Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-23
. MR.. AND MRS. JESSE KEITH
See Webster for potatoes.

| DSS "CbotCi lOi pobotOSo' w.
If you have been enjoying the
| Chautauqua why not next year.
Miss Vera Miller and Miss Eva
Schrader were Atlantic visitors yes
| terday -sea
Nels Jensen, who was here for a
visit with friends, returned to Litter
dale Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Caldwell of Atlantic
came Saturday for visit at the E.
j. Freeman home.
Miss Nellie Leonard came from
Adair the last of the week to visit
with friends and relatives.
Aug. Johnson departed for Chica-
go Tuesday evening with car load
of fine cattle of his own raising.
Frank Wilson is taking a well
earned rest, having hired black
smith to do his work at the shop.
Edna Wells returned home yes
! terday from a two weeks visit at
Massena with her uncle, Lutte Wells
Arch Cries, the barber has rented
| the Mrs. Jennings house near the
water tank and will move into it
August LIST.
John Martinsen received a car
load of Fords, consisting of seven
cars last week which he has al
ready sold.
Miss Tilda Schmidt returned Mon
day from Lorah, where she visited
with her sister, Mrs. p. l.. Hansen
and family.
Chas. Kempf and sister, Mrs. Geo.
Dous were here from Manning Tues
day to visit their brother, John
Kempf and family.
Wilburn Reese is able to be about
again and is improving from his re-
cent Illness. His son Leouard has
been carrying his mail route.
DR.. j. M. Fulton received letter
this morning from L. M. Brown in
which he states that he is at Lake
side hospital and doing nicely.
For Sale:-I nave an extra good
40-acre farm in Lincoln township
that l will sell at a reasonable price.
2Stf. Mrs. B. Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Yousling of
Ida Grove came to Audubon the fore
part of the week for visit with her
sister, Mrs. l.. s. Cook and husband.
Hans E. Hansen and wife of Har-
Ian were here yesterday on their way
to Ida Grove to visit their friend, c..
A. l.. Jensen the jeweler and family.
Thos Stafford and wife following
a two weeks visit at Omaha with
friends and at Malvern with their
daughter, Mrs. G. F. Wills, returned
home Tuesday evening.
H. d. Emery and wife and F. A.
Sheets and wife of Milford autoed
to Audubon Tuesday for few days
visit at the parental, j. p. Woodland
and w. c. Sheets homes.
Mrs. Sam Byerly of Glidden and
Mrs. Della Smith of Coon Rapids,
who visited with relatives at Allan
tic and with friends in Audubon, re-
turned to their homes Tuesday.
For Sale: A six room house, well
improved, newly rooted, with well
and city water. Nice cool cave. Will
sell at right price. Call at this
Office 30-2p.
M. T. Foley, Steve Morrissey and
j. w. Mcguire, three stalwart demo-
SldLo iCll last GfOhiho Aoi CoNhNAA
Bluffs to attend the democratic state
convention in session today
Win Griffith, John Christensen,
Otto Larsen, Nels Smith, Bert Nc
Kimmins, Lou Robbins and Chris
Rasmussen have each purchased a
Ford auto of Agent Martinsen.
w. ]. Dixon of Des Moines was
here yesterday looking after business
in connection with his lumber yards.
He is well pleased with the work of
w. j. Laubender and assistant Bert
Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyers who
were here on few days visit at
the home of the lady's brother, G.
w. Hoover, and family left yester-
day for an extended trip 20 the west
ern coast.
Johnathan Haines of Glenwood
visited in Audubon yesterday with
his old friends, Wesley Jay and D.
l.. Lane, going to Gray on the eve
ming train for a visit with his
dauhter, Mrs. F. j. Boyd.
Mrs. C. e. Underwood, who has
been visiting her parents and other
relatives in Audubon, departed last
evening for her home at Delta, Utah.
Her mother, Mrs. A. N. Detwiler &C
companied her hs far as carroll.