Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-07-10


Chicago, where she has been visiting
her son Jason the past month.
Mrs Fred Dreher. went to Grant. to-
day TO be at the bedside of her mother
Mrs. Hansel, who is quite sick.
Congressman w. r. Green, departed
resumed his duties as q law maker.
VIM. Dryden, arrived today from
Grand Forks, N. d. with carload of
young cattle, which he will dispose of
| here
Lost last Friday between Geo. Stay
tons and Luccoks grove, mower
sickle. Finder call Geo. Slayton on
| line 20.
Rev. G. B. Christensen was a pas
senger to Blair. Neb., Tuesday to look
after some matters in connection with
the college,
August johnson, is erectir large
barn and a hog house on his farm in
Melville township. p A. Wickland
doing the work.
Brownings famous landscape paint
ings are on sale at Audubon music
store rare chance to get fine paintings
at reasonable prices. 2sI
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jensen, arrivid
from Winfield yesterday, and ARE
visiting at the home of his sister Mrs
Geo. Dye and family.
Mrs. J. M. Garren, of Elkhart, Iowa,
who has been guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey, returned
to her home yesterday.
]. NJ. Darland who has been in Indi-
ana visiting relatives the past few
weeks, is back in Audubon to spend the
summer with his children here.
AL Evans and wife, of Lexington.
Nehr,, arrived in the city Tuesday for
a short visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Bert McLeran and family.
Miss Deetta Pfiester, who had been
visiting at the home of her uncle E.
Reed and other relatives, returned to
her home at Carroll Thursday.
Don't wait until our fall rush begins,
have your house wiring done now
We have first class wireman
2SI Audubon Co., Electric Co.
| L. NJ. Sutton, was in town yesterday,
in the interest of the Woodmen of the
World and hopes to establish an order
of that kind here in the near future.
Miss Augusta, Hecker, returned
Thursday from Milford, where she has
successfully undergone an operation for
appendicitis, at the Milford Hospital.
H. A. Maharg president of tHe
Audubon County Fair Association.
went to Fremont, Neb., Tuesday
whore he viii look after some b6siness
interests.
Emil Bilharz, Jr., went with L. ID.
Phelps and family, to Chicago, Thurs
day to visit several weeks in that city
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Bilharz.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Kissick who have
been in the city several days visiting
their daughter. Mrs. e. E. Bailey and
family, returned to their home in Red
field Tuesday.
T.. 4. Mason is in Colfax this week,
going Tuesday morning where he will
test the curative properties of the
famous mineral water for the relief of
rheumatism.
Geo Bicklehaupt left this morning
for Council Bluffs Tonight he joins
a party of land seekers to Kansas.
where on Tuesday the thermometer
registered TO-
q o. ID. Keith and his brother Gus
Keith and wife who have been here on
visit to their father, Uncle Jesse
Keith, departed yesterday for their
home in Casper, .Wyo.
Mrs Edith Henkle, of Charleston,
Ill. and her sister Mrs J. X. Parks, of
Dubuque, arrived yesterday, and will
visit at the home of their parents Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. townsend.
Misses Freda Schwab and Elda Pot
ter returned yesterday, from Spirit
Lake, where they have been visiting at
the S. M. Cramer home, and enjoying
a weeks outing at the lakes.
Mrs. Della Smith of South Pass Wyo
who is visiting her brother J. s. Warn
er and family, left yesterday for
to visit her mother before |
returning to her western home.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Agnew were call
ed to Pawnee City, Nebr., yesterday by |
the death of Mrs Lew Agnew. We
were unable to learn particulars but
they left on the early morning train
yesterday to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Reed received word
from their daughter Buelah who has
been visiting at Carroll, that she was
not coming home Immediately, but
has gone TO Williamsburg, their farmer
home, where she will visit several
weeks.
J. II. Ross, returned Tuesday from
Rochester, where he accompanied his
wife after visit at Sioux City. Ii i
was determined that Mrs. Ross would
not have to undergo an operation, at
this time and she returned to Sioux
City, TO continue her visit.
The following persons from out of
own were here the fore part of the
week TO attend the funeral of j. 3. |
Dennis Jr.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith,
HARLAN; Mrs. A. j. Pattee. Harlan;
Mrs. Joe Wehenkle, Ewing, Nebr.; and
Mrs. II. G. Adams. mother Of Mrs.
Dennis, and Fonzo Pefley a brother
rom Wilmette, Ill.
Mrs II. Hecker, returned Sunday,
rom Hastings, Nebr.. where she has
zen visiting her sister Mrs. Dixon.
While there Mrs. Hecker, had an acct
lent. falling INTO celler. badly cutting
ler head and otherwise badly bruising
Ter body. We are glad TO report that |
he has almost recovered, and is able
o be about again. Her son julius
her home from Omaha,
nd will remain here for two weeks
Iisit. Mrs. Hecker's sister at Hastings
Who is suffering from paralysis Of the
hroat. is no better.