Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-19

Buthweg's store. J. c. Thomson.
L. E. Simpson went to Omaha Mon,
day on business.
A. Farquhar transacted business in
Atlantic Monday.
l.. E. Tramp transacted business in
Des Moines the last week.
c. G. Forsbeck returned Sunday from
business visit at Omaha.
F. o. Niklason returned Friday from
business visit at Glidden.
J. c. Boyer and son Harley were
business callers in Atlantic Saturday.
Chris Lansman went to Des Moines
Saturday for a several days visit with
relatives.
Harold Northup went to Brayton
Friday to look after an urgent bust.
ness deal
Mike Kerwin, who attends school in
Audubon, spent Sunday in Carroll with
his parents.
j. c. Bouwell went to Atlantic the
last of the week on a matter of i'm.
portant business.
Mrs Hans Hansen went to Marine
Saturday to visit her parents, Hans
Andersen and wife.
Miss Pearl Caldwell came from At
lantic Saturday for visit with the F.
j. Freeman family.
Mesdames G. II. Buck and C.. G.
Wolff were friendly visitors in Omaha
the first of the week
r. L. Herbert went to Atlantic Mon.
day to attend the funeral OF his grand.
mother, Mrs. Lynch.
Miss Marie Hansen, following visit
here with Mrs. Hans Hansen returned
to Elk Horn Saturday.
J. b. Ashby arrived home Saturday
from Kansas City, Mo, where he spent
several days on business.
Chas. Stemm and family of Menlo
came Saturday for visit with her par.
ents, L. n. Bridenstine and family.
Mrs. r. F. Childs returned home
Friday, following a visit of several
days in Omaha on important business.
Fred Dreher, living one and half
miles east of Gray claims Thursday,
Feb. Goth as his date of public sale "a
Ed. Dickinson of Saskatoon, Can, ar
rived in Audubon Sunday noon TO join
his wife and child and visit with her
relatives.
Chef Caldwell and family returned
home Friday from few days visit at
Atlantic with her sister, Mrs. Harvey
DelahOyde.
H. G. Rice, following weeks indis-
position with threatened pneumonia,
was able to be down town Saturday for
the first time.
Mrs Conrad Nielsen, who visited rela-
dubon, returned to her home at Kim
ballton Friday.
Mrs. L Kline and children returned
home Saturday from Omaha, where she
went to purchase goods and visit her
mother and brother.
Mrs. B. Eskeldsen and child arrived
In Audubon Saturday from Hampton,
Neb, for visit with her parents, Rev.
G. B. Christensen and wife.
Mrs. G. w. Bunker, who was here
for a week with her cousin, w. H.
Nicholson who is quite ill, returned to
her home at Winterset Saturday.
Chas. Caldwell, who formerly lived
here, came from his home near Harlan
Friday for visit with old friends and
to attend to some business matters.
A box social will be held at Hamiln
No. /, Wednesday Feb. 25. Program
at 8 p. m. Everybody cor
daily invited to come. Lillian John.
son, Teacher 81.
Mrs. Georgia Mcdonald, who visited
at the H. j. Cooley home near Lorah
and in Audubon with her grandparents,
c. Gates and wife, returned to Mann
ing Saturday.
Milt Messersmith arrived in Audubon
from his home at Winimac,
Ind, where he visited with relatives dur
ing the winter and will work on farm
here the coming season.
Mrs. G. L. Hansen, following a pleas
ant visit in Audubon with her mother
Mrs. Meta Schmidt and her brother,
Fodder Schmidt and family, returned
to her home at Lorah Friday.
John Freeman and son came from
Atlantic Friday evening to attend the
marriage of his sister Miss Ethel to
Frank Berman which occurred Saturday.
Mrs. Freeman came mp Saturday.
c. E. Test of Council Bluffs, was an
over Sunday visitor in Audubon with
his brother, c. A. Test the plumber,
going to Carroll on business Monday.
He may decide to move to Audubon the
coming spring.
Mrs. J. j. Henningsen, who took her
son Carl to the Emanuel Hospital at
Omaha, returned to Audubon Friday
Carl will remain there for awhile and
if necessary will submit to a surgical
operation later.
The Riner Sisters were compelled to
cancel their engagement in Audubon
Tuesday night on account of the illness
of some of the members. We sincerely
hope they will be able TO appear here
in the near future.
J. J. Ruhs and John Butterton went
to Des Moines Tuesday to attend the
Hardware Dealers Convention. Mr..
Butterton will extend his visit to Brit
ton, Okla, for visit with his parents,
Fred Butterton and wife.
Butch" Dennis began the filling of
the Northwestern railway ice house last
Thursday. The ice is being shipped
from Grand junction this winter in.
stead of Lake View. H. G. Leach had
charge of the Dennis dray line while
Butch" was busy.
j. f. Kerwin and Jas. Lang of the
Audubon Hardware Co, went 10 Des
Moines Tuesday to attend the Hard
ware Dealers Convention and while
there took advantage of hearing the
noted singer Tetrazzini and associate
artists in the concert given Tuesday
evening at University Place Church
of Christ
Chas Sunberg arrived home Satur
day from Rochester, Mimi, where hi
accompanied his wife who went Their,
a couple of weeks ago and submitted Il
a surgical operation. He reports Mrs
Sunbs rg as improving nicely, which il
gratifying news to her numerous &C
quaintances Her sister, Miss Lucy
l. eib, a skilled nurse remained with her