Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-03-19

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Sylvester Moore returned Saturday
from a visit with relatives at Des Moines.
For Rent:-Sevsn room house. Bath
room and furnace. Inquire at this office
Mrs. A. Kitson went to Atlantic Sat
urday to visit at the Mrs. G. Marsh home.
A sister of Mrs. l.. V. Pulver came
from Coon Rapids Saturday for a visit.
Vern Kissick returned from Redfield
Saturday, where he visited his parents.
VIM. Layland went to Creston Mon
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Elliott and see that new baby.
E. H. Jacobsen and L. o. Petersen
went to Council Bluffs Monday on bust
ness.
Lorenzo Brooks returned from Des
Moines Saturday where he went for an
operation.
Mrs. Florence Vincent and daughter
came from Stuart Saturday to visit
friends.
E. B. Thomas, who was in Nebraska
and elsewhere on business, came home
Friday.
w. Fl. Rasmussen moved from north
east of town TO farm near Wichita
this week.
Martin Kier and C. S. Christensen
arrived Sunday from a visit at Hamp-
ton, Neb.,
Miss Nora Hunt has returned from a
/ visit NJ WiptarSat with tho Fred Far
quhar family.
Paul Paulsen returned to Carroll Sat
urday. Pete Nielsen accompanied him
home. 4gf
Mrs. J. p. Hansen and son went to
Ralston Saturday to visit her mother,
Mrs. n. G. Hansen.
Chris Mathisen, who was attending
Grand View college at Des Moines re-
turned home Saturday.
Misses Ella and May Farquhar went
to Lincoln, Neb., Monday for weeks
visit with their brother Horace.
Miss Kathryn Delaney, who visited
her sister, Mrs j. L. Clark, returned to
Carroll Saturday.
Peter Andersen and wife left Friday
for Scranton to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Peter Hansen.
day to visit her sister Mrs. j. l.. Rippey
and husband. .....
Mrs. l.. w. Barger and daughter Eliz.
abeth were over Sunday visitors in Des
Moines with W. J. Dixon and wife.
A. B. McCammant and granddaugh-
ter Leila Foot of Montana, who visited
here with his son Will, went to Victor
Friday to visit three other sons.
Mrs. Clint Ross returned Saturday
from Atlantic where she was to see Mr..
Ross. He came home Tuesday accom-
panied by his nephew, w. Ferguson.
A program followed by a pie social
will be held at Melville No. 2, Friday
night, Mar. 20. Everybody is cordially
invited to come and bring pie. Kath.
crime Pope, Teacher, 11S.
SO, 200 Evergreens from one foot to
four foot from 81 to $35 per 100. Also
grove seedlings, shade and ornamental
trees. Write or phone w. M. Bomber
ger your orders to Harlan, Iowa. lie.
Mrs. Harry PARROT went to Anita
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Carrie
Schwenniker. Mrs. Rebecca Styles ac-
companied her on her return home to
Winterset.
Mrs. Cora Hanback, and daughter
Miss Della returned to their home at
Mason City Saturday, following a
week pleasant visit with their friends,
the r. NJ. Kerwin family.
Glen Turner and Mike Kerwin gave
st. Patrick's ball Tuesday night at
Watts Hall. A good sized crowd was
present and report most delightful
time. Keith's Orchestra furnished ex-
cellent music.
Chas. Layland and wife went to Om-
aha Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Moon. They have returned home
and report Mrs. Moon as feeling
quite we'll and intends soon to make her
daughter here visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ,Sunberg, Sr.,
were pleasantly surprised last Thursday
evening. when a dozen of their German
friends invaded their home unannounced
The surprise was complete and the even
ing was enjoyably spent in visitation
and conversing about I've Olden Times. ="
JAS Keithly, mail carrier on RI, 3
and Win Henriksen, clerk in the local
post Office were on the sick list last
week Hans c. Hansen took the for
mer's route and Mrs. j. Keithly worked
in the latter's place. While was at his
post of duty the same day while Jim
took several days enforced lay.off.
A. H. Edwards returned home last
week after three months absence.
He spent part of his time in Jamaica,
Cuba, and back to the United States in
Florida. He was we'll pleased with the
country and finds much sugar raising
and some tobacco in Cuba. Many Amer
leans can be found engaged in various
business pursuits. He learned a great
deal of the Panama canal while there
and his information is Of interest to
many.
Mrs. A. l.. Brooks and little Jane
went to Des Moines Friday to visit with
DR.. w. Z. Kimball and family, then
went to Rochester to join DR.. and
EmmerG Brooks who accompanied by
DIR. Rosenbladt went theirs several days
previous. Miss Lucy Lieb left Saturday
to be present when DIR. Brooks was to
be operated on. 1t is the sincere wish
of all the good doctors friends that he
will be fully restored to the very best
of health. Later:-The doctor sub
mitted to the operation on Tuesday and
word received in Audubon stated that
the operation was successful and every.
thing looked favorable.