Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-18

and halters go to Martin Larson 49tf
Friday to visit her brother John and
wife
VIM. Bucroft went to Atlantic Thurs
day for an over Sunday visit with rela
tives.
i Frank Dittman, of Manning visited
over Sunday in Audubon with his
parents.
]. z. and s. w. Wright left for Des
Moines and 0ttumwa Friday TO visit
relatives.
Ed Van Gorder returned home Sat,
urday from Des Moines where he went
ON business.
Mrs. Geo. Coe went to Enid, Okla,
Saturday. to visit with Roy Shockley'
and family.
Miss Kathryn. Foley. went to Des
Moines Saturday to visit a few days
with friends.
J. G. Davis and wife departed Satur-
Gay for Fremont. Neb., to visit with
her two sons.
Att. j. H. Ross returned home Mon
day from business visit in Cedar Rap
ids and Carroll.
Mrs. d. w. Wood went to Iowa City
Friday to visit her parents, returning
home this week,
G. L. Christen, who visited his broth
er-in-law, Henry Jacobsen, returned to
Atlantic Saturday.
John Peterson and wife left for Shelby,
Saturday to visit his nephew, Chas.
Petersen and family.
Martin Sorensen left for visit Sat
urdsy at Harlan with his parents, M.
@. Sorensen and wife.
Bert McLaren who accompanied a
shipment of stock last week TO Omaha
returned home Friday.
Mrs, J. P. johnson and son Pearle
went to Stuart Friday. to visit her sis.
ter Mrs. Harry Smith.
A. F. Drake, the insurance man. came
up from Stuart Saturday on business
and to visit old friends.
Good organ for school house or church,
for sale cheap if taken at once. En-
quire of A. G. Harmon. 48tf
Henry Cooley returned from Carroll
Friday, where he visited his son, going
to Lorah in the evening.
Andrew Christensen and wife left Sat-
urday to visit with their two daugh-
ters few days at Walnut.
Chas Sheets came in from Colorado
Saturday to visit his father. His wife
will arrive before Christmas.
Miss Chris Henriksen went to Mann
ing Friday for few days visit with her
daughter Mrs Chas Kempf.
Mrs. Win Mutt came from Clarion
Monday to spend the holidays with her
parents, Aug. Oelke and wife.
s. J. Kopp came down from Glidden
Saturday for an over Sunday visit with
his parents, Joe Kopp and wife.
T. E. Snelson and wife, after a visit
at the H. j. Mantz home, departed for
their home at Houston, Tex, Saturday.
Mrs. w. J. Audas and grandchild,
Lois Stuart Gray went to Malcolm Fri
day to visit with her father. Moses +.
Jones.
Mrs. W. X. Carey, of Anita came to
Audubon Saturday for visit at the
home of her brother. l.. Il. Simpson
and family.
Miss Iris Reihm, who was the guest
of her friend, Miss Merle Simcox for
several days, returned to her home in
Garner Saturday.
Steve Morrissey returned Saturday
from Des Moines, where he spent week
visiting his sister and looking after
business matters.
4 Mrs Eli came from Guthrie Center
Friday to be with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Phillips and children. who are
under quarantine for diptheria.
Mrs. Walter Southland and daughter
went to Nevada Friday. The former
will take treatment in the sanitorium
and the little girl will undergo a minor
operation,
Jess Metheney was down from Mann
ing Sunday TO visit his wife and baby.
He has rented house in Manning and
will move his family there the first of
the year.
Rev. Lewis, who was here for the
contest held at the Presbyterian church
and was the guest of Rev. J. HI. Freed.
1 line returned to his home in Carroll
Saturday
NJ. f. Kerwin and WIFE after an ex-
tended visit in Victor. Iowa City,
Marengo and Barnes Citylcam to ,Au-
ldubon Friday. on their way home to
Carroll
s. NJ. Needles and G. A. Pierce, who
have been working in this county for
the Bell Telephone Co., finished thier
work Thursday and went to their home
in Atlantic,
Get Col. V. C. Schwaller & Son to
cry your sale. You pay for no expert
ence as Schwaller has cried sales for .33
years. Write, phone or call at Temple
ton, Iowa. 46tf
Geo. w. Hoover went to Omaha san,
day to purchase goods for sales already
made. His holiday sales have been SO
large that he did not have goods on
hand to fill all orders.
Harry Egan, son of Johus Egan and
wife had the misfortune Thursday last
to be kicked in the side by horse,i
causing him considerable pain and the
attention of a physician,
\ j. A. Carlysle and son Floyd, who
visited at Jefferson with his brother b.
/ b Cariysle, and in Audubon with his
wife's relatives, departed Friday for
his home at Tilden, Neb
Miss Rose Morris. teacher of English
in the Atlantic High School returned
TO her home Saturday. She was here
to Judge the Declamatory, Contest held
at the Presbyterian church.A
Miss Ethel Freeman went to Atlantic
Saturday to visit her brother, John and
4 family. She was accompanied home in
the evening by her nephew. John Free
man, Jr., for an over SundayAyisit.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Burr arrived home
Saturday from an enjoyable two weeks
visit with K. Elhert and family and
with other friends in Chicago. Their
visit was somewhat marred on, account
& of the critical illness of Mrs. ,Ehlerts
who has been sick several months.
The passenger train on the Rock Is
land due here at 4:10 p. mn arrived in
Audubon two hours late Thursday Last.
The ca1se of its lateness WAS main line