Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-09-28
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lady trlendS IN nOnOr Oh neT seventy
second birthday anniversary. She was
invited to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pas
tens for dinner and then to the Sci
bert home for supper and to stay over
night and when she arrived there she
found her friends waiting for her. A
most pleasant afternoon was spent in
social conversation and several must
cal selections were given. Mrs. Kath-
ryn Cotton sang, "Silver Threads
Among the Gold" Coming Thru the
Rye" and Goodbye Summer" and
Rev. Jessie G. Heath sang, when
Our Darlings Kneel in Prayer" and
MOLLY and l and the Baby" which
was very much enjoyed as their sing
ing always is. A most delicious
lunch was served at $50 and Leo.
Seibert presided at the pianola dur
ing the luncheon hour. Mrs. Sturgeon
received many pretty gifts from her
friends and extends a hearty thanks
to the givers and to Mrs. Seibert and
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harold
Sturgeon for the pleasant rememb-
rance of her birthday. The ladies
departed late in the evening wishing
Mrs. Sturgeon many more such happy
VII uOSS pIcO-
ent were Mesdames, r. A. Jacobsen,
Rev. Jessie G. Heath, F. w. Hopley,
LISA Gault, Boy Herrick, Will Girls
man, w. B. Temple, Anna McAninch,
j. M. Dimick, T. H. Cotton, R. C.
Watterson, L j. Oldaker, Cliff Past
en-, Ed. Delahoyde. ]. B. Connrardy
Doll Spoo, Hettie Cory and daughter,
Miss Verna; and Mrs. s. AIRY and Mrs
E. A. Bates of Audubon.
Miss Kathryn Brown, the principal
of the Extra high school was taken
very sick two weeks ago and typhoid
fever soon developed in a very bad
form. She is receiving the best OF
care trained nurse being with her
and her father and mother came Fri.
day to help care for her. Rev. Jesse
G. Heath has had charge of her work
in the school until this week when
Miss Cecil Kilgore of Guthrie Center
was hired to take her place until she
fully RECEIVERS and is able to go back
to her school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Lair entertain.
ed Mrs. LARS brother Elias Fongate
and daughter, Dolly, of Palmyra, Ill.
and her sons DR.. Elias DAVIS of Poor
ia, ILL.,, Ed. and Roy Davis of Clarion
over Sunday. They came a distance
of one hundred and forty four miles
in an auto and spoke very highly OF
the excellent roads they found in
Audubon county, that are far super
DOR to any other road they travelled
over
Mrs. Kathryn Cotton received word
from her daughter, Leah Brinkerhoff
who is in Hot Springs, South Dakota
at the Lady of our Lourdes hospital,
that she had passed the probation ex-
animation with an excellent grade
and was full pledged nurse in train
ing now and was perfectly delighted
with her work. We wish Leah sue
cess in her work.
L. p. Christensen traded the little
cottage where Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
carlson have lived the past year to
M. d. Nelson for his property in the
north part of West town. Mr.. Mel
son will move to his new home as
soon as Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson move
into their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watts, Blair
Rice, Frank Bagley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Van Gorder, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Van Gorder of Audubon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Delahoyde and Lima
Byrl Brinkerhoff of this city spent
Sunday in the w. B. Temple woods
picnicing.
Mrs. Bell Crane was taken much
worse last week and her sisters, Mrs,
Z. c. Lyle and husband of Missouri
Valley and Mrs. c. A. Layman of
Clarinda were called to her bedside.
She is getting along nicely again and
feeling much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kreamer, Mrs.
Blanche Berry, Mrs. Ella Snoffer, and
Clell Anker of Atlantic spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Molly Hunt and
after supper went down to the Frank
kreamer home and spent the even
ing.
Miss Frances Voss and Rev. Jessie
G. Heath left Wednesday morning for
Tabor, Iowa, to attend the Congrega-
tional church convention of South
Western Iowa, being held there this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hunt of Cali
fornia, Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Hunt and
grandson Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. C. O,
Hunt and Ike Hunt were entertained
at the George Hunt at dinner Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hansen of
Atlantic moved into the hotel the lat
ter part of last week and will open
the hotel to the public as soon as the
repairing is finished.
The Pythian Sisterhood lodge went
to the home of their member, Mrs
George Millerman wha has been sick
the past summer and spent a pleasant
afternoon with her.
Rev. Bob Buchanan and family
spent last week in Extra with rela-
tives. They were moving to Earl
ham where he will preach this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens p. Jensen re-
turned home Friday from two
weeks visit in the northern part of
the state with relatives.
Arthur Van Aerman and wife left
Friday for South Dakota for a two
weeks visit with relatives.
Arthur Van Aerman purchased a
farm near Atlantic last week and will
move there next spring.
Miss Ella GUIDE is taking a vacation
this week and visiting relatives in
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