Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-03-19
LATE LOCAL NEWS

Miss Merle Simcox went to Garner to-
| day to visit former friends.
Miss Alice Esbeck has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to be able to
walk around the house.
The new drop curtain has been placed
at the opera house and a new ticket
board is being prepared.
Mrs. II. j. Savage and sister, Miss
Minnie Burr spent today in Atlantic at
the A. q. Beach home.
Harp Wilson and wife are expected
home this evening from an extened Wis
it with @. w. Marlin and FANNY in
Kansas.
Tom Cochran and wife, who visited
the latter's sister, Mrs. w. f. Kennels
and husband, returned to Earlham this
morning. Ill.,
A musical program and drill will be
given by the Trustees at the NJ. w. A.
hall Wednesday April LIST. Watch the
Republican for full particulars next
week.
Mrs. M. J. Fabricius was called to
Casey last evening to attend the funer-
al of her niece, little Nellie Christensen
aged q years. The child died Tuesday
and will be buried this afternoon.
The Juniors of the Audubon High
School had class party at Watts Hall
last Thursday evening. Dancing was
INDUCED in and at later hour refresh
ments were served much to the delight
of all.
A. H. Dollahide informs us that his
son Bert has purchased stock of gen
eral merchandise at Dedham and will
move the stock he now owns at Carroll
ton to Dedham the coming month and
combine the two stocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Cook have ar.
rived in the city from Ida Grove and
will make their home here Mr.. Cook
comes as resident manager of the tele-
phone exchange. We extend to them
a most hearty welcome.
Reason many orders in this locality
are sent to w. M. Bomberger, Harlan,
Iowa for trees is because planters find
them alive and when they get them they
grow, fresh dug by him and get to
planters quick by first train. You try
his trees. liz.
Word reached Audubon today that
DR.. Brooks who SUBMITTED TO an opera
ton Tuesday, was gradually recovering
from the shock and those attending him
were greatly pleased with the results
thus far, all of which will be gratifying
to the people of Audubon.
Mrs. Mary Hansen gave a reception
last Thursday night at her home in
honor of her daughter Mae and husband,
Mr.. Einar johnson, who were married
that evening. A large number of the
young couple s-friends were present and
enjoyed the evening to the utmost
Mrs. o. G. Donaldson of Manchester,
Ia, and her daughter, Mrs. r. Zoliinger
Tuesday for few days visit with their
when they go to Extra to visit Wesley
Donaldson and wife, after which they
return to their homes, ..-.
The Eastern Stars held regular
meeting at their hall Tuesday night.
After finishing up some work, refresh
ments were served. The Audubon Chap
ter is one of the real live organizations
of the town and the members get a
great deal of Social enjoyment out of
the meetings that are held throughout
the year. ,,r .......
The @. @. c. C. club held social
evening at the NJ. Is. parsonage last
Thursday evening nswhich 90 young
girls and teachers of the public schools
took part. A musical program was
rendered. after which refreshments we're
served. The club is doing some splendid
work under the supervision of Miss Ota
Underwood.