Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-04

Hacking Valley Coal sold at Illinois
prices at the Updike Elevator, Audi.
bon, Iowa. 35t
Mrs. Harry Merit arrived Friday
from Sioux City, to visit her father, B
L. Darnold.
Mrs. j. A. Nash came back Saturday
evening from short visit with relatives
in Des Moines.
Mrs. r. Kerwin, returned Saturday,
from Randalia, where she has been Wis
iting nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans G. Nielsen went
to Carroll Friday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Lastine.
to Nevada, Friday, where she goes to
see her son Herbert.
Robert Carper who spent several
days in Audubon last week returned to
Des Moines Saturday.
| Mrs. Walter Hollingsworth. arrived
from Harlan, Friday, and is spending
a week here with relatives.
Miss Leota Wade of Council Bluffs is
a guest at the AL Davis home this week
arriving in the city Saturday.
Mrs. John Hepp, went to Coon Rap
ids, Friday, to spend few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Will Kopaski.
Mrs. Harriet Jones went to Swan,
Iowa Monday for a couple of weeks
visit with old time acquaintance.
Fred Grumstrup and wife, arrived
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visiting relatives in Sharon township.
Following a visit with her sister, Mrs
Alex Ferguson, Mrs. j. V. Hunter, re-
turned Friday, to her home at Mann
ing.
c. j. Christensen and wife, returned
Friday, from Lake Benton, where they
have been visiting friends the past two
weeks.
Good cook and dining room girls
wanted at once at the Park hotel
Steady work and good wages to the
right party. 32tf
Miss Ingeborg Thorstensen arrived
from Denmark, Saturday and for the
present is making her home with Mrs
Peter Rasmussen.
Geo. w. johnson who is employed
with the Kimballton, Construction
Company, spent over Sunday with his
family at Atlantic.
Ferdinand Weiderstein and wife,
living near Ross have baby boy at
their home which arrived the lat
ter part of last week.
M;So Fannie p.o;oa-5 o.l Ai:.. MA,
Hicks of Extra, departed Saturday, for
Cedar Falls, to resume their studies AT
the State Normal School,
A. c. Ross came back to Audubon
Sunday after looking after business
matters at Usage, where twenty years
ago he edited a newspaper
Miss Lena Jensen who has employ.
ment at Omaha, came home Sunday
and will spend her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Jensen.
Miss Mildred Neff, of Atlantic came
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Sherm
Wright. She will remain for the fall
season and will teach one of our rural
schools.
Mrs. DIR. Brooks is in Des Moines for
a. fortnight s visit with Mrs. DIR. Kim.
ball and family The doctor was there
to see her last week, going down in
his car.
Miss Lillian Foley arrived from Car
roll, Saturday, to spend Sunday with
her parents, returning Monday, to re-
sumo her duties as trimmer for the firm
of Bergland & Spencer.
Mrs. James Lee went to Manning
Saturday. to meet her daughter,
Ollivene, who was returning from FIT.
Dodge where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Leslie Walker. =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Thomas went to
Conrad, Iowa Monday for visit with
his relatives. They will also remain to
attend the marriage of his sister, Ada
which takes place this afternoon.
Miss Mayme Downey left Sunday for
Dies Moines where she will make a
short visit with friends. From there
she will go to Ames to continue her
visit, expecting to be absent about two
weeks.
Miss Christina Christensen and Miss
Ruth Hayes, arrived Saturday TO take
up their duties as teachers in this
county, Miss Christensen, goes to Extra
and Miss Hayes will teach in the
country south of Audubon.
John Ward who was in the city the
latter part of the week TO visit home
folks returned to Sioux City Monday.
Mr.. Ward has not been feeling very
we'll of late but hopes to improve with
the approach of fall weather.
Misses Coda and Doleta Wilson were
among the many young ladies from this
part of the county who left Monday to
attend college. They went to Denison
where they will finish course of study.
They were students there last year.
Miss Alma Christensen left Monday
morning for Parkville, Mo-, where she
will enter college. Her father accom-
panied her as far as Omaha. The
father of Rev. Miller, of this city is
pastor of the college church at Parkville.
H. Nielsen, who conducted Danish
school here during the summer months,
left Monday for Blair, Nebr. G. p.
Jorgensen who has been working for j.
P. Hansen also went to Blair to finish
bis course of study in the Blair college.
John Freeman and family have NOV
ed to Atlantic and will make that their
home for the present Mr.. Freeman
is fireman for the Rock Island at the
round house. After he serves his APP
prenticship he will accept position as
fireman on the road.
Ed. F. Bilharz went to Chicago Sat
urday night for visit and to purchase
stock for the store. He reached Chica.
go in time to view the big Labor Day
celebration, which was by far the
greatest that has ever taken place in
Chicago. His sister. Harriet Bilharz
who has been in Chicago fortnight,
returned home Monday.
A. A. Frichie, of Chicago is here
making his sister, Mrs. Chauncey
Gardner visit. This is his first visit
TO Audubon. Mr. Frichie was mem
Der of the Chicago fire department 90
years and now that he has been pen.
stoned, he is taking little time visit
ing his relatives. The Republican ac-