Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-11
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Don't forget the ball game tomorrow.
Fred Tennegkeit went to Atlantic
Monday on business.
Chas. Dennis of Carroll was Sunday
visitor here with his parents.
John Roth came down from Manning
Sunday for visit with his wife.
Miss Alma Oelke returned to Omaha
Monday, after visit here with her
parents.
Miss Alice Carper was Saturday
and Sunday visitor in Atlantic with
friends
Helen Ward came homo from Ames
Sunday where she is taking a domestic
science course.
Ray Bolton was down from Manning
with his family.
Grace and Ruth johnson went to
Brayton Monday to visit with Ramona
Simpson few days.
Wanted: Several little calves of
good quality. Phone 23 on West Line,
Viola. O. E, Barrett. 236.
Mrs. Childs came from Greenfield
Saturday for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Fl. Fl. Buck and family.'
The Pythian Sisters will meet Friday
evening at the X. p. Hall. All mem.
bers are requested to be present,
Rev. C. F. Smith. who enjoyed
pleasant visit of several days at Des
Moines with his parents; returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. j. s. Small and niece, Miss Beu-
lah Connrardy arrived Monday from
Hudson s. D., for visit with the for
mer's father d. E. Soar,
John Kerwin, who has been attending
college at Ames, returned home Satur-
day to spend his vacation with his par
ents, T. B. Kerwin and wife.
Miss Mabel Overholtz, who visited
her cousin, Mrs. Ed. Beason left Mon
day for Omaha to visit and then depart
ed for her home at Spokane, Wash.
]. F. McCort and wife went to DEM
son Monday to bring home their auto
that they left there last week Mamie
Downey accompanied them on the trip.
Mrs. w. p Letner and grand -daugh.
ter, following a two weeks visit in the
country at the Elmer Waterbury home,
departed Monday for their home in
| Kansas.
Chas. LaFoy and onsForrest arrived
in Audubon Saturday evening to visit
their daughter and sister, Mrs John
Blake and family and attend to some
business matters.
EsTRAYED-A red bull calf, with
white markings on tail and feet, weight
about $50 Estrayed from my pasture
| six or eight weeks ago Notify Marion
Jones. Telephone 33A2l-21. 236
Mrs. Rem Phelps and son Leyerne
went to Atlantic Saturday to visit rel
atives They were joined by Mr.. Phelps
Sunday and went to Lewis to witness
the Decentralization ball game.
Miss Daisy Frick accompanied by her
neice, Ollivene Childs departed Saturday
! for Chicago to visit relatives Miss
Prick will also attend the Iowa
State Druggists convention at Bur.
lington.
/ L. d. ocbJlbIuHS, WHO anu uduRnDcT,
Miss Hazel returned home Saturday
from Colfax, where Miss Hazel has been
taking treatment for dropsy and
rheumatism. Her condition is not much
improved
Roy Prather and family went to Har
Ian Saturday evening TO visit with his
mother, Mrs. Kate Sheets. w. A.
Hollingsworth and wife are keeping
house at the ]. B. Ashby home during
their absence.
Miss Grace Ferguson, who visited
here several days with her uncles, Alex
and Chas. Ferguson, has returned to her
home at Mechanicsville. Her grand
father, J. II Ferguson accompanied her
home for visit.
Mrs. G. B. Elliott and baby, following
several weeks visit here with her par
ents, VIM. Layland end wife, returned
to their home at Creston this week
Miss Leona Wilson accompanied them
home for an extended visit.
have something especially good in
the Watkins Stock Dip and / want
every farmer to use some fit. 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. 23t.
/ Miss Theresa Mcclure and her friend,
Miss Margaret Donahue, of Woconda,
/ s. d., who has been her guest for
several days left for Des Moines Monday
to attend their Alumnai. They win
then go to Dubuque to visit Miss Nc
Cures sister, Sister Mary Adornius,
b. V. M.
j. L. Swinehart, one of Audubon
county's prosperous farmers who resides
in the edge of this county, but receives
his mail from Anita, was in the city
Saturday visiting relatives and old time
friends. He took time to call at the
Republican office and to tell us how
much he appreciated the paper. He
authorized us to send him the Republic
can for another year.
Twenty school friends called at the
home of @. II. Reynolds and wife Sat.
urday evening and surprised their
daughter. Miss Flossie, who left Tues
day evening for Burt, la. t0spend the
summer with her sister Mrs. Nellie
Ward and family Games and music
were enjoyed until seasonable hour.