Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-12-07
Phone 90 for oobs. webster. Ae.aw.

J. G. Etchensen went to Dexter OF
business Friday.
Henry Ruhs was business caller i
Atlantic Friday.
r. C. Leek went to Guthrie Center OF
business Saturday.
Chas Stocking was q business yisito
in Atlantic yesterday.
G. E. Caldwell came over from Har
Ian Sunday ON business.
w. H. Nicholson, who visited will
friends in Omaha returned Monday.
Heath's Peerless Hair Tonic beat
them all. Ask your barber for it. ~
Miss Alvina Sorensen returned to At
lantic yesterday after visit here will
relatives.
Mrs. DR.. Fulton and daughter Esther
went to Atlantic Saturday to visit will
relatives.
Frank Mcclure and wife returnet
from Des Moines Saturday after . few
days visit.
Miss Lena Petersen Of Atlantic wa,
an over Sunday visitor in Audubor
with friends.
M. T. Foley departed for Chicago
Monday on business and to visit with
his son Phil.
Joseph Graves left for Des Moines
Saturday where he entered hospital
for treatment
Mrs. VIM. Layland and daughter Mis-
Cora went to Des Moines Friday for q
few days visit.
Mrs. Chas Huntsberger returned home
Monday from Des Moines where she
visited relatives.
John M. Renftle, who went down 10
Des Moines with Mr.. Graves returned
home Sunday noon.
John Ward went to Des Moines Fri
day on business and to visit. returning
homo Sunday noon.
Chris Christensen and Lars Luker-
borg departed yesterday for Oklahoma
to spend the winter.
Geo. McNary returned home Friday
from Carroll where he visited with his
son "a ana iamiiy.
Dr.. J. X. Donaldson returned Friday
from Anita where he was to attend the
marriage OF ms sister.
Miss Anna Wilson, who teaches at
Ames came to Audubon Friday for q
VISIT WIN ner parents.
H. G. Hansen returned to Cumberland
Friday after visit here with his fam
lily over Thanksgiving.
Bert Bagley Of near Atlantic was in
Audubon Monday to visit with his bro
Their Charles and family.
NJ. L. A.a. - ...,a-
went to Atlantic Friday to visit her
uncle, L. p. Christensen.
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In. Mary letters and son ]. G. Teters
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Mrs. w. j. Audus following q visit
of over month with relatives in Attain
~ Anu ~ "a'com rS'ufned nome ias'
Mrs. Walter Benson returned to her
home at West Liberty Friday after q
io ort;. r s,s.s nele Win MT ana Mrs.
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]. f. Russell and e. r. Cook with
their wives came to Audubon Saturday
Nom Ne ~ < DS Sacs % vis't with MT. ana
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March Jones returned to his school
duties at Ames Sunday after . visit
a0 Di1 a wssn n,s . Mosner' mrs. :. d. Jones
sA o'''0i io's'lsu
Oysters, direct from Baltimore, the
best ever while in season at the City
Restaurant. Try an oyster stew. Oil
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Prof. H. p. Smith Of the High School
went to Des Moines Friday ON business
and to visit with friends q few days, re-
turning home Monday.
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Miss Susie, following Q very pleasant
THANKSGIVING with relatives IN Allan.
tic raturnod houaa Friday
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giving here with homo follu.
Chris Hadar.r after !. v,.;t hara vr;th
With he danchtar M - - ~, -
and son went home satnrdsy'