, Calf, where
they will spend the winter Miles will
remain here to look after his farming
interests.
Fodder Schmidt has commenced the
erection of new and modern home in
West Audubon. When completed the
home will be valuable acquisition to
that part of town which will give it o
very metropolitan appearance,
I. NJ. Darland has gone to McCune,
Kansas for fortnights visit with his
brother Abraham. On his return home
he will stop at Oregon, Mo, to visit r.
w Cunningham, the gentlemen with
whom he made a trip out west last
spring.
d. l.. Cahail, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has lot of good farms to
sell in Guthrie comfy and some of them
near the Audubon couaty line. If you
are interested in farm lands it will be
to your interests to have talk with
Mr. Cahail. Stiff
Mrs. Fred Beneke who is here from
Mason City visiting at the C II. Stock
ing home, accompanied Mrs Stocking
to Atlantic Monday for a short visit
"Abh uOA liOOhOlY NlS. WIN mas
been very i'll the past month, but who
is now improving. "
Mrs. H. Troxel of FL Reno, Okla, is
here on visit to old time friends. She
and her family at one time having lived
in Audubon county. Mr.. TroXel is ex,
pected soon to meet her and after o
visit with their son at Extra will return
to their home at En- Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Turnbull who
have been visiting the gentleman Is
sister, Mrs. Oliver who makes her home
with her daughter; Mrs. j. M. Fuller,
ton, went to Des Moines Saturday
They will make stop at Elmira, Ill.
on their return to their home at Cam
bridge, NY.
Miss Daisy Prick is enjoying week
visit with her father on the farm near
Spirit Lake. Miss Prick feels the need
of out door exercise and she certainly
ought to enjoy these crisp frosty morn
ings out in the country and away from
all business annoyances and the vexa
tions of life incident to the conducting
of drug business.
John Butterton received the sad in
telligence Sunday that his morther
Mrs. Fred Butterton, had suffered {
stroke of paralysis at her home al
Britton, Oklahoma on Friday. The
many friends of Mrs. Butterton will be
grieved to learn of her misfortune ant
all hope that she may soon recover
from the affiiction that has at least
temporarily disabled her.
We have made arrangements where
by we can supply you with the De'
Moines Capital until January 1, 1915
for $500. This rate gives you the paper
the remainder of this year free as wei
as giving you the advantage of the
Bargain Period rate. We can furnish
you with our paper and the Capita
both until January l., 1915 for $500
Leave all subscriptions at this office.
The Modern Woodmen of this city
have decided to give home talent play
at some time in the near future. AL
arrangements have been completed anC
nightly rehearsals will soon be had
We are told that the play. ''Snow Ball
contains some numerous situations anC
that the specialties win be 'side-split
ters" for laughter and merriment
More information will be published
later.
Geo. Miller and wife, theirson Georg,
and Carl Mortensen, of Hamlin return
ed Saturday from Rochester, MINI