Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-08-13
Rig Tent SHOW ronight.

We will hold our Fall Range Ex-
hibit, Aug. 81 to Sept. g. Arrange
to be with us. 1871 Ruhs & Carter
Miss l. p. Hansen was friendly
visitor in Atlantic yesterday return
ing home on the evening train.
H. G. Nichol left this morning for
Creston to attend to business affairs
and visit with old acquaintance.
John Butterton left for Waukee
last evening where he will install
light plant for ]. H. Carter & Sons.
Lars Larsen and family returned
home Friday last from Wall Lake,
where they enjoyed weeks outing.
Mrs. M. C. Christensen and son
Alvin went to Ute yesterday to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bronson.
A marriage license was granted
last Thursday to Morten Epson and
Thorva Hansen by County Clerk
Rice.
The "Ten Nights in Bar Room"
Co., came on the Northwestern this
morning and put up at the Park
Hotel.
Miss Bernadette Donahue returned
to Stuart yesterday, after a weeks
visit here with her sister, Mrs. ]. E,
Kerwin.
With every Range sold during our
exhibit we will make the purchaser
present of set of pure Aluminium
Cooking ware. 33-1 Ruhs & Carter
Miss Marguerite Foley went to
Atlantic last evening to join her sis
ter, Miss Clara for a visit at the p.
A. Casey home.
The Mikkelsen brothers are having
new cement sidewalk laid along
the side of their building occupied
by A. c. Harmon.
Nels Jensen and Herman Koford
returned yesterday from Carroll.
where they have been for some time
ditching and thing.
Miss Monica MCGUIRE, who visited
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Mcclure, returned yesterday to
her home at Nicola.
l.. w. Maley, following a pleasant
visit in our city at the home of Joe
Kopp, returned to his home at Des
Moines last evening.
Miss Lorraine Graham entertained
Saturday her friend, Miss Mary Kelly
of Carroll, who was on her way to
Atlantic to visit with friends.
With every Range sold during our
exhibit we will make the purchaser
a present of set of pure aluminium
Cooking ware. 33-1 Ruhs e. Carter
Mrs w. A. Price arrived from
Denver, Colo, Tuesday morning and
with her husband will begin house
keeping in the DIR. j. Hollenbeck
property in the north part of town.
Notice the sign in the Prick Drug
Store window and then pay strict at
tention to it, as it is a good idea.
Besides there is a penalty imposed
on anyone expectoratipg on the side
walks.
Mrs Hannah Underwood of Den
yer, Colo, arrived in Audubon Mon
day morning for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs A. l.. Brooks and fam
lily. Mrs. Brooks went to Atlantic to
meet her.
Mr.. and Mrs Edd Smutney and
| little daughter, who were here on a
visit with friends and attending 20
some business affairs few days, re-
turned Saturday to their home at
| Clarion, Iowa.
| Van Gorkon, Bros. will start again
the latter part Of this or the fore part
of next week. the operation of their
thing machine in this county, be-
ginning at the home of Ray Emerson,
where the machine now is.
| Att. and Mrs Joe II. Ross arrived
home Tuesday from the lakes of
western Minnesota, where they en-
| joyed ten days outing. LATE Simp-
/ SON and wife accompanied them to
/ Audubon for visit, before returning
to their country home.
M. F.. Kerwin and children,
Misses Ella, Kathryn, Mike and Am
brose came to Audubon from Carroll
1 by auto Tuesday to visit with rela-
tives. The father and sons returned
home yesterday and the girls remain
ed to help their cousin, Dan Kerwin
during the threshingg.
i r. B. White, who managed a pro-
duce house in this city several years
ago, was in Audubon the fore part
| of the week while enroute to his
Ehome in Dayton from Atlantic where
he was called to visit his brother who
was recoveringg from an operation
at the Atlantic hospital.
Rev. A. e. Griffith of Des Moines
| filled the pulpit of the M. E. church
in this city Sunday morning. DR..
Griffith is one of the leading minis
| tiers of the Dies Moines conference
and is now representing the Metho-
| dist Hospital as the financial agent
| in an effort to raise half million
dollars for new building.
City Marshall Darnold was called
Tuesday evening to send several
gypsies out of town. While in the act
of doing so one of the women gave
| Bent a good tongue flashing and
cussing, but as Bent is always par
tial to ladies. he let the woman off
easy by ordering her out of town
along with the others, instead of ar
resting her.
Hans Aagaard, living just east of
Hamlin had a narrow escape from
serious II not fatal INJURIES one eve
ming the last of the week when the
south bound train on the Rock Is
land struck his wagon at Hamlin
when he was driving across the track
however, escaped injury, but the
/
himself by jumping clear of the
train.
Mrs. Herman Christensen and two
children, formerly of Spokane, Wash.
who has been here on an extended
visit with her husbands parents,
Rev. and Mrs, G. B. christensen, de-
parted yesterday morning for her
future home at Fresno, Calf, where
her husband now is. Rev Christian
sen accompanied her as far as Brush,
Colo, where he will attend the an
nual conference, of the Danish Luth-
eran church.
John Gray, a banker of Casey,
Iowa, drove up to Audubon, Monday
to shake hands with many friends Of
former days. Mr., Gray once lived in
Audubon and for ten or dozen
years was engineer on the branch to
Atlantic He was seriously injured
by an accident which disabled him
for future service on the road, but
1.-The amount of damages received from
the company enabled him to enter
the banking business at Extra with
Chas. Van Gorder.