Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

| MIS-. ATCul6 MAC lear OF LES MONIES
arrived here this morning.
Geo. Carroll of Menlo is here for a
visit with old time friends.
Ed. Evans and family are here from
Ntlantic to remain during the fair.
| Ed Finch came in from Plattsmouth
yesterday for visit here during the
fair
Anton Hansen is in Omaha today for
visit and to look after some business
matters.
Martin Kjer was a passenger to
Omaha yesterday, returning this
morning.
For Rent-2OO acres in Lincoln town
ship. Inquire of j. f. Mcclure, Audi
bon, Iowa. 39Id
Chris Marcussen and wife of Harlan
are guests at the James G.. Hansen
home during fair week.
Mrs. Petersen who has been visiting
at the Rev. G. B. Christensen home,
left yesterday for Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lang who visited
his brother, Peter and family at Withee,
Wis, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Will Coyne, after ten days
visit with friends at Onawa, returned
home the fore part of the week.
Perry Harmon who went to Sioux
| City couple of weeks ago to work on
a railroad, returned home last evening
Aaron Anderson, of Calamus reached
Audubon yesterday to visit old friends
and to take in the big Audubon county
fair.
Lost:-Ratarier dog, white with
black ear and short tail. Finder notify
Frank Weston and all trouble will be
paid for.
Bert Killinger and family arrived
last Friday from Monte Christie, Texas,
for a months visit at the parental, Hi
Mendenhall home. ~
Miss Matte, Watts, of Omaha was in
the city the fore part of the week, a
guest at the home of her brother, F. S.
Watts and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Fullerton, of
Boone are here visiting at the r. j.
Creveling home and meeting old friends
at the big county fair.
J. p. Moore who has been spending
the summer and fall months at Spirit
Lake was here the fore part of the week
visiting old acquadntances.
Love Estes, of Moore, Mont, while
on his way to Chicago to purchase some
horses and cattle, stopped in Audubon
this week to renew old acquaintance.
On Saturday afternoon at 2:30 The
Lucy Hayes Co. will produce Victorian
Sardon's comedy entitled "A Divorce
Cure" Prices for the Matinee Is and
25 cents. .....-
Mrs. Walter Fredericksen and two
children who have been here with her
parents, Robt. Ping and wife since last
June, left this morning for her home
at Boise City, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Loveland who
were in Des Moines the fore part of the
week where Mr.. Loveland attended the
Gamers Convention, came home last
night after making a stop at Dexter
| with friends.
The play for Friday night at the
Opera House is a sensational comedy
drama entitled The Silver Dagger
This play was played in all the eastern
cities by Nat Wills, the Gu eat Tramp
Comedian and was big success.
For ten days ending Saturday night
Oct. 4, we will accept any worn or
damaged water bottle or syringe as fifty
cents cash paid on a new one, value
81. 50 or over. Prick Drug Co.
The Rexall Store.
Don't fail to see THE Unwritten
| Law" at the Opera House, Thursday
night. This is the Leatine play of The
| Lucy Hayes Co., and is brand new and
up-to-date. 1t is a lively play with
strong heart interest and excellent
comedy.
Mrs. Dr. Brooks is back from Des
Moines where she has been visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dr.
Kimbell. She reports the birth of a
husky little youngster at the Kimbell
home on September 18th who will
henceforth be known as William Brooks
Kimbell.
Tod O'Brien, of Jolliett, ILL.,, came
overland in his auto with his family
yesterday for visit here with his
parents and numerous friends. Their
coming was quite surprise to the home
folks and the visit will be all the more
interesting now that the big county
fair Is on.
Frank Drake and wife who have en-
ioyed ten days visit with relatives,
leave TO day for Winterset for short
visit before returning to their home at
Newton. Mrs. A. f. Drake accompanies
her son as far as Guthrie Center where
she will visit few days and then goes
to Des Moines.
Miss Anna Christiansen left yesterday
for Oaks, Okla, where she will be in
structor in music at the Danish Union
Mission school. Miss Christensen is a
recent graduate from University in
Nebraska, and during the summer
months has favored Audubon audiences
with number of vocal solos, which
have been pronounced by those capable
of criticising, as being of high order.
She has beautiful voice and uses it
effectively. Her many friends here
wish her abundant success in her new
field of labor