Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-06

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Nels Henricksen went to Manning
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. A. Humiston returned from
Rochester Minnesota Monday.
Martin Larson returned from At
lantic Monday where he visited Chas.
Nielsen.
Hi Mendenhall returned Saturday
| from a short business trip to Des
Moines.
n. A. Krogh went to B yard the fore
\ part of the week to look after some
business matters.
A. C. Foster of Williamsburg arrived
i'll the city Tuesday for visit with his
friend, E. Reed and family.
Nels G.. Nelson departed Tuesday for
H Clarinda to visit his wife who is
H patient at the state hospital.
Miss Francis Morrissey went to Har-
Ian Tuesday to visit. her sister-in law,
Mrs. John Morrissey and family.
Quite number of Audubon county
Il people have been in Des Moines this
\ week attending the automobile show.
/ A. Smith and family have arrived
/ from Essex, and have moved onto the
\ Arthur Farquhar farm in Melville
II township.
II Sam Kopp was down from Glidden,
n Friday, making arrangements for the
II shipment of some horses which he had
II purchased.
Rev. G.. B. Christensen returned
II Tuesday evening from Cedar Falls
II where he attended the Danish Luther
an Conference.
II Mrs. A. r. Swart and daughter, Mrs.
Myrtle Olson and baby, left for Full
ton, S. Oak Tuesday to visit the Sam
Rumlehart family.
III Mrs. S. w. Leighty and daughter re-
II turned from Omaha Saturday where
II they had been visiting the formers
AhlS. l1Cul 1HfaC
III Nels Felbeck of Audubon, and Emil
II Christensen of Elk Horn left Tuesday
H for Humboldt, Iowa, where they ex-
III pect to remain during the summer sea-
III son.
III Andy Anderson who moved on a
II farm near Atlantic some three weeks
III ago, was in town the fore part of the
N week, looking after some business mat
H tiers.
III The regular services will be held in
III the Ross Methodist Episcopal church
II Sunday February 8 at 3 o'clock p. IN.
H All are cordially invited to these SER
y vices. Rev. f. B. Scoggan.
= Ex.Sheriff Crees has moved onto his
farm near Hamlin. Sheriff Chas. Sun
berg is moving into the sheriffs home
and NJ. K. Mortensen county treasurer
will move into the house vacated by
Mr.. Sunberg.
Fred Hansen, deputy state game
warden, of Extra, was in the city the
fore part of the week doing jury ser
vice. He found time Tuesday to call
at the Republican Office for a short
visit with the editor.
If you are not a regular reader of the
Republican, you had better enroll
your name on the subscription list at
once. We give more live news of in
tesest to Audubon county people than
any other newspaper published. One
dollar will bring it to your home 81
times.
Bert Eaton who recently traded for a
piece of town property with A. II,
Edwards, has sold the house to Otis
Harris, who will move the same onto
one of his vacant lots in the west part
of town Mr.. Eaton will at once erect
modern cottage on the corner lot to
be occupied by himself and family.
Hazel Lillian, the six weeks old baby
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Ditto
died at her home in Melville township,
of pneumonia Thursday night and was
buried at Maple Grove cemetery Satur'
day afternoon. Short funeral services
were held Saturday conducted by Rev.
o. Mehnert. The sorrowing parents
have the sympathy of large circle OF
friends.
H. w. Lowther, the foreman at the
Republican Office has been confined to
his room with a severe attack of ap
pendicitis since Saturday. His father
@. P. Lowther editor of the Hillsboro
Enterprise came Wednesday evening to
look after his son. He take will him
to Hillsboro Friday where Harry will
remain until he is fully recovered and
where his mother can give him at,
tention.
- A. G. Harmon and family left for
Des Moines Monday, instead of Friday
as reported in last weeks Republican.
He will purchase some goods in Des
Moines. Tuesday they went to Chi
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