Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-04-09


To the Harlan Nursery for anything
to plant. 100.
W. III. Bolton was business visitor
to Milford Monday.
Miss Matilda Schmidt returned home
Monday from a visit at Atlantic.
Alvin Robinson came home Nc day
from visit in Carroll with friends
Elmer Wilson went to Manning Mon
day to visit the j. " Hunter family.
4. b. Thomas arrived home Saturday
from Chicago where he went on business.
Blaine Swart came home Monday
from Odebolt to visit his mother and a
friend.
H. w. Kramer left Monday for Stem.
nit, Ia, to look after some business
matters.
J. H. Sonberg, who visited with Jens
Petersen and family, returned to Moore
head, Friday.
Miss Minnie Roltz left for Manning
'aturday to spend a week with her
married sisters.
Miss Ida Rudnick and Miss Winifred
Thomas were up from Atlantic for an
over Sunday visit
Tad Evans and family were over
Sunday visitors in Atlantic with his
brother, Ed. and family.
G. NJ. Phillips, after visit here with
his son, Harry left Monday for his
home at Guthrie Center.
Andrew Lastine, who visited here
with the Jens o. Christensen family
returned to Marine Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Bilharz and son Emil re-
turned home from Des Moines Saturday
where they spent several days.
Lake Ulrich, DIR. Donaldson and
Frank Bagley were in Atlantic to wit
ness the Shepherd Of the Hills.
Adolph Wolff returned home the last
of the week from an extended visit in
Missouri and Illinois with relatives.
We are prepared TO furnish our Home
Made Ice Cream in any quantity at any
time. Isl F. w. Smith, Druggist.
]. T. Sampson, wife, Lester Olson
and Miss Bertha Edwards went to At
lantic Saturday to attend the Shepherd
of the Hills play.
Prof. Morley who enjoyed his spring
vacation at Bedford with home folks,
returned to Audubon Saturday.
Sam Shoup, who visited his daughter,
Mrs. w. s. Roberts and family several
days, departed for his home at Seibert,
Colo, Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Haahr and Ida Jensen
who went to Newell to attend the mar
rage of her cousin Chris Haahr, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. r. Rollins and son Richard, who
visited here with her sister. Mrs. Ed.
Van Gorder and family for several days
returned to Des Moines Saturday.
Don't miss the Chi. Namel Display of
wood finishes during the demonstra-
ton at Ruhs & Carter's on April 10
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Mrs. w. C. Bell and daughter of
Casey, who visited here with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. w. Hoover and family went
to Extra Monday to visit other relatives.
Mrs. c. A. Dennis Of Fit. Collins,
Colo, arrived in Audubon Saturday
from Omaha for visit with her sister.
Mrs. Sam Ulrich and daughter, Mrs
s G. Curtis.
Miss Lora Lighthall, who teaches
school at TT. Dodge came to Audubon
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with her sister, Mrs. F. w. Johansen
and husband.
Miss Gwendolin Carey following a
weeks pleasant visit in Audubon with
her uncle, A. G. Ross and numerous
friends, returned to her studies at
Grinnell College Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Moore of Columbus, Ohio,
who visited here with her cousin, Mrs.
John Roth, departed Saturday for her
home. She had been on an extended
visit in Texas, Tennessee and other
points.
Rev. Thos. b. Greenlee went to- At
lantic Monday to attend the Home
Mission Meetings of the Council Bluffs
Presbytery and prepare for the meeting
to be held at Guthrie Center, Tuesday
April 14th.
Geo. A. Campbell was summoned to
Winimac. Ind, Sunday on account OF
the death of his father-in-law, Mr.. Z.
Messersmith. who died from the effects
of paralytic stroke which he suffered
last week. Two daughters and sor
of the deceased left Wednesday of last
week and was at his bedside when he
passed away.