Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-08-07

visit her son, Wallace Bolton and family.
Miss Dora Detwiler, departed today
for Lake City, to spend several days
with her sister. Mrs, r. A. Griffin. y
Misses Lillian and Elizabeth Foley,
returned to ay, from Carroll, where
they have been visiting at the Kerwin
home.
improvements to his house this week
by enlarging his kitchen and adding
pantry and hall.
Rev j. E. Christensen and family
who have been visiting relatives at
Brayton, passed through Audubon
yesterday on their way home to Tyler,
MINI.
r. d. Hawkes. went to Omaha last
night and after spending day in that
city, will go to western Nebraska
where he expects to remain a couple Of
weeks.
Squire Dan Thomas has a case set for
his court tomorrow morning. Ii was
called twice earlier in the week but a
postponement was granted in each
instance.
Mrs. Z. Lieb accompanied her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gus Dettman to her home in
Valley Junction the latter part of the
week and will visit with her and
family for short time.
Mrs. L. E. Kline and children were
in Omaha last week visiting relatives.
While there she met her little son Teddy
who had just returned from Peetz
Colo, visiting relatives.
p. G. Nielsen and family, went to
Lake View, yesterday, for a weeks
outing. Mr.. Nielsen, and children
going by auto, while Mrs. Nielsen,
went via the North Western. .
Mrs Mary Christensen, Mrs. c. V.
Christensen and David and Chris
Christensen left this morning for
Gregory and Dallas, S. D., where they
will visit relatives and friends.
Mr.!Aud Mrs. Joe Richards went to
OmahB Friday to get their grand child
rem, 0sby and Gladys, who have been
spending the past two months with
Mrs. l.. w. Spencer at Council Bluffs.
r. J. Gilchrist and wife of Marengo
past week. He conducted the Park
hotel in this city before going to Ma.
engo where he is engaged in the hotel
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. johnson, who
nave been visiting at the home of her
Lunt, Mrs. Clayton Bates departed Tues
day, for Chicago, for q short visit before
returning to their home at Clay Center
Nebr.
Do you know that Renftle and Reed,
will sell you coal'oil, by the barrel at
. cents a gallon2 Galvanized steel
barrels at wholesale price if you need
one. Also lubricating oils at the right
price. 32I
The many friends of Mrs. Jorgen ].
Miller will be pleased to learn that she
is greatly improved from a recent and
severe attack of infiamatory rheuma-
tism. She is again able to be about
the home.
The New Pilgrim hotel at Guthrie
Center is now in the hands of Mr..
hurry man who knows how TO treat
his trade. Whenever you have bust
ness stop at the New Pilgrim. Located
near the court house. 3ltf
"A. B. Miller and wife, departed Mon
day, for Greenfield. where they will
visit her parents, after which they go
to Parkville, Mo. to visit his father
who is pastor of the Presbyterian
College church at that place.
John Andersen has decided to leave
Audubon, having accepted a position
with an exclusive shoe dealer at Corn
ing, Iowa. He will move his family
and take his new position as soon as
he can wind up his business affairs.
Misses Anna and Katherine Schrie-
Der who have been here on visit at
the Henry Schrieber home, went to
Valley Junction Thursday evening for
a short visit with friends before going
to Chicago where they are now resid
ing.
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 county line. If you
are interested in farm lands it will be
to your interests to have talk with
Mr.. Cahail. 3ltf
A subscriber renewed his subscription
to the Republican yesterday and said
he didn't believe there was another
newspaper in the state that gave
is given in the Audubon Republican
each and every week.
Mrs. Geo. Pfiester, of Carroll, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Strumpson, of Iowa City
arrived by car Saturday, and visited at
the 4. Reed home, returning in the
evening accompanied by Miss Joy
Pfiester, who had been visiting rela-
here several days.
Thomas NJ. Rutherford went to
Atlantic, Friday, to appear before the
Government Board, to be examined
for pension, for which he has made
application. In 1909, he enlisted with
the Coast Artillery, and was later dis.
charged for disability.
Miss Ota Underwood, returned Mon
day from Grand Forks, s. D., where
she has been visiting the past two
months with friends. During this time
she and her friends motored to Axtell,
Mont, stopping for a visit at Sioux City,
on their return.
While threshing at the &. III. Priestly
farm Tuesday, Peter Munsgaard,
caught his hand in the separator, cut.
ting and bruising it quite badly. 1t
was necessary to call a doctor to give
it proper attention, hut as no bones
were broken, he expects to be at work
again in a week or ten days.
The Epworth League, again operated
a cushion booth at chautauqua, as most
people discovered last week. About
$50 90 was realized as result of their
efforts, and the League now is able to
pay off all Indebtedness on the piano
purchased year ago, and heartily
thank the people of Audubon and com
munity for their liberal patronage.
Miss Alma Oelke, arrived Tuesday,
from six weeks visit in the east She
Travelled quite extensively through the
New England States, visiting many
places of historical interest as well as
modern Institutions. She is very en-
thusiastic about Boston and New York
and believes an eastern city would be