Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-05

Alex Zinke, who was In Omaha on
business, returned home Saturday.
Richard Hansen and Torvald Larsen
went to Ute Monday to visit relatives.
T. w. Staley went to Omaha Mon
day to attend meeting of the cement
workers.
d. M. Deem came from Harlan last OF
the week to look after his monument
work here.
Ed. Richter, wife and child went to
Casey Saturday to visit, then to Des
Moines to live.
Clark Slaon went to Shenandoah Fri,
day noon to visit his aunt, Mrs. Sheri.
dan few days.
NJ. F. Kerwin came from Carroll Mon.
day for visit with his son John and
old time friends.
J. r. Wright transacted business at
Walnut and other points last week, re,
turning home Friday.
NJ. Bates was suffering with appendi.
citis the last of the week, but resumed
his school duties Monday.
Everett Smith and son Elmer return.
ed home from Lincoln. Neb., Saturday,
where they went on business.
Mrs. Geo. Scott of Atlantic was here
the last of the week for visit at the j.
X. Best and II. q. Rice homes.
For Sale-5O Buff Orphington Cocker.
els They are nice lot. Emil Hsefi,
niger, Route 1, Audubon, la. 529d
Mrs. H. B. Emely went to Des Moines
to join her husband who is there ON q
visit from Canada with his folks.
Mrs. Jasper Jensen went to Wiota
Saturday to visit with her daughter
Mrs. Walter Bramsen and family.
Mrs. John Ward and son John wen,
to Atlantic Saturday to meet Miss Helen
who was on her was home from Omaha.
Jas. McNutt, wife and daughter, Miss
Glendale, came from Griswold TO attend
the LaFoy farewell party and visit with
relatives.
/. t. Darland of Monteith came tc
Audubon Saturday to visit his daugh.
ters, Mesdames j. Chandler and Geo.
Northup
T. B. Eddy arrived home Saturday
from Novelty, Mo-, where he was called
to attend the funeral of his father, A.
A. Eddy.
Fay Powers who has been working on
the Enterprise at Coon Rapids, was in
Audubon Monday on his way home to
CIR iswold.
Rev G.. b. Christensen went to Blair
Neb., Friday, where on Saturday and
Sunday he delivered, sermons at the
Dana College.
Chas. Peppers was up, from Atlantic
Thursday night to attend the Roth
Winters wedding and visit his mother
Mrs. Wills Jones.
E. Hardie and wife, living eight miles
east of town are rejoicing over the ar
rival of new baby boy at their home
Saturday morning.
Fred Farley left Saturday for Colfal
to accompany his wife. who underwent
an operation for appendicitis there sew
eral weeks ago, home!
Gus Wrage came from Gladbrook Sat.
urday for visit with his brother.i in
law, F. w. Johansen and wife, return
ing to his home Monday.
Mrs. A. A. Nelson of Brayton spent
Thursday in the city with her sister.in.
law, Miss Rose Nelson, employed at the
IT,, h,.,a o. ofara
w. w. Weston arrived home Satur
day from Lafayette, H., where he &C.
Chas LaFoy on business and
to look at some blooded horses.
Mrs. ]. Kuhn who went to Anita tC
see her brother, e. A. Taylor, returned
home Thursday and reports him as re-
covering nicely from his illness.
Mrs. H. Il. Rice was called to the
home of her son Clint and wife east Of
Hamlin the last of the week lon account
the illness of their little daughter.
Mrs. D, G. Kline, who left befor,
Christmas for a visit with her son Will a
Malvern and with her daughter, Mrs
Chantry az Sidney, has returned 90 An
dubon.
Ed. LaFoy and wife of Milford cams
Saturday for visit with his brothe
Chas and family and to attend the re
ception rendered the latter last Satur
day night.
Milo Green went to Des Moines Sat
urday, where he will visit friends an(
if he can secure suitable work will 70
main and take violin lessons from al
expert instructor.
John Weighton moved his Office fur
niture including three ton safe Int
the room over the Jensen X Viewer stor,
Friday and will conduct his business
there in the future.
Miss Ellen O'Neil, who was here OF
a visit with her sister, Mrs. w. j. Lau
bender and family, left Saturday TO
a visit with relatives at Council Bluff,
and other points, when she returns I,
her home at Ponca City, Oklahoma.
d. L. Cahail, the Guthrie Center rea
estate dealer has lot of good farms 3,
sellin Guthrie county and some of then
near the Audubon county line. If 20,
are interested in farm lands it will b.
to yourShterests to have talk witt
Mr.. Cahails 31tf
Halver, the little son of Bert Eatol
and wife took suddenly i'll with Bron
chitis and fever Friday evening, requir
ing the attention of a physician few
days, and has now almost recovered
Mrs. Eaton was also quite sick few
days this week, being under doctor
care.
DIR. r. G. Carper of Maxwell and hi
brother Buerle of. Ohio, who we're calle'
to Audubon to attend, the funeral 0
their father left for their homes Friday
Vivian and Willard 4Carper, daughter
and son of the late Mr.. Carper returne'
to their home at New Virginia. Satur
day evening.
Chas. Tramp, Jr., who disposed 0
his brick plant at Nebraka City, Neb.
recently and has been visiting his rela
tives at Creston and in Audubon since
departed Saturday for Portland, Orego
and other points fora two weeks visit
after which he win go to Seattle, Wash
and engage in business.
Jud Fiscus informed us yesterday tina
a young man named Wheeler, who wa
staying at the formers home had skin
ped out Tuesday, taking his new sui
Of clothes and sheep skin coat, also
pair of high top boots belonging to .