Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-07-03

Miss Eliza Jones, of Atlantic trans.
acted business in our city Saturday.
Anton Davis, left Tuesday, for Sioux
City, going on matter of business.
Will sell at Mike Foley's feed barn
Saturday, July ~, at 200 p. m, ten
head of horses and some yearling
heifers. 25Sp
Miss Ida Winters, went to Harlan,
Monday, to spend a week visiting
friends in that locality.
Matilda Nielsen, went to Harlan,
Tuesday, where she will visit her uncle
Chas. Andersen and family.
Miss Erwin, arrived Monday, from
Indianola, and will visit at the home
of her friend, Miss Belle Parnham.
Mrs. J. S. Dennis, returned from
Chicago Tuesday, where she has been
visiting her parents the past six weeks.
Chas. Dennis, went to Carroll, Mon
day where he accepts a position in the
freight office of the North Western Ry.
Mrs. J. f. Kerwin, returned Satur-
day, from Stuart, where she had been
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
! Donahue
Clint Stemm, and sons George and
John went to Menlo, Saturday, to visit
his brother, Chas. and his father, G.
II. Stemm.
Bert Dollahide and wife, came down
from Dedham, by car Monday evening
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. III.
| DOllahide,
Geo Bicklehaupt who has been in
Kansas the past six weeks looking at
ter his farming interests, arrived home
Saturday evening.
Virgil Hayes who was here several
days last week visiting his uncle, L. Z.
Kline and family, returned to his home
at Council Bluffs Monday.
Mrs A. L. Brooks, son Emert and
little Jane, went to Des Moines Tues
day for an over Sunday visit at the
home of Dr. and Mrs Kimball.
Miss Amelia Ohm, who has been
here on a short visit to her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Bicklehaupt left Monday to 1e-
sumo her duties in Des MOines.
Miss Clara Luse, arrived Tuesday
from Los Angles Calf, where she has
been teaching the past year, and will
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Luse.
VIM. Bovine and wife, who have
been visiting w. A. and F. M. Hollis
ter, and her daughter, Mrs. James
| Andrews, the past three weeks return
ed to their home at Elgin, Ill. Monday.
Jasper Jensen, went to Wiota, Satur,
day to visit his son-in law, Z. G. Bren-
son, and from there he will go to
Stuart, to visit his two sons, Alex and
Charles who live on farm near that
place.
S. S. Rush, one of the pioneers of the
pioneers of Pottawattomie county and
a business man of prominence of Oak
land, died at his home last Saturday
He was known to number of our bust
ness men.
John Weighton and family, Mrs
John Ward and daughter, Helen, and
son John jr., went to Sioux City Tues
day, to visit John Ward and enjoy the
three days celebration. which is being
held there this week.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Kay Bamsey returned
Sunday from their visit to Villisca.
Monday morning Ray was at his post
of duty where he will continue to earn
an honest living and provide for him
self and wife.
Thomas w Lewis, of Elgln. Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan and two
VOlga City, were here the fore part of
| 40 Wis or hn Of
Sloan and family.
Those having matters i'll charge at
the Country Club state that the tennis
courts will be opened and ready for use
July 4th. This will give all who de-
sire to play most delightful place to
celebrate at home.
Mrs. C. d. Booten. returned Monday,
from Milford, where she had gone to
attend the TItterington- Bevers we'd
ding. Her sister in-law, Mrs. John
Baker of Spirit Lake returned with her
and will visit her brother at the Booten
home.
A. NJ. Leake, of Sandusky, Ohio who
is engaged in the manufacture of the
One Minute Washer with Or. Laurit-
zen, was in the city few days last
week looking after business matters in
connection with the firm of Burnside &
| Leake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Northup re-
turned Monday from several days
visit with his brother Ed Northup and
family at Villisca. They brought back
with them their daughter, Hazel who
had been visiting her uncle week or
ten days previous.
f. F. Moon, of Atlantic arrived
Saturday, to visit day with his
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Layland. Sunday
he departed for Rochester, to submit to
an examination at the Mayo Bros hos
pital. We trust he will get immediate
relief, and come home we'll and strong
F. o. Niklason took his brother
August and wife over TO Greenfield
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with an uncle of theirs. Mr.. Niklason
returned Monday but left his brother
and wife who will remain there several
weeks before returning here to finish
their visit with relatives.
]. G. Mishler has purchased the dray
line from l.. G. johnson and took pos
session July first MIR. Mishler is
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cations and will make success. He
is careful and courteous and no doubt
will increase the business. Mr.. John.
son retires ON account of his failing eye
sight and will do only small portion
of hauling in the future.
The speed of the first car which e.
mer and Edgar Apperson built two de-
cades ago was about twelve miles an
hour, while the present day cars en-.
tered in the tour to the Pacific coast
will negotiate 5000 miles in twenty
six running days When Apperson
first drove his machine through the
streets of Chicago he was ordered
off the boulvards during the time of
the Worlds Fair because the machine
was offensive to the horses. To-Day on
every country road and on the boule-
wards there are more automobiles than
| horses.
X. Christensen who lives west of
Hamlin was in the city Monday and in
conversation with representative of
the Republican stated that about three
weeks ago while blowing corn he had
both hands poisoned with poison ivy
and he was still in a condit on so he
was unable TO work. His hands are