Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-04

relatives.
Mrs. ]. R. Best and children spent
Decoration Day in Atlantic with Mrs.
Geo. Marsh.
Jim Sorensen and family went to
Casey Saturday for o few day visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Goodwin was visitor at
Manila the last of the week with VIM.
Mayer and wife.
Jas. Murphy was down from Carroll
Saturday visiting friends and looking af
ter business affairs.
Mallalou Hart and wife came from
Des Moines Saturday to visit at the
home of his uncle, Dave Hart.
Geo. and Harry Northup and John
Nailor went to Villisca Friday noon to
purchase two car loads of cattle.
Jens p. Jensen purchase 40 head of
fat cattle Thursday from Northup Bros.
and on Friday drove them to Anita.
Will G.. Wilson, who spent several
days last week in Des MONIES on bust
ness returned home Thursday evening.
Fred Horning and wife left Friday
for visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Louis Hillyer and family at Sioux
City.
Ed. Prick came from Spirit Lake Sat
urday to visit with his wife and child
. rem, going back Monday in the Sam
Cramer auto.
l.. d. Ross went to Cedar Rapids Fri
day to visit with his parents after which
he left for Davenport ON business, re-
turning home Tuesday.
G.. C. Carter left Friday on friendly
visit at Ames then to Des Moines to
attend TO business matters. returning
home Monday evening.
Mrs Joe Mclaughlin and daughter,
Miss Verne departed Monday for Fletch.
or, Okla, to spend 10 weeks with her
parents, VIM. Witt and wife.
Oluf Jensen's wife and children have
moved their household effects from At
lautic to Audubon and will make this
place their home for the present.
Mike Kerwin, one of the High School
graduates went to his home at Carroll
Monday, where he will help friend
with his farm work for the present.
The Rock Island train due here at
4:10 p. m, will arrive here at 3:45p, m,
hereafter, provided it is ON time. A
new schedule went into effect Sunday.
Mrs. Sophia Rasmussen arrived in
Audubon Thursday evening from
Maistail Denmark, for an extended
visit with her son, Karl Rasmussen
and wife.
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Springs, Ark, several weeks ago to seek
relief from stomach trouble writes
friends in Audubon that he is getting
along nicely.
Leo. Bootou of the Audubon base ball
team went to Atlantic Saturday and
pitched for Atlantic in their game
against Griswold. Atlantic won by the
score of ) to 4. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Burnside arrived
home Friday from an extended visit in
California. While there they enjoyed a
visit with their son, Dr. Chas. Burnside.
Mr.. Burnside says he is feeling fine.
Miss Hazel Perry of Atlantic, who
, came here TO attend the class play and
; remained for visit with her relatives,
the !. NJ. Graham, III. Croker and p
Keith families, returned to her home
Saturday.
Miss Lydia Osher, teacher in the Au-
dubon High school the past year, left
Saturday for Iowa City TO join her
mother and visit a week with relatives
when she will return to her home at
Granger, Iowa.
A. X. Nelson and family of Fresno
Calf, who visited in Audubon three
weeks with his two brothers in law Geo.
Henriksen and Geo. Coulter and fami-
lies, departed Monday for Odensa, Den
mark, where they expect to remain.
Miss Kathryn Murphy, teacher of
English in the Audubon High School
the past year, left for her home at Rein
beck Saturday. She will not teach
school next year having finally decided
to take up the more arduous duties
of life.
Mrs. j. NJ. Jennings and daughters of
Carroll were here Saturday on business
and TO attend the Decoration Day exer-
cises. They were accompanied home
by their daughter and sister, Mrs. Sam
Walters Of Des Moines, who was here
ON visit
Jay Shingeldecker and wife arrived
in Audubon Saturday from Monte
Christie, Tex, and will make their home
at Gray for the present They have
been in Texas the past two years, and
are glad to be back in good old Audubon
county again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Campbell en-
tertained at dinner last Sunday 81 rela.
tives and friends at their home in Mel
vile township. Following the dinner
few social hours were INDUCED in
The threatning storm clouds compelled
the crowd to dispense sooner than was
intended.
Misses Katie Campbell and Julia
Egan went to Carroll Friday evening
to visit over night with their aunt, Mrs
NJ +. Kerwin and family. Saturday
accompanied by Misses Ella and Agnes
Kerwin they left Carroll for Omaha for
few days visit with their uncle, John
Egan and family.
Elmer Chamberlain and daughter
Miss Matte, following an enjoyable
visit here with his sister, Mrs. A. c.
Harmon and with his ister-in- law, Miss
Francis Taggart at the Mrs. E. N. Tag
CART home, also with relatives in the
country, departed for their home at
Winnebago, Neb., Monday,
Mrs. Theresa B. White arrived in
Audubon Friday from Silver City, N
M, for a visit with her sister, Mrs. W.
w. Smith and husband. She left for
Newton Monday TO visit her brother, L.
G. Braynt, after which she departs for
Chicago to attend the bi-annaal con-
vention of the Womans Federated Clubs,
being delegate from her home city.
Mrs. White will go from Chicago to
Mt. Carroll, ILL.,, to attend the gradual
ing exercises at the Ladies Seminary,
her daughter, Miss Martha being one
of the graduates.
Emil Bilharz and daughter, Miss
Harriet departed Saturday for Chicago,
where they will be joined by Mrs.
Bilharz and Miss Nellie Thompkins,
when they proceed to Washington, ID.
\ c., for visit with Hon. and Mrs. w.
R. Green. They will then go to New
York City from where on Saturday they
will depart for Hamburg, Germany.
H They expect to spend three months at
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