Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-09
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Mrs. Ben Ehle returned Tuesday
from Anita, where she visited hel
husbands people.
Christ Asp and Nels Nielsen wen
to Council Bluffs Friday to celebrate
the 4th with friends.
l.. e. Wray and wife went tc
Omaha Sunday on business and Il
visit with his parents.
H. Schlicht of Walnut transacted
business in Audubon this week, re
turning home Tuesday.
Simon Hansen went to Cedar
Rapids Tuesday, where he will com
bine business with pleasure.
Miss liza McFadden, who visited
relatives at Sheldon for several days
returned to Audubon Tuesday.
Miss Franc Anderson entertained
her friend, Mr.. Glenn Wells of Earl
ham over Saturday and Sunday.
Glen Roberts departed yesterday
morning for Lincoln, Neb., for q
visit with his sister and family.
The Misses Ruth and Franc An.
derson went to Atlantic this morn.
ing to spend the day with friends.
Found: strop watch fol
with X. of G.. charm attached
Owner can find same at this Office
Use p. f. Worm Powder for your
young pigs. Guaranteed to do the
work. 28tf. Martin Mogg, Agent
Mrs. John Wright returned Tues
day following a two weeks pleasant
visit at Marshalltown with her rela-
tives.
Joe Haldeman of Malvern has
charge of the Griffith drug store
during the absence of Mr.. and Mrs
Griffith.
Lake Ulrich and Will Henriksen
went to Lake Okoboji Tuesday. to
enjoy an outing and to try to catch
some fish.
Willis Lee and wife, living near
Larland are rejoicing over the arriv.
al of baby girl at their home yes
terday noon.
Herman Reinimund and family re.
turned Tuesday from visit at Grand
Junction with her parents, win Far.
gusen and wife.
C.. j. Schroeder of Atlantic was O
passenger Friday to visit with his
brother, John Schroeder with the
Prick Drug Co.
Mrs. Harvey Farrell and children
came from Council Bluffs Tuesday
evening for visit at the Ed. Kline
home in the country.
A nephew of John Griggs came
from Kansas the last of the week to
m 10 him n vic xyhfnh lou,
ed by Mr.. Griggs very much.
Mrs. John Ward left Friday fol
Sioux City to spend The 4th with her
husband and daughter. Miss Helen
Her son John a" ompanied her.
A fine level section of Canada
land in the 'Tramping Lake Dis
trict"to exchange for improved lows
land. Kellogg Company. 25-4
j. Graves and wife, after visit OF
several days duration with their
daughter. Mrs. A. Newton and family
at Adair, returned to Audubon last
Tuesday.
Tad Evans came to Audubon last
evening from Creston. where he was
training and riding race horses at
the fair. He will remain for visit
with his wife and child.
Mrs. Helen Hale arrived in Aud
ubon Friday evening from her
home at Joliet. ILL.,, and will pay her
cousin, Mrs. w. w. Weston and
family En- extended visit.
J. barn dance was held e the
/ nome of Jimmie Campbell in the
country Tuesday night at which q
large crowd was present and enjoy.
ed themselves until early morning.
doc, Settlemire was here from
Glidden the last of the week for O
visit with his parents, remaining
| for Sundays ball game, being 0
great admirer of the Boone team
Howard Kittell and wife of Har.
Ian came to Audubon Saturday eve.
ming to spend the 4th. Mr.. Kittell
is well pleased with business pros.
poets and both are delighted with
Harlan.
Culver & Son have added new
bran sacker and considerable Other
new machinery at their up-to-date
-four mill. They are going to install
more new machinery during the
summer.
Mrs. Conner, owner of the Parh
Hotel, who underwent serious op'
Grafton at one of the Omaha hospi-
tails, returned home Tuesday eve
ming, fully restored to her former
good health.
Mrs. Kate Sheets is now grand
ma and wears the title with becom
ing dignity. A promising little
baby girl was born to her daughter
Mrs. Carl Johnson, at Harlan, Fri
day, July End.
J c. SweZey AID wife went r.
Marning Friday. lie remained Il
al tend the .FircnIals Tournament
while she continued her trip to TT
Dodge to visit With her friends
Frank Thompson and wife.
Mrs. Chas. Burnside, following an
extended visit in Audubon with hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuhn and
her husbands parents, Mr., and Mrs
w. Burnside, departed for her home
at Los Angeles, Calf. Tuesday.
Chas. Wolf arrived Tuesday from
| st. Louis, Mo-, where he visited
friends and at West Salem, Ill.
where he enjoyed visit with his
father, He also viewed the KeokuR
dam and thinks it wonderful sight
Mrs. DR.. Childs and children, &C.
companied by Mrs. j. e. Kerwin
went to the Lakes the first of the
week to enjoy an outing with the
Frick family at their summer cot.
tage. Gene Johnson took them UT
by auto.
Miss Anna Reuss. who visited al
Creston with Carl Hansen and wife
and at Greenfield with Miss Pear
Johnson, returned home last evening
Mrs. Hansen accompanied her as fal
as Hamlin and will come here later
for visit
The Northwestern agent sold
about 200 tickets to Manning the
4th. while Agent Smith sold 1873
Saturday morning to Extra. A
large number went down on tbs
noon train, besides a large crowd
went down by team and auto, thus
did Audubon do her chare towart
her two neighboring towns.