Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-11-06

Earl Maharg returned Tuesday from
a several days business trip to Chicago.
Farmers Attention:-Gra stored at
the Updike Elevator. Call at Office for
further particulars. 43S
Mrs. NJ. H. Conner and little son left
Tuesday for Bagley, Wis, where she
will visit her mother.
S. G. Kerberg and Mel Graham were
at Boone yesterday and today looking
after some business matters
Miss Alice Eddy who is employed at
Iowa City came home Sunday to attend
the funeral of her friend, Miss Gardner
Some full blood Rhode Island Red
ROSTERS for sale. See Mrs. f. l.. An
dersen, phone 9A29, Audubon, la. 43tf
Miss Myrtle weise who has been a
guest at the VIM. Dellahoyde home,
returned yesterday to her home in At
lantic.
Amos Fancher, Dick and Harry Nor
thup and NJ. I. Foley attended the big
cattle sale of Northup Bros. at Villisca
Monday.
Mrs. r. J. Creveling went to Sterling,
H., yesterday for a visit with her
cousin. She will return via Des Moines
where she will be met by Mr. Crevel-
ing and they will remain at the capitol
city for visit with other relatives.
Mrs. DIR. c. Eyer, of Fairmont, Okla.
arrived in Audubon Tuesday morning
to attend the funeral of John Burr.
She will remain for visit of several
days with relatives and old acquaint
ances, having formerly lived in
Audubon.
Mrs L. J. Yaggey left this morning
for Des Moines after weeks visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
V Leonard. She will visit her hus-
bands folks few days and will then
continue her journey TO her home at
Davenport.
D. l.. Cahail, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has lot of good farms To
sellin Guthrie comfy and some of them
near the Audubon county line. If you
are interested in farm lands it will be
to your interests to have talk with
Mr.. Cahail. 31tf
Mrs G. J Rose visited relatives at
Fit Dodge the fore part of the week.
This morning she left for her home at
Granville, Ohio She has been in Au-
dubon several weeks, having been called
here by the illness of her brother, the
late John A. Nash.
The city is again pumping water
from the new deep we'll On account
of the threads being stripped from a
connecting rod near the valve, they
have been unable to get any water. A
repair man from Omaha was here the
fore part of the week and the necessary
repairs were made. just before noon
yesterday final test was made and
everything is again working as smoothly
as ever.
The Woman's Club celebrated Hal
lowe'en this year by giving the first of
a series of evening parties which has
been planned for entertainment during
the winter. Mrs. Ben CASTOR the
chairman of the committee in charge
was assisted by her sub-chairman, Miss
Ella Mcclure and a committee of eight
ladies who arranged most delightful
program, consisting of music, recitals
by the little people and amusing games
in which the audience took part with
much zest. Refreshments were served
after the program and the pumpkin pies,
ginger bread and salads disappeared
like magic. Autumn leaves were used
to give the Watts Hall, where the en-
tertainment was held, a most festive
appearance and many fiattering com
ments were heard. The musical num-
bers by Miss Mamie Michels were un-
usually pleasing Miss Ramona Simp-
son in peaked hat and gown was a
success in her character as witch"
and added much to the fun The
ghosts who ushered the audience to
seats disappeared later in the evening
and did not even leave their names
with the reporter. The next social
evening for the Club will be placed the
last week in November. Mrs Wilbur
Kennels is chairman.