Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-02-20


the county.
j. G. Sweezy has purchased the Ed
ward Raebel property of r. w. Raebel
and will have immediate possession.
Mrs. Larson returned to her home in
Atlantic Thursday after visiting several
days with her sister, Mrs. Stockings
E. N. Taggert returned from Council
Bluffs this morning where he spent
several days looking after business in
terests.
Edna Francher who has been visit
ing with her uncle, F. G. Miller. re-
turned to her home in Des Moines Sat-
urday.
Mrs. A. J. Shade who has been visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Freese, went to Omaha SATURDAY.
to join her husband.
| Mrs. Foster, who has been making
her home with sister at Montezuma,
has been in the city guest of rela-
tives the past week or ten days.
have half interest in a $1,000 fine
land mortage, due March /, 1916. Will
take $3.50 March first. Phone at my
expense, G. Z. Mertz, Panama, Iowa Sc
r. Bellou, who is here on a visit
from Canada, went to Omaha yesterday
morning where he will visit few days
He will soon leave for his home in
Canada.
DR.. J. F. Cravens, of Spirit Lake
who has been in the city the past week,
a guest at the j. A. Nash home, de-
parted Monday morning for Nebraska
City, Nebr., for visit with friends.
Mrs Chas. Wolff and Fl. E. Kittell
entertained twenty-five ladies at a
Kensington party Friday afternoon Of
last week at the home of Mrs. Wolff.
Refreshments were served and a gener.
al good social time is reported.
Mrs. Roy Smiley and children who
have been making their home at Lewis
were here on visit at the Lloyd Gates
home the fore part of the week. They
went from here to Tracy, Mimi, where
they hope to make their future home.
On account of the absence of the pas
tor of the Evangelical church from
town, there will be no preaching service
on next Sunday morning. The regular
evening service will be conducted by
the pastor at 1870. J.C. Schwab, Pastor
Thomas Campbell, of Rock Island
who has been here at the bedside of hi:
sister, Mrs. Rutherford, returned to his
duties as state senator from his home
district at Springfield. Mrs. Ruther
ford who has been critically i'll, is
greatly improved and there is now
tsplendid hopes for her recovery.
Z. e. Bailey returned from Sioux
City Saturday, where the day before hi
had attended a meeting of the ex
ecutiye board of the Master House
Painters and Decorators. Mr.. Bailey
is member of this board, and th,
meeting Friday was ostensibly to make
definite arrangements for the annua
convention which they decided woulC
be held July 1925.
Frank Klemish and Eunice Kiln,
were united in marriage at the home O
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ere,
Kline Wednesday, February 10. Thes,
young people have grown up and nov
} live in Audubon townsnship wher,
they are held in highest esteem. The,
expect to live on farm in the sam,
township in the future. The Republi
can extends its congratulations.
The second quarterly meeting of tn,
Ross Methodist Episcopal church will
be held at the church. Ross next Sab
bath afternoon. District Superintend
ent McDade of Atlantic will be presen
and deliver the sermon. The sacra
ment of the Lord supper will be ad
ministered to which all christian ar,
cordially invited. All are welcome K
this service. Rev. E. B. Scoggan.
/ w. G. Olsen. the young gentleman
who will soon open photograph gal
lery here, arrived in the city from
Cedar Falls Tuesday. He win com
mence work on remodling the building
east of the Arlington hotel and will
add the old Frazier gallery in the rear
thus enlarging his place of business tt
a size that will be adequate to the
volume of business he expects to con
duct.
Mrs. Robert Kelley returned from
New Sharon last Friday where she had
been called by the accident that befell
her sister, Dolly Petty. When she ar.
rived at New Sharon she found her sis,
tel still unconscious and suffering from
a fracture of the skull, sustained by
falling from horse onto the hard frozen
ground. Miss Petty was visiting at the
home of Monroe Redpath and with a
cousin were out horseback riding when
the accident occurred When Mrs.
Kelley left, the sick one was somewhat
improved.
A. C. Ross returned from Des Moines