Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-07-24

farm land
Miss Mary obrecht, of Harlan arriv
ed Friday and is visiting her uncle Ra.
Bamsey and wife.
ID. ID. Sampson who visited some o
his wife's folks at Omaha last week re
turned home Saturday.
Ralph Wright and family arrived
from Manning, Monday to visit hel
mother, Mrs. L.. Heuerman.
Miss Eva Smith, returned Monday
from Manila, where she has been visit
ing the past week with friends.
Tama Andersen, arrived Monday
from Harlan, and will visit at the home
of his cousin Mrs. Torval Jensen.
Geo. Cook, went to Sioux City Tues
day to visit relatives. No doubt MIR
Cook will enjoy little vacation.
r. NJ. Wright, arrived Tuesday
from Des Moines, and is visiting with
his son, John Wright and family.
Ed Heuerman, returned from Man
ming, Monday, where he has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Ralph Wright.
Kirk Knox, of Extra went to Siou,
City with Elmer Bailey Monday to at
tend the convention now in progress,
there.
Rev. G.. B. Christensen, returned
Tuesday from Viborg, S. d. where ht
participated in the dedication of a new
church.
Miss Helen Ward, went to Carol
Monday, where she met her father Johr
Ward, and from there they went tc
Sioux City.
Mrs. Ray Brenton and daughter, who
have been visiting her mother, Mrs
Harvey Hite, returned to their home al
Clarion, Tuesday.
A. F. Drake went to Manning Tues
day, to join the Manning band, which
is going to Perry, to play at the Fire
mans Tournament.
Mrs. Lawrence Jensen and children
arrived from Spirit Lake Monday tt
spend week with her parents Mr.. anC
Mrs Jens Rosenbek.
Mrs II. d. Fitch of Diamondville
Wyo., arrived in the city the fore
part of the week for an extended
visit at the j. H. Kennedy home.
Miss Matte Fulton who was in the
city Monday evening visiting her broth
or, DIR. Fulton, returned to her home ir
Atlantic on the early train Tuesday
morning.
J. M. Graham departed Tuesday fol
Colorado where he goes ON business
His wife and daughter accompanied
him as far as Omaha, where they viii
visit friends.
William Witten who has been visit
ing the past two months with his
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Mclaughlin anC
family, departed Tuesday, for his home
at Maramec, Okla.
Nels Sorensen, went to Coon Rapids
Tuesday. to purchase lumber for 6
corn-crib which he expects to erect OF
his farm eight miles south of thai
place, in the near future.
John Rutherford, Jr., who wa.
threatened with an attack OF appended
tbs last week, is recovering nicely ant
it is thought he will recover without
having tosubmit to surgical operation
Attorney Chas. s. White returned
from Denver, Colo, Tuesday where he
spent week visiting his brother, b
b. White. He also visited his sister
Mrs. Florence Robinson at Fit. Morgan
Colo.
Henry and Lena Bush of Extra an(
their cousins, Mrs Reed and daughter
of Brookfield, Mas, autoed to Audubon
Thursday afternoon and made severa
calls and formed pleasant lunch
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. j
Creveling,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Rippey who have
been at Winterset the past two week:
visiting at the home of his parents
returned home Monday evening anC
Mr.. Rippey is again found at the court
house. looking after details in the
Auditors Office.
Mrs. Rem Phelps and Mrs. Anetta
Smith came up from Atlantic Sunday
to spend few days at the parental, L.
G. johnson home. They returned today
to Atlantic and tomorrow Mrs. Smith
leaves for her home at Dallas, Texas
after two months absence.
Mrs. Geo. Massey and son, Charles
who have been visiting the formers
brothers Chas. and Adolph Wolff, de
parted Saturday for Fl. Dodge anC
Webster City, where they will visit be
fore returning to their home at st
Louis. Adolph Wolff accompanied
them to Fit. Dodge.
w. Wadsworth and wife who have
been here for several weeks ATTENDING
the bedside of her father, w. Burnside
departed Tuesday for their home il
Grinnell. We are pleased to state tina,
Mr., Burnside is greatly improved anC
the past few days has been able to tax,
breakfast with the family.
E. E. Bailey is in Sioux City thi,
week attending the annual convention
of the Master Painters and Decorator,
of the state. Mr.. Bailey is one of tn,
members of the executive committe,
and takes quite prominent part in thu
deliberations of the convention. Hi
family accompanied him.
A. c. Robinson and family drove ovel
IN their new auto from Guthrie Center
last Sunday to visit friends. Today hi
starts for his old home at Richland
Iowa, where he and his family will
visit week or ten days. Frank Har
mon of this city has been in the employ
of Mr.. Robinson the past year.
Will sell this farm on the following
terms $125, per acres $500 down 500
March first balance ten years time al
per cent interest. If you are in the
market for farm of this kind you had
better come in soon and l will show
you the same at any time you wish
E. Fl Jacobsen, Audubon, Iowa. Goth.
DIR. Collins and wife, of Pawnee City
Nebr., are in the city guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Agnew
They will remain here to enjoy sum.
mer's vacation and get all the good
they can out of Audubon's excellent
chautauqua. Mr.. Collins was a mem.
Der of the Nebraska state legislature
and the last term was speaker of the
house.
Miss Christina Whittier went tc
FINLEY Park, suburb of Chicago, Sat
urday being called there to identify IL
possible the young woman who was
found dead hanging to fence post
along the right-of. way. She wired
relatives here Sunday that the body
found was that of her sister, an account
of whose death appears on the front
mage of this issuA