Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-18

day to work in a barber shop.
w. G. Sheets was a business visitor
in Atlantic the first of the week.
Miss liza McFadden returned home
on Saturdays evening train from an
out of town visit.
Elmer Wilson returned home Monday
from Manning, where he has been work
ing several weeks.
Eva Wilson. who visited with friends
in this vicinity, left Monday for her
home at 'Woodburn.
F.O. Niklason was !. bus mess visitor
in Atlantic Monday
Joe Kopp and wife went to Glidden
Saturday for visit With their son, S
J. Kopp and family
Win Zelmer came from Casey Satur-
day to visit with friends and spend q
few DAYS on business.
II. J. Mantz and wife returned last
Thursday from visit with friends at
Omaha and the Bluffs.
e. ]. Freeman, B. l.. Darnold and r.
Ping went to Burlington Monday to at
the Ct. A. r. convention.
Walter Brainard of Pocahontas trans
acted business in Audubon and visited
with his mother Saturday.
Mrs. f. J. Freeman, Frank Berman
and wife went to Atlantic Monday to
visit the John Freeman family.
Tad Evans. who is training horses at
Waverly for Sizer of ALfartic came Sat
urday for visit with his family.
Miss Elena Liun returned to her home
at Lamont Monday, after a visit here
with her friend, Mrs. Fl. Schroeder.
Audubon Homestead 64s B. A. Y
meet LIST and Bird Thursday night of
each month at the X. p. hall. 23s
DIR. Fulton and L. J. Anderson left
Monday for Omaha, where the latter
goes for an operation, if such is
necessary.
Harry Gleason and wife went to Des
Moines Monday, where Mrs. Gleason
will be examined for an ailment of long
standing.
Scott Linn has resumed his work as
breakman on the Rock Island branch,
after enjoying few weeks vacation at
the Lakes.
Mrs F. A. Chisterer arrived from
Aurora, Neb., for visit with her father,
VIM McLeran, ST., and her brothers,
the McLeran boys.
L. p. Christensensen went to Boone
Friday to attend the silver wedding an
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lady being his niece.
Misses Anna Burkhardt and Lillian
Johnson went to Des Moines Monday
to attend the summer school at Drake
University for teachers.
We have a section of Saskatchewan,
Canada unimproved land to trade, all
or in part, for good Iowa farms. Kel-
log Company. pop.
Rev. G.. b. Christensen returned Sat.
ur, ay from Greenville, Wis, where he
attended the national convention of the
United Danish Evangelical Lutheran
church.
Miss Ollivene Houbbold, following a
two weeks visit in Audubon with her
sister, Mrs. Will Hudler and husband,
returned to her home at Marengo last
! Monday.
c.. II. Wiley and wife of Albion, who
were called here by the death of his
brother, Rob't. Wiley, and remained to
visit with relatives, have returned to
their home.
The Misses Marie, Eleanor and Alma
Lang came from Omaha the last of the
week to visit with their aunt and uncle,
Mrs. 9. l.. Christensen and Jas. Lang
and families
The Northwestern has improved their
railway property in Audubon by build.
ing machinery platform and extend
ing the depot platform west to the
city sidewalk
Mrs. Thos. Campbell and three child
rem, following an enjoyable weeks
visit at Panama with her brother, OIL.
Glasscock and family, returned home
Tuesday evening.
E. M. johnson and son Leon returned
home Monday evening from Omaha,
bringing with them an Apperson auto
each that Mr.. johnson sold to John
Reuschling and Silas Waddell.
Misses Ida Reynolds and Ada Kittell
went to Cedar Falls Saturday, where
they will take advantage of the six
weeks summer school, to better improve
themselves for the coming school term,
as teachersA
r. M. Kerwin and daughter, Miss
Nellie went to Carroll Monday to visit
over night with his brother, NJ F. Ker-
win and family, after which they went
to Omaha to visit at the John Egan and
r. o. Craney homes.
J. w. Mcclure returned home Fri
day from Dubuque, where he visited
with his daughter, and at Cummings,
where he visited with other relatives.
Mrs. McGuire, who accompanied him,
remained for longer visit.
Ray Bolton, who has been conduct
ing peanut and popcorn wagon at
the fore part of July. He willal move
on North street in that pretty village.
Miss Daisy Frick, who visited at Chi
cago with relatives and attended the
Iowa State Druggists convention held
at Burlington, arrived home Saturday
evening. Her niece, Ollivene Childs,
who accompanied her on the journey,
returned home also.
Adlai Z. Stevenson, Vice President
under Grover Cleveland's second ad-
ministration, died at the Presbyterian
hospital in Chicago Saturday night, fol-
lowing an illness of several months. He
was 70 years of age. His wife died six
months ago.
have something especially good in
the Watkins Stock Dip and / want
every farmer to use some of it. For the
present am making special price on
this excellent stock dip in lots of one
to five gallons. See me at once. Albert
Law, Watkins Agent. 23F
Mrs. Sophia Roth of Omaha, who has
been in Audubon since Decoration Day,
visiting her sons, Walt and John and
families left for Carroll Monday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. II. Klocke. Her
granddaughter, Miss Hazel Roth accom-
panied her on the trip.
Chas. LaFoy, who came from Midale,
Can, for visit with his daughter, Mrs.
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