Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-11-19

Miss Hazel Kellogg Was a friendly
VISITOR to Iowa City yesterday.
Will Beason and IL. Buck were
business visitors at Casey yesterday.
mis-. Clark cray went to GIiuden
yesterday TO VISIT her sister, Mrs. iii
] Dung and family.
j. +. LIken departed Tuesday eve
nIng Ior Cambridge, H., TO atlend
20 business analrs.
Miss Mary faulson went to Ded-
ham yesterday wnere she Will 40
general house work.
Mrs. w. WIENER, after visit here
at lne hev. Slarck nome, departed
yesterday lor ner nome at Mt. NOR
rIson, Colo.
henry Dittman section foreman on
The northwestern mas puiIL all au-
uiLIon 20 ms nome Just south OF the
Gaming factory.
Mrs. j. r. Nielsen and daughter,
Mrs. =. A. Petersen ana cniluren IeIL
tuesday morning lor visit at rum
ven with reiaLiyes.
Next week we will give two Gold
usn ana a GloDe Tree WIN hexail
Nougn syrup. see our winuow.
rrI.k Drug Co.., The hexall otote.
John butterLon arrived home Fri
day from brILLon, Ukia., where ne
was caiied o1i account Oh the lnness
..nu death or mis- molner, MRS. treu
ouIterLun.
Mrs. matilda johnson, now living
Al AlidnIIc was IN AuuuUol The last
81 inc week atLenuIng 70 Uusiness
lnalrs. Sne may uevIue 10 move 20
AuuuUon AGAIN.
MRS. Cnas. Ait of Henry, S. D.. ar
.lyeQ IN AuQuDon trIuay morning
.of visit wan ner parents, Mr. anu
.ars. IA. FolLer ano ner Sister, Mrs.
4nii Aaogg ano husband.
Inc nome ECONOMICS department
IL lne Columbian CIuD met wan Mrs.
Df. r'ur.on tuesday afternoon. ne
.iesnmen.s We're served ana few
yleasanI hours enjoyed.
l.. s. Cook and wife went to Dali
IDS Center yesterday 10 Visit his rel
a.lves. her molner, Mrs. ID. v.
rum of laa Grove, who was here for
d visit, accompanied them.
Miss Jennie hlocke of Carroll came
iuesuay 70 get the aTLomoUiie dnaL
~as broken mere revenLiy When Lne
Aamny were mere TOR a Visit WIN
,nelr relatives, the Roth famlnes.
For Saie:-Lood town property
louise OIL seven rooms aud Two iOLs.
.ood Wen and penny OF frult. For
yarLIcuIdrs enquire or Chas. Jones.
rnone NO. IN white. 46-zw.
Northup Bros. shipped car load
IF tat nogs 10 the Ceuar Rapids mar
act trluay evening. They were not
4nowed 70 snip sLOck OUTSIDE OF the
slaIe during the quarantine perioa.
Mrs. John Alt went to Stuart Sat-
.rday morning for an over Sunday
isit with old time friends, after
which she went to Guthrie Center
o visit her daughter. Mrs. Emma
LIB.
Miss Florence Green went to Des
-doines Saturday morning to visit a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4eo. Green. She will return home
alter to teach one of the rurai
schools.
Attorney S. c. Kerberg was called
0 Des Moines Monday to appear be-
ore the Supreme court to present
his side of the Baker case which was
appealed from tho Audubon county
district court.
j. Mel Graham has built a new
leaning room in the rear of hi.
,uilding for C. j. Thomson the tail
)r. There is now no danger fthe
main building taking fire from ex-
| )losion of gasoline.
w. E. Duncanson of Des Moines,
who was here last week on business
with Chris Olsen, went to Des
Moines Friday evening for an over
sunday visit with his wife. He re-
turned to Audubon Monday.
| The Columbian Club will meet with
Miss Gene Culver tomorrow afternoon
at which time Mrs. j. A. Nash will
| give one of her interesting talks.
The time of meeting has been chang
ed from Nov. "a to Nov. 90.
Mrs. Fl. j. Cooley of near Atlantic
who was at Manning on a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. John Mcdonald,
spent Friday in Audubon with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gates. She
went to her home on the evening
train.
Mrs. ]. A. Nash of Ottumwa and
Mrs. Archie MacVicar of Des Moines
who have been visiting at FIT. Dodge
with the ]. F. Russell family and
other friends, came to Audubon Sat
lrday for a visit with their numer-
Gus acquaintance.
Butch" Dennis and Sherm Lang
doubled up on the draying business
| Tuesday while Shorm was having
his wagon and harness repaired.
Butch" used Sherm's horse with
one of his own and Sherm had to
aelp him on the big wagon.
Mrs. j. B. Turner who visited here
'or some time at the home of her
orother-in-law, A. s. Culver and 9TH
er relatives, left Friday morning for
Anita where she was met by her SON.
ln-law, J. Bowyer who had been on a
business visit in Illinois. The two
returned, to their home at Oelrichs,
South Dakota.
The Lady Macabee's of the World.
Hive No. SO of Atlantic, who were
entertained by Mesdames Sam Ulrich.
.. d. Booton and Kate Merriott at
he formers home last Thursday, re-
turned home on the evening train.
They were merry bunch and re-
port having had a most delightful
| time while here.
Mrs. E. e. Good, wife of Judge
Good, of Wahoo, Neb., arrived in
Audubon Tuesday evening for visit
with her former schoolmate, Miss
Ella M. Stearns. Miss Stearns was
anticipating the meeting with much
pleasure and no doubt, Mrs. Good
was also, from their happy meeting
upon the latter's arrival.