Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-04
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Marine Monday.
Grant Lancelot, of Des Moines was
in Audubon Friday on business.
Mrs. Kate Sheets left Saturday for
Harlan to visit her daughter Lula.
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Cockerels
Emiel Waltz. Phone 32 A LIZ 41cd.
Thos Law departed Friday for visit
TO his nephew, Jas. Strong in Chicago
Peter Norgaard left Monday for Oma.
ha, where he has secured a position in
a wholesale house.
Andy Andersen, of Atlantic was in
Audubon Monday on visit with his
brother Pete and wife.
Miss Emma Larsen departed for Den
yer, Colo, Saturday to make her home
with her brother Thomas.
Richard Hansen was in Atlantic the
first of the week visiting friends and
attending to business affairs.
Misses HARRIET Bilharz and Eta
Kennels returned Saturday from
pleasant visit with friends in Omaha.
John Kerwin, following a visit at the
parental, T. b. Kerwin home, returned
to his school duties at Ames Sunday.
N. L. Nielsen went to Battle Creek.
Ia, Monday to look after some improve.
ments that are being made on his farm.
Geo. Currier, who spent Thanksgiv.
ing with his two children at Anita. re.
turned to his work in Audubon Friday
George Koenig arrived Saturday from
Germany and will make his home with
his brother John in the country for the
present.
Geo. Cummings and family have re-
turned to their Atlantic home, after q
visit here with her parents, j. s. Dennis
and wife.
Mrs. A. Ferguson went to Manning
Friday to see her sister, Mrs J. V. Hun
ter, who has been very sick, but is row
improving.
Mrs. Hurd and daughter Miss Ella
went to harshalltown last week to Wis.
it with Mrs. Bessie (Townsend) Parks
and family.
r. l.. Herbert and family returned
home Monday from Atlantic, where
they visited with his mother. Mrs. J
X Herbert.
Mrs. J.. ]. Fiscus left Monday for her
home near Marshalltown, following a
pleasant visit here with her sons, E.
and l.. Fiscus.
Following visit in Audubon with
relatives, Mesdames Rhoda and Ella
Cranston returned to their home in AT.
lantic Friday.
Mrs. Chas McCabe and sons, who Wis
tied here with her parents, NJ. e. Scott
and wife, left Monday for their home
at Guthrie Center.
Jas. Murphy formerly of Audubon,
but now living in Carroll was down
Friday looking after business matters
and visiting old friends.
Mrs. F. G. Miller, who has been ON a
visit at Des Moines with friends and at
Winterset with her brother, A. d.
Fletcher has returned home.
Miss Dora Clark, teacher in the High
School, following few days visit with
her aunt, Mrs. l.. B. Hill at Mason
Neb., arrived home Monday.
NJ. T. Foley and son Phil went to
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national Live Stock Show. Phil will
also enjoy visit with former chums.
Jess Metheney went to Manning
Monday to work in a barber shop be-
longing to the Tate q Mclaughlin real
estate firm His wife may decide TO
join him later.
Mrs. s. w. Wright and children re-
turned home Monday from visit at
Guthrie Center and Atlantic with rela-
tives. Her sister, Miss Mildred Neff,
of Atlantic accompanied her home for
a visit.
Miss Ota Marie Underwood returned
Monday from Giinnell, where she spent
Thanksgiving with her friend, Miss
Gwendolen Carey. She reports Miss
Carey as progressing nicely with her
studies.
| G. +. Brown and wife came to Audu-
bon from Creston Friday noon for an
over Sunday visit with their daughter,
Mrs. John Reinemund and family
They returned to their home at Sac
City Monday
Mrs. Lena Hostetter, of Valley Falls
Kansas, who has been visiting in Extra
with her relatives, the Theilan and
Martes families was in Audubon Mon
day on her way to Templeton to visit a
brother and sister.
Mrs. p A. Casey and little daughter
came from Atlantic Thursday TO visit
with her parents, NJ T. Foley and wife
Miss Kathryn Foley who conducts a
millinery store at Dewitt accompanied
them home for longer stay.
Miss Anna Clark, who has been at
tending school at st. Joseph's Academy
in Des Moines came home last week
to spend her vacation with her mother
Mrs. Z. E. Clark in the country. She
returned to her school Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Cirque and daughter
Miss Hazel and j. N. Sanchez, after an
enjoyable visit of several days in Audi.
bon with the formers sister, Mrs. G. f.
Bates and mother, Mrs. Sarah Swartz,
returned to their home in Harlan Sat
urday morning.
Aug. Burr, wife and Mrs. II. Sunberg
departed Saturday morning for Chicago
for visit with their cousin, Ernest Eth
lert and family. Always being interested
in stock, Mr.. Burr will at this time take
in the International Live Stock Expo
sition few days.
The Farquhar sisters entertained at
dinner Thanksgiving day, the following
relatives: Arthur Farquhar and family
Il. G.. Leach and family, JAS Hunt and
family and the Chas. Bagley family also
Miss Mae Stewart, of Hampton, who
was guest at the Bagley home.
Sam Cramer, wife and son Ralph, re-
turned home to Spirit Lake Saturday,
after a visit here with relatives and
friends and making arrangements TO
move back to Audubon, They have dis
posed of their land in Dickinson county
and will again become residents of Au-
dubon county about March ist.
Miss Daisy Frick returned home Fri
day evening from Spirit Lake, where
she spent several weeks with her father
on his farm, "The Tusculum." She
was accompanied home by her cousin,
K. f. Schwerin, of Chicago, who had
been spending week with Mr.. Frick
hunting. Miss Daisy brought home
with her some seed corn and clover seed
that was raised on Mr.. Tricks farm