Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-04
Miss Ada Kittell is spending the da,

in Atlantic.
Karl Rasmussen left Tuesday evening
for Mason City to attend the abstractors
convention
]. C Ford and wife of Garner, who
came TO attend their sons marriage, re-
turned home today.
Riley Jones of Templeton spent three
days here with his mother and brothers
going home Monday.
Mrs Geo. Lemon. who visited here
with her father |. w. Wright, returned
to Guthrie Center yesterday.
A. +. Beason and sister. in law, Miss
Cora Mcllvaine were passengers to Des
Moines yesterday on business.
J. F. McCort, wife and her brother,
| Mr.. Harley Stafford will auto to Deni-
son today to with visit relatives.
Mrs. J. II. Jacobsen of Council Bluffs
was a guest at the Chris Henriksen
home for a week. She returned to her
home yesterday.
Lester Potter and wife of near Coon
Rapids were Saturday and Sunday Wis
itors here. with her parents, c. II. Rey-
nolds and wife.
Rev. J. Z. Christensen and family,
after visit in this vicinity with her
parents and other relatives, returned
to Humboldt today.
Mrs T. s. Van Gorder and son Ed
win went to Des Moines yesterday to
visit with her brother, J. A. Getchel
and sister, Mrs. II. Rollins.
Jasper Jensen, who visited his son
Victor and family at Guthrie Center,
returned home Monday. John Schou-
hoe, who was there on business, accom-
panied him home
Prof. F. S. Morley left the last of the
week for Indianola to. attend the com
mencement exercises at Simpson col
lege. He will then go to his home at
Bedford to spend the summer.
Henry Sunberg, Jr., has purchased
the Yves Stetzel 100 acre farm about
seven miles northwest of town. We
understand he paid $l75 per acre or a
| total of SOS, 900. The farm is we'll inn
proved and high and dry,
There will he an ice cream social on
the lawn of the 7. j. Keith home, seven
east of Audubon, on Thursday evening
June 18th for the benefit of the Melville
Center church. Everybody is cordially
| invited.
S. S. Wilson is confined to his home
and is quite sick man. He was i'll
several days the fore part of last week,
but thought it nothing worse than
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be that he has the small pox.
NJ. F. Kerwin of Carroll came down
Monday to get few days workout on
his farm few miles northwest of town.
Mike says; City life is all right at
times, but there are times like to get
back to my old work on the farm"
County Clerk Rice has issued mar
rage licenses to the following parties
since our last publication of same: ). =.
Chase and Florence Whitmore, Emil
! Christensen and Stella Jensen, Carlton
G. Harris and Ota Marie Underwood,
E. G. Ford and Merle Simcox.
The show troupe that was to have
played here last Monday night, failed
to put in an appearance, and so far,
Manager Roberts has received no word
from them The tickets for the play
were almost sold out dnring the day.
Mr.. Roberts may cancel his contract
with the company.
| Frank Drake and wife and Mrs. A.
NJ. Currier came overland from Newton
Yesterday. Mrs. Currier has been in
Newton, with her daughter, several
weeks and now Mrs. Drake and the
/ hnl 70 lyn ell ali
here. Mr.. Drake will probably drive
his car back to Newton today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Long are back
! from Rochester, Mimi, with the good
news that Mr.. Long is recovering from
his ailment and that it will not be neces
sary for him to submit to q surgical
operation. All this is highly pleasing
to Mr.. Long. He is again in the harness
as Northwestern agent at Manning.
DIR. Daniel Franklin, the new physi
clan who recently located in Audubon
| has secured office rooms over the Hans
! Albertsen store and is busily engaged
installing his Office furniture and equip
ment Dr. Franklin il delighted with
Audubon and has come to make this
his permanent home He is receiving
much encouragement.
f. s. Watts is back to his duties at
the First National Bank after weeks
visit in southeastern Iowa with his son
Charles who is doing road work for the
Register and Leader Mr.. Watts re-
ports having had pleasant outing
though he did not get to cover as much
territory as he had hoped. He has a
good healthy color just now and is
feeling as clipper and energetic as he
did When he was twenty
]. II. Baker, the grocer on South
Park said he had heard a great many fish
stories and some of those he heard were
hard TO believe. He has, however, a
banana story that stands unchallenged.
Recently he discovered a banana on a
newly opened bunch that weighed IL
ounces. 1t was monster and the fell
low who took it home declared his fam,
lily had banana for three meals. Mr.
Baker said he had never seen one that
large before and the banana was
perfect Ispecimen in every detail.