Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-05-14

Harlan, Iowa. 19-tf.
Fearl Jones who went to Des Moines
to have an liberated tooth treated, re-
turned home Friday noon.
Mrs. Amos Fancher went to Anita
Saturday for visit with friend of her
girlhood days. Mrs. Furman Wells.
Leo Van Gorkum, who is running the
thing machine In this county, went to
his home ut Pella Saturday for a<visit.
. Chas. Elliott drove across country
Saturday night in his auto to join his
wife and baby and visit here few
days.
Walter Hoyt, when going to look af-
ter some cattle last Saturday, found bis
pet mare. aged % years, dead in the
pasture.
Mrs. Minnie Sype of Carroll came
down Monday and led the meeting
held at the s. d. A. church Monday
evening.
/. M. Darland, who now makes Audu.
hon his home, left Friday for Loveland,
Nebr., to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Emma Sales
It. H. Sweeney. wife and two children
went to Atlantic Sunday to get and
bring home their auto. that was left
there several days ago.
John Madsen, Oluf Jensen and John
Nelson were Sunday passengers to
Omaha, where they went ON business
and pleasure combined.
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Harry Harmon and Jesse McNary
were down from Manning Sunday for q
visit with relatives and to see Audubon
win the ball game from Griswold.
s. w. Holmes Of Des Moines returned
to his home Monday, following visit
here with his neice, Mrs. Anna Davis
and brother-in-law; Alex Brown and
wife.
Mrs. Louise Leib, following weeks
pleasant visit at Valley Junction with
her daughter, Mrs. Gust Detmann and
husband, returned home Saturday
evening.
Mrs. j. w. Mcclure and daughter,
Miss Theresia who visited their daugh.
ter and sister, Miss Kathryn at Council
Bluffs for several days, returned home
Monday.
Rev. Ferguson of Cedar Rapids. who
locks after the Sunday school work of
the Presbyterian church was in Audu-
bon this week on business in connection
with the work.
Mrs. E. r. Pigg returned to her home
at Carson, Monday. after visit here
with her parents. Andrew Mikkelsen
and wife and sister, Mrs. Nels Munks-
gard and family.
Miss Leota Conway. who has been
teaching Hamlin Center school the past
three years, closed her school for this
term last Friday and left for her home
at Dexter on Saturday.
John Ward of Sioux City and daugh.
ter, Miss Helen of Ames came home
Saturday for q visit over Sunday with
Mrs. Ward and to celebrate Miss Helen's
Goth birthday anniversary.
Leo Riggs went to Carroll Saturday
to meet and brig home his wife, who
was at Ceder Rapids attending the De-
gree of Honor meeting. being the dele
gate from Audubon county.
John Freeman, Jr., following visit
here with his grandparents, returned
to his home at Atlantic Sunday noon
His aunt, Mrs. Frank Berman accom-
panied him home for visit.
Mrs. Chas Lastine Of Rolfe visited in
Audubon with friends between trains
Saturday, going to Extra on the even
ing train for visit with her parents,
J. p. Jensen and wife.
Dick Owen returned home Saturday
from Colfax, where he went to receive
treatment for rheumatism. He is feel
ing real well now and may not have to
return there for further treatment.
All Iowa and Nebraska phone sys-
TENS, including Bells and Mutuals con.
nected with our Office, use them free
at my expence, phone nursery order at
once to w. N. Bomberger, Harlan,
Iowa. left.
Miss Florence Baker, who has been
here coaching the Senior Class Play,
left Thursday evening for Greenfield to
drill class play there. when she will
return to Audubon to finish instructing
the Audubon High School class.
Roy Prather, who accompanied his
mother, Mrs, Kate Sheets to the hospi-
tai at Council Bluffs last Saturday
week, returned home Friday and re-
ports his mother, who underwent very
dangerous operation, as getting along
nicely.
F. s. Watts went to Des Moines Sat
urday to spend Sunday with his son.