Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-10-16

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N. G. Nielsen went to Clarinda yes
terday to visit relatives a few days,
Good furnished room for rent, ligh
and heat. Inquire of Miss Mel
Roche. 40
Gus Schroeder OF Greenfield, cam,
the fore part OF the week to visit hi
brother
Ed. Finch came from Plattsmouth
Neb, the fore part of the week to at
tend court.
Mrs. e. E. Bailey and little daughter
have gone to Redfield for visit will
her parents.
A family horse, good worker singl,
or double, for sale. Also light buggy
See DR. Carrie Wood. All
Mrs. WIN. Krauel has gone to Guthri,
Center for visit with her daughter
Mrs. Minnie Passmore.
Jasper Jensen and wife who visited
their daughter at Omaha over Sunday
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Tillie Cooke from Calamus
Iowa, is visiting this week at the home
of her uncle, Mart Olson, Sr.
Mrs. Ralph Miller and children from
Winfred, s. d., and Mrs. G.. G. Bamsey
visited Monday at the j. G. jerks home
City Marshall Darnold came bach
from Villisca Friday and stopped a.
Extra to take in the old soldiers reunion
l. M. Darland has been visiting hi,
Tuesday from trip to Nebraska anG
Mills county.
Mrs. DIR. Childs went to Omaha Tues
day for visit with relatives and re.
turned home yesterday with the DR.
and Ollivene.
F. o. Niklason bought lot of horses
at Carroll and Glidden Tuesday and
shipped them here yesterday over the
Northwestern.
Rem Phelps and family spent Sunday
with the lady's parents, L. G. johnson
and family. They returned to Atlantic
Monday evening.
H. G.. Rice who went to Low Moor,
Iowa, last week to visit his father, re-
turned home yesterday and reports the
sick one much improved in health.
Miss Daisy Frick is in Omaha this
week attending the convention of the
Nebraska Rexall dealers. The Frick
Drug Co., is the official Rexall store in
Audubon.
H. w. Wilson has gone to Avoca for
a visit with his only sister, Mrs. Chas
Swartfager, and to renew old acquain-
tances. Mr.. Wilson formerly lived al
Avoca and is well know there.
Chas. Petersen and family of Lincoln,
Neb., but former resident of Audubon
county, came Tuesday for three
weeks visit with his father Andrew
Petersen and other relatives and friends.
ID. G. Abrams who has been in Mime
sofa looking after the harvesting of the
potato crop, stopped in Audubon the
fore part of the week guest at the
Emil Bilharz home He left yesterday
for his home in Iowa City.
D. l.. Cahail, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has a lot of good farms to
sell in Guthrie comfy and some of them
near the Audubon county line. If you
are interested in farm lands it will he
to your interests to have q talk with
Mr.. Cahail. 31tf
Household Economics Department
will have their second meeting at the
The Model Kitchen, and the Care OF
It," Leader, Mrs. Jennie Leach. Dis,
cussion, Mrs. Agnew. All members are
urged to be present.
Frank Horning, who came from
South Dakota last week to visit his
sons, underwent an operation Friday
for rupture. He is greatly improv-
ed today and all indications are that he
will soon he anle to return to his home
in much better health.
M. t. Foley is back from Middle,
Canada, where he went last week tC
look after the harvesting of the crops
on his son Wills farm. Mr.. Foley is
we'll pleased with crop conditions in
Canada and says Will has made some
money on his farm there.
The ladies aid of the Bethel NJ. Z.
church will hold a bazaar in Frank
SIMPSONS new barn on Friday evening
Oct. 18th Chicken pie will be among
the refreshments to be served. A cor.
dial invitation is extended for all to be
present and attend the bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Detwiler are in
West Liberty this week attending the
reunion of the End Iowa Cavalry.
These reunions are looked forward tc
with great deal of pleasure and all
know that Mr.. Detwiler will enjoy this
reunion which takes place ON the 18th
and 10th.
Leonard Brown who took so seriously
i'll last week that he had to be taken 10 the
hospital at Atlantic, has so far recover
ed from his illness as to be able to re.
turn home. He returned Tuesday and
was taken to the home of his daughter,
Mrs. D. M. Graham, where he is making
his home.
G. A. Lovelace was here over Sunday
visiting his brother, John and at the
Harry PARROT home He had not been
in Audubon for over 25 years and finds
many important changes Monday be
returned to Des Moines but next week
he and his family expect to go to Texas
where he has large land interests.
Word has reached the city that Mr.
and Mrs. Neal Meyer, of Dummer,
Sask., Canada are the happy parents OF
a baby girl born Oct. 9th. Grandpa
Jake" Meyer is wearing the honor
with becoming dignity and says he can
hardly wait for the youngster to get old
enough to come hack TO Audubon for 9
visit. Meals many friends here join in
extending congratulations.
Sheriff Sunberg was called out to the
Nels Schmidt place Sunday evening
where it was reported that an insane
man clothed only in a pair of stripped
pantaloons was securing through the
country. He went to the place about
miles west of town, but could find nc
one answering the description giver
over the telephone. Later in the even
ing another party sent in similar infor
nation. 1t may have been an escaped
convict, lunatic OF some one playing
a prank.
Alex Ferguson and VIM. O'Brier
went to Omaha yesterday to visit Mrs
Ferguson who is staying with her sis,
ter, Mrs. j. V. Hunter of Manning who
was operated on for appendicitis last
week. Mrs. Hunter is recovering nicely
and may soon be able to return to hel
home. Last Sunday Clarence her eight
year old son fell from a shed at hi,
home near Manning and broke botl
arms ahova the wrist The naus of IN,