Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-09-17
Attend the County Fair.

| Attenu the county FAIR.
The County Fair begins Monday.
DR.. r. f. Childs went to Council
Bluffs Monday noon to visit his rel
atives.
VIM. Gilfllen returned Monday
from a visit with his son Claude at
Coon Rapids.
Mrs. Mary lines went to Atlantic
Saturday to visit with her cousin,
Mrs. j. p. Hill.
Chris Hendriksen departed Mon
day for Aberdeen, S. d., to look after
his farm interests,
Val Leonard came from Mason
City Friday for a visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Val Leonard, Sr.
Fred Kraft, who visited relatives
and friends at lticha, Neb., arrived
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Graves were in at
tendance Saturday at the NJ f.. con
ference at Atlantic.
For Rent: 200 acre farm In Lin
coin township. Enquire of j. f.. Nc
CURE. 34tf.
Lester Johnson and Archie Lay
land were business visitors In Allan
tic the latter part of the week.
A. G.. Ross and A. II. Roberts went
to Atlantic Friday noon to be in at
tendance at the NJ E. conference.
Mrs. Frank Berman went to At
lantic Saturday to visit with her
Miss Florence and Henry Refine
mund returned Thursday evening
from visit at Atlantic with relatives.
Miss Ella Hurd was a visitor in
Atlantic last Saturday with friends
and attending the M. Z. conference.
| John Petersen and wife went to
Kansas Saturday to visit with their
son, John and family and attend the
fair.
A. j. Hunt. w. HOLSTER and p.
Keith went Friday to Atlantic to at
tend the conference of the M. Il.
church.
| Rev. Thomas b. Greenlee went to
California Junction Tuesday to at
tend the Presbytery being held there
this week.
John Reinemund arrived Friday
from Madison, Wis, where he ac-
companied his son, Pearl, who will
attend the Wisconsin University.
Wanted: Music pupils Have
had / s years experience. Enquire of
Mrs. Geo. Green at residence of Mrs.
b. Cunningham. 36-2w-pd.
Milt Messersmith purchased Ford
automobile of agent Martinsen last
Friday, which he will receive as soon
as another car load of autos arrive.
Jas. McNutt of Atlantic came Fri
day evening for a visit with his
brothers, March and Art in the coun-
try and to look after business mat
ters.
| Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Saxton of FIT.
Dodge returned to their home Mon
day morning following few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Far
quhar.
Miss Mary Shaw, teacher of Eng
lish in the Audubon high school was
an over Sunday visitor in Atlantic
with friends. going down Friday
morning.
John Hamilton, who visited here
with DR.. McLeran and Bert Keith
has returned to his home at Spencer,
s. d., where he has charge of the Mus
son ranch.
Mrs. M. e. Pardee, who visited
here with her daughter, Mrs. j. c.
Martin and family in the country, re-
turned to her home at Ida Grove Sat
urday morning.
Arthur KitsoH, living 10 and half
miles northeast of Audubon, claims
Wednesday September 30th as his
sale date. Read his sale bill in this
weeks Republican.
Miss Esther Keith went to Ames
Saturday morning, where she will
begin a course in domestic science.
Her father accompanied her to- see
that she is nicely situated.
Ora Fancher and wife have re-
turned from visit near North Eng
lish, Iowa, where they enjoyed visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Fancher and other relatives.
A. j. Petersen and wife departed
Saturday for Macklin. S. d., to visit
his sister, Mrs. Peter Kruger and fam
lily and see his new neice that ar
rived at the Kruger home recently.
Miss Lorraine Graham returned to
Ames Friday, following her vacation
period in Audubon with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Mel Graham. She
is taking the domestic science
course.
Editor Chase of the Atlantic
NewsTelegraph Is to be congratu-
lated on his large As page paper of
last Thursday. II is one of the best
and neatest papers that has reached
our desk in some time.
John Kerwin who spent his sum
mer vacation here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, B. Kerwin left Fri
day to resume his studies at Ames
college, where he is taking course
in agricultural engineering.
C. f. Olsen returned home Thurs
day evening from visit with his
mother at Cedar Falls. His brother,
w. G. Olsen, who accompanied him
remained for a longer visit. They
made the trip there in ten hours by
automobile.
/ Mrs. A. K. Buckley went to Allan