Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-11
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County furnished promptly.
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Miss Clarice Oelke was business Wis
itor to Carroll Monday.
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Robt.
Wiley
l. Darland who spent several days at
Winterset with relatives, returned home
Monday
d. M. Deem and wife of Harlan, were
with friends.
Lester Gilmore of Mondamin has &C
cepted position with Jens j. Haals in
his barber shop.
Judge Rockafellow adjourned court
in Audubon Friday and left for his
home at Atlantic.
Mrs. /. P. Hansen and daughter Mrs.
II. c. Spencer, were friendly visitors in
Atlantic Tuesday.
Miss Mae Christensen came from
Marine Monday to visit her cousin, Miss
Alma Christensen.
H. J. Mantz and wife autoed to Oma.
ha and the Bluffs Sunday for several
days visit with friends.
While returning from Lewis Sunday
Harry Northup suffered the breakage
of one of his auto axles.
J. w. Coddington of Adair transacted
business here the first of the week,
going to Manning Tuesday
Hans Petersen departed Tuesday for
Macklin, S, D., to visit his daughter,
Mrs. p. Kroyger and family
Walt Roth returned from Manning
Tuesday. He has a position in view
there and may accept it this week
Mrs. J. G. Cunningham, the Spirella
Corseterie, will be at Mrs. V. Leonards
in Audubon, June 18th 18th and 18th.
Mrs. Frank Harmon returned to her
home at Mingo Tuesday, after visit
here with her parents and other rela-
tives.
VIM. Bintner and wife of Extra visit
ed here with friends Monday, going to
Carroll Tuesday for visit with other
friends.
| Miss Lillian Stagner of Eldorado,
Kans., was a visitor in Audubon Tues
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Mrs. Hannah Miller and the Misses
Eva and Bessie Miller departed Tuesday
for Winnipeg, Can. for visit with M
&. Rucklay and wife
Mrs. w ]. Callow went to Omaha
Tuesday to bring home her daughter,
Miss Lillian, who submitted to a surgi
cal operation there two weeks ago.
Mrs. r. w. H. Crabb and three
children arrived from Battle Creek,
Mich, Monday for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Schroeder and husband,
Mrs. j. Kopp went to Des Moines
Tuesday to attend the graduating exer
cises at Drake University, her daughter
Miss Olive, being one of the graduates.
G. w. Hoover will return today from
several days business trip to Omaha.
While there he also attended the annual
convention of the Nebraska undertakers.
Miss Augusta Hecker who has been
teaching school at Milford returned
home Sunday noon. She enjoyed visit
at Omaha with her brother Julius, on
the way home.
Mesdames John Cozine, Clint Stemm
and Chas Taylor, went to Des Moines
Tuesday to be present when Miss Goldie
Cozine graduated yesterday from the
Drake University.
Mrs K;ttall and Miss EIs;a HINT
went to Harlan Tuesday to attend the
marriage of Miss Matilda Hansen, the
sister of Mrs. Howard Kittell, which
occurred yesterday,
The Mexicans are still fighting and |
am still selling hay. Will have another
carload of No. Nebraska hay on track
at the Rock Island depot. Better see
me at once. 24I L. c. johnson.
Miss Lorraine Graham, who is taking
course in sciences at Ames, has finish,
ed for this term and came home Tues
day evening to enjoy her vacation with
her parents, j. M. Graham and wife.
Mrs. Ed. Van Gorder returned home
Monday from weeks visit at Des
Moines with her sister, Mrs r. Rollins
and brother, j. A, Getchel Mr.. Van
Gorder and son Edwin returned later.
Mrs. Walter Graves and children of
Council Bluffs, came the first of the
week for visit with friends and rela-
tives MIR. Graves has been here for
some time working at the carpenter
trade.