Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-08-14

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Chris Bisgaard and family came
home from Anita Monday.
s. P. Petersen went to Extra Mon
day for visit with his father.
Miss Lillian Kitson went to Atlantic
Saturday, to visit over Sunday with
friends.
Edward Ford, who has been visiting
at the Simcox home, returned to Garner
Monday.
Mrs. Nora Mutt arrived from Clarion,
Monday, to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Oelke.
Mrs. Will Deets arrived from At
lantic, Saturday, and is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Drury.
Robert Campbell, wife and daughter,
are here from their home in Texas for
an extended visit with relatives.
Only two more building lots for sale
at $40 down and the balance $40 per
month. 33tf o. II. Harris.
Miss Mabel Borst, who has been en-
ployed at the Park Hotel, departed
Saturday, for her home at Redfield.
John Andersen and family, departed
Saturday for Corning, where he has a
position with an exclusive Shoe Store
IL. A. Maharg and E. B. Thomas,
were in Omaha, Wednesday, expecting
to purchase several car loads of sheep
Mrs John Ellison and children, who
have been visiting at the Sylvester AIRY
home, returned to Des Moines. Tues
day.
Mrs. Mary Smedley, arrived from At
lantic, Monday, and is visiting at the
home of her brother Chas. Bagley and
family.
ID. A. Ross arrived from Cedar Rap
ids, Saturday, and is visiting at the
home of his son, Joe III. Ross, and
family.
r. N. Wright returned to his home at
Nevada Monday after a three weeks
visit with his son j. X. Wright and
family.
Mrs. DIR. Rosenbladt and children
terminated pleasant visit here Tues
day returning to their home in Des
Moines.
Misses Corda Weltyand Leola Ellis,
of Walnut, visited at the home of Mrs.
Amanda Kittell and daughter Ada, last
Sunday,
Mrs Jennie Thompson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert McLearn,
returned Saturday to her home at st.
Joseph, Mo.
Miss Narcissa Bradford, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Chas.
Tramp, returned to her home at ON.
aha, Saturday.
Jasper Jensen, wife and daughter are
taking little vacation this week by
visiting their sons Alex and Chris Jen.
sen near Greenfield.
Peter Petersen went to withee, Wis,
Monday, where he will visit his brother
in-law, l.. M. Hansen whom he has not
seen for fifteen years.
DR. Childs and family returned Sat
urday, from Lake Okoboji, where they
have enjoyed few weeks outing at
their summer cottage.
Mrs. James Foster and daughters, ar,
rived from Sioux City, Sunday, and are
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ellis,
Earl Maharg went to Omaha, Mon
day, to purchase another car load, of
sheep. He received $50 head of sheep
the latter part of last week.
The M. E. people of Viola will give an
ice cream social at the X. L. Hoffman
home Saturday evening, August rs.
Everyone cordially invited.
Misses Wolly Wonsmos and Bessie
Ping went to Atlantic Monday evening
TO make sure they would get to see the
circus on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Ward and son John went
to Atlantic Tuesday to meet her
daughter Miss Helen, who was return
ing from ten days outing at Crystal
Lake.
Mrs. Elsie Dyar and Mrs. Matte
Davis of Hume, ILL.,, arrived i'm Audubon
nights visit with their mother, Mrs.
Julia Parsons.
Mrs. Sherm Wright went to Allan
tic, Monday evening to visit her par
ents and to bring back two of her
children who were guests at the Grand
pa S. Neff home over Sunday.
Signor Francisco Ventresca, profess
sor of Modern Languages, in the
State Agricultural College, at Pullman,
Wash, arrived Saturday, to visit his
former college friend, Joe H. Ross.
l.. j. Larsen and family spent couple
of days with friends at Atlantic. Mr..
Larsen is the faithful and efficient shoe
man with Matthias & Hansen and the
firm has given him a weeks vacation.
Mrs. L. e. Clark and daughter Miss
Helen who has been at Des Moines,
returned home Tuesday morning.
They were accompanied by a cousin
Mrs. Anthony hurry and son, of Des
Moines who will make short visit here.
Mrs. A. c. Harmon is in Des Moines
this week attending the Grand Lodge
of the Pythian Sisters of Iowa, she
being delegate from the local chapter.
The Grand Lodge commenced its sessions
yesterday and will continue for three
days.
Miss Dorothy Beh and brother,
Phillip, and Miss Grace Pierce, arrived
Sunday from Harlan by car and visited
at the Mcclure home. Because of the
rain they were compelled to leave their
car, and 60 home by train Monday
morning.
4. NJ. johnson and Thomas Ruther,
ford. went to Omaha, Tuesday evening,
The later named gentleman goes with
the intention of returning with q new
Apperson Jack Rabbit automobile,
which he purchased through the agency
of Mr.. johnson.
II. NJ. Duval, formerly Ford agent
in this city, came in from Osceola Mon.
day noon, to close up some unfinished
business. He left the same evening
for Osceola where he has embarked in