Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-01
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Mrs. Maude Oldaker and Miss Mary
Marietta were called to Omaha last
Saturday by the death of the latter's
brother Dorsey Marietta. He had
been sick for several weeks with a
severe attack of the grip and seemed to
be improving and expected to go to
work again. When he was taken sud
denly i'll with heart trouble from which
he died last Thursday evening. He
was buried in Omaha Sunday after
noon. He leaves a wife and three
chill rem. Mrs Oldaker and Miss Mar
rietta returned Monday evening.
Lou Jensen and family from east of
Audubon Fred Smith and family. l..
e. Simpson and family, ID. Z. Soar from
Audubon and DIR. and Mrs. G. j. Graf
from Villisca all came in Sunday to
spend the day at the j. B. Connrardy
home. Mr.. Connrardy is improving and
will soon be able to be up and around
again.
Love johnson entertained his room
at his home west of thu depot Monday
evening after school in homer of his
9th birthday Mr.. johnson came in after
them with the hay rack and it was
filed to the limit when Miss Noon the
teacher had placed each one in the
rack.
d. NJ. Deem and Mr.. Waterbury of
Harlan spent part of last week putting
up monuments in the cemeteries here
and returned TO their home Saturday
returning again Sunday to finish. Mr..
Deem does great deal of work here
and put up several new monuments.
The Misses Eilowene Dimick, Lima
Brinkerhoff. Minerva Rabson and Irene
Porter, Messrs Lloyd Graham and
Arthur Stalzell attended the club
dance given in Audubon last Thursday
evening and report most excellent
time.
MIR. Knox went to Atlantic last Sat.
urday to visit his friend Mr.. Wilds who
is in the hospital there. Mr.. Wilds
lived here good many years ago and
conducted Racket store where the e,
B. Voss wagon shop now stands
Mrs. Chas. May came up last We'd
nesday in response TO the call for those
interested in the cemetery to help in
the cleaning, but on account of the
rain were unable TO work. She re-
turned to her home Friday.
AL Voorhees, purchased the Oluf Jen-
sen bankrupt stock last week and is
closing it ont. He has added line of
| fresh groceries TO the remainder of the
stock and all be sold at auction next
Saturday.
L. L. Simpson drove down from
Audubon last Friday in his new Cada-
lac car for which he has the agency
for, and called on relatives at the j. b.
Connrardy home.
Mrs. Dana Rendleman left Monday
for Oakland where she expects to join
Miss Stoble and 60 to South Dakota
and Wyoming for an extended visit.
DIR. and Mrs. Koob drove up from
Brayton in their car Monday afternoon
and called on their daughter, Mrs.
luther Hensley and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wilde and child
rem of Audubon called at the Otto
Witthauer home last Sunday afternoon,
they drove down in a car.
Fred Wahlert lost one of his fat
cattle in the creek at West town last
Saturday where it got in the water to
deep and drowned.
Wick Gearheart resigned his position
as Marshall of Extra to take effect May
list. Just what he intends to do we do
not know.
DIR. r. A. Lantz went to Anita last
Friday returning Saturday with new
car, Ford Roadster, a present from
his father.
We are glad to be able to report Miss
Leah Brinkerhoff improving nicely
which her many friends will be glad to
hear.
Clyde Dimmick went to Atlantic Fri
day evening to visit friends returning
Saturday morning on the early train.
Mrs. VIM. Woodward, of Atlantic
visited from Sunday until Monday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Lewis
j. NJ. Dimick and son, Frank and
Roy Hensley went to Chicago with
several cars of stock last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Smith visited
last week with Mr.. Smiths son, Hugh
Smith and family in the Heights.
D. Bell came up from Anita last
Saturday to purchase the Spoo restaur-
ant but there was no deal made.
Roy Heath, of South Dakota visited
his cousin, Ed Millinan and family
over Sunday.
Lou Kleever went TO Omaha last
week where he purchased Midland
touring car.
Mrs. d. NJ. Deem of Harlan was the
guest of Mrs. Free Anders several days
this week
Dorthy Delahoyde visited from Fri
day until Monday with relatives at
Audubon.
Several auto leads from here at
tended the ball game at Brayton last
Sunday.
Hazel Gin came up from Atlantic
Sunday to visit with her parents over
night.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Wells last Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Mat. Theilan and little girls
visited at the Neal South home Sunday.
The Larsen Brothers painted the in
terror of the Spoo restaurant last week
Earl Griffin was business visitor
here Saturday from over near Anita.
Miss Lima Brinkerhoff went to
Audubon between trains Monday.
Marie Baylor has been sick the past
week with the grip.
MONEY rnInAN ALLOW RATES.