Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-01-22

Mrs. r. G. Carper, of Maxwell came
to Audubon Friday for visit with he
father-in-law, Col II. N. Carper ant
wife.
Mrs. L. b. Kerwin and two children
left Saturday for Logan to see her sistel
in-law, Mrs. James Manion, who wa,
quite i'll.
Miss Lorraine Graham, who attends
college at Ames was called home Thurs
day on account of the death of her sis
ter Mabel.
Mrs Fannie andrews went to Harlan
Friday for few days visit with hel
sister, Mrs. Kate Sheets and daughter
Miss Lulu.
John Egan and wife who have retired
from farming have decided on 0mahs
/ as their future home and moved there
this month.
Mrs. John B. Allender left the first OF
| the week for Winfield to join her hus
band and make that place her home
for the present.
John Griggs has been enjoying a visit
| from his niece. Mrs. Viola Shoemaker
of Alba, Mo. They went. to Extra Fri
day to visit relatives.
Geo. Fabricius and family. following
pleasant visit in Audubon with his
brother Mike and family returned tC
their home in Casey Friday.
Clyde Trunnell, who was here on 9
visit with his grandparents, Jas. Trun
nell and Tom Williamson and wives,
returned TO his home at Spencer Friday
Get Col. V. C. Schwaller & Son tc
cry your sale. You pay for no expert
ence as Schwaller has cried sales for 81
years, Write. phone or call at Temple
ton, Iowa. 46tf
J. d. Baker went to Omaha Friday
for visit with Dr. Wray, then to Coon
Rapids to visit his son Ed. and two
daughters, Mrs. Browning and Mrs
Henry George.
! Mesdames Ed Ruess. Jens Christensen
and l. Christensen went to Atlantic Fri
day visit friends. Mrs. Ingeborg Christ
ensen hives at Craig, Colo, and is here
visiting relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Foley, who was called
| to Dexter to attend the funerel of heI
cousin, the late Rob't Repass, and re-
manned for a visit with relatives, re.
turned home Friday.
Mrs. ]. Stranger, of Atlantic, who
was called to Audubon on account OF
Graham, returned home Friday. She
is cousin of Mr.. Graham.
! Nels Nielsen, formerly section foreman
on the Northwestern in Audubon re-
turned TO his home at Neville, Ia, Sat
urday. He was called here to attend
/ the funeral of Peter Henriksen.
Miss Viola Klumpner, trained nurse
and friend of Mrs. Viii. G. Wilson, fol
lowing pleasant three weeks visit with
the latter and husband, departed for
her home3t Sioux Falls, S. D., Monday
Chas Jayne and family who we're here
on visit with their parents and other
relatives, departed for their home al
Lane, S. d. Tom Egan, wife and child
accompanied them as far as Carroll for a
visit at the NJ. F. Kerwin home,
D. L. Cahail, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has lot of good farms 10
sell in Guthrie county and some of them
near the Audubon county line. If you
are interested in farm lands it will be
to your interests to have a talk with
| Mr.. Cahail. 31tf
Arthur Farquhar and wife returned
home Friday. lie had been to Daven.
port, where he gave talk before the
meeting of the Register Life Co., In
surance agents. Mrs. Farquhar was
on visit at Winterset with the Fred
Farquhar family.
Perry Roberts departed the first OF
the week for San Diego Calf, for a
visit with his sister.in-law, Mrs. +. A,
Davis and family and numerous other
relatives. He may decide to spend the
winter there. His father, w, S, Rob
erts, accompanied him as far as Carroll
returning home Tuesday.
S. s. Berry o former Audubon resident
who, has been visiting here ten weeks
with f. L. Taylor and family and other
relatives and looking after his farm in
terest left Friday for Iowa Falls and 81
Paul, Mimi, to visit with the John and
Chas Sherman families, after which he
| goes to his home at Broadacre, Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Thomas and sor
W. r. Thomas, j. II. Ferguson and son
Alex were cilled to Mechanicsville, La.
4 Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs
(, Thomas niece, MISS Cora V. Elliott
who died Thursday and was buried on
Saturday. Mrs Thomas suffered the
loss of a cousin by death just few
weeks ago.
|
VIM. Schalow and son F. ] of Adair
came TO Audubon Monday for a visit
with the formers sister, Mrs. August
Burr and family and numerous other
relatives. While here they purchased
a fine large monument of d. NJ Deem to
be placed in the cemetery at Adair or
the family lot where the formers wife
is buried.
While at work at the new house OF
Joe Kopp Friday afternoon, the scat.
folding upon which Lou Loss was stand
ing gave away, causing him to fall 9
distance of several feet breaking bone
in his left shoulder. He went to the
sffice of Dr. Fulton and had the fracture
reduced. He is carrying his arm in Q
sling and will be compelled to take a
rest of several weeks.