Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27
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day, to visit his cousin, Jake Ellick.
Arthur Farquhar returned from 6
business trip to Carson, Thursday.
Post Cards 81. 90 per dozen during the
month of March only, at Masons. 81
Willie Mehle, of Atlantic, came ny
Saturday, to visit his aunt, Mrs. Stock
ings.
Walkup Crees, went to Ida Grove,
Saturday, to visit his sister, Mrs. Tom
White.
s. w. Wright, went to Atlantic,
Monday to visit and look after business
matters.
DR.. J K. Donaldson, went to Anita
Saturday to spend Sunday with friends
and relatives.
q. E. Long. returned to Harlan
Monday, having spent Sunday, with
his wife, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parrot, went to
Lake City, Saturday to visit his cousin,
Mrs. Geo. Martin.
Hans Hansen, returned Thursday
from Des Moines, where he had been
on a short business trip.
Mrs Geo. Northup and son, Parker
went to Omaha, Saturday, to visit her
brother, John Darland
Miss Agnes Donahue, who has been
teaching in this county, returned t.
her home in Stuart, Saturday.
Miss Ruth Turner, the efficient trim.
mer at Wilson and Freeman, was d
passenger to Anita Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rosenbeck, went
to Percy, Iowa Saturday to visit theiI
daughter. Mrs. Mary Winters.
d. L. freeman, went to Des Moines
Friday, to spend few days in the city
looking after matters of business.
Hans Nielsen, who has been visiting
at the home of Earl Maharg, returned
to his home at Kimballton, Friday.
The Hawkeye & Des Moines In
surance Co. is still doing business in
Iowa. A. F. Drake, agent. 10S
Alice Sherman went to Kirkman,
Saturday to spend vacation with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Sherman.
J. L. Rippy, returned Friday, from
Des Moines, where he was a guest at
the Jeffersonian banquet Thursday
evening.
A. Rosenbladt, of Bayard, who has
been visiting several days with his
brother, Jens Rosenbladt. returned
home Saturday.
f. l.. Finch went to Anita yesterday
to inspect the hui dings on his farm
near that place which are reported
badly damaged.
D. D. Sampson who accompanied his
daughter, Mrs. H. B. Emely of Kenas-
ton, Canada as far as st. Paul, Mimi,
returned home Friday.
John Christensen, departed for Wa
hoo, Nebr., Monday, where he will re-
main for the summer, following his
occupation as painter.
Miss Mildred Neff, sister of Mrs. S.
w. Wright, arrived Friday, from At
lantic and will assume the duties of
teacher at Leroy, No. 6.
Wells Ferguson and son Ferdinand
departed Saturday for their home near
Atlantic after visiting several days
with his aunt, Mrs. D. c. Ross.
Mrs. r. c. Spencer, went to Dss
MOines, Friday to join her husband
who was at the Jeffersonian Banquet.
Both returned Tuesday evening.
j. w. Landrum, departed Monday
for Kansas City, st. Joe and other
southern points, where he will look
after his land interests and enjoy a
short vacation.
Geo. Swend,r, went to Harlan Satur-
day, to meet his sister, Mrs. Freedline.
They will visit several days with their
brother, N. ] Swender, of that place,
before returning home.
Mrs. Mary Sandrock, who has been
visiting her daughters, Deist and Mrs.
Ehlest, and son John Sandrock, all of
near Ross, returned to her home at
Geneseo, ILL.,, Saturday.
DR.. Childs and daughter, Ollivene
went to Council Bluffs, Monday, to
visit several days with his parents.
While there they saw the tornado
stricken part of Omaha.
John Norris, who was compelled
through sickness, to come home about
a week ago returned Monday, to Des
MONIES to resume his duties as door
keeper at the State capital.
Mrs. John Davis, departed Friday for
Fremont, Nebr., where she will visit
her son, DR.. J. H. Rathburn and
Howard Rathburn of Bell Fourche, s.
Dakota, who is at Fremont now.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy. who has been
resident of Audubon county, for thirty,
three years, departed with her daugh-
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