Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-10-12
Ask for Heath's Peerless Hair Tonic.

Geo. Hoover returned home, today,
from Omaha.
]. b. Aasby went to Des Moines Sun
day noon on business.
Aug. Shallow came up from Atlantic
Friday to visit friends.
Gift Elwood returned home from
Guthrie Center Friday.
John Weighton returned from an out
of town business trip Saturday.
Jess Fiscus came up from Marine Fri
day for visit with home folks.
Good dinners always served at the
City Restaurant. 14tf.
John Sawyer came from Dubuque to
see after his farm interests Friday.
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen &
Krogh. Phone 400. If.
Aseptazone for your chickens, SOC per
bottle. Prick Drug Co,
IL you want best hair tonic made, try
Heaths Peerless Dandruff Remover. 400
The City Restaurant furnishes the
bCot III <Auoubohs oos itti.
Nels A. Krogh came home from At.
lantic Thursday where he was on bust
ness.
Arthur Farquhar, wife and daughter
went to Omaha, today, on a business
visit
Willie Mehle went to Atlantic Satur-
day to visit with his sister, Mrs Geo
Larson.
Geo. N. Weighton returned home
from business trip at Lewis Thurs
day last.
Geo. McNary and wife were Saturday
and Sunday visitors in Manning with
friends.
j. Mel Graham was laid up for sew
eral days with grippe and stomach
trouble.
Sheriff Crees and Att. H. J. Mantz
went to Omaha Sunday noon on official
business.
ID. L. Freeman went to Des Moines
Friday for a few days visit and on
business.
Geo. Bickelhaupt returned home Fri
lay from St. Paul where he was on
business.
M. T. Wagey went to Crete, Neb.,
Friday to visit with his family for a
few days.
F. A. Buthweg returned from Carroll
Thursday evening where he was on
business.
Henry Henricksen came from Mann
ing Saturday morning to visit with his
brothers.
Frank Harmon went to Omaha Thurs
lay evening and business and pleasure
combined.
Mrs. Geo. Coe arrived home from Col
)rado where she visited with relatives
and friends.
c. C. Nelson, wife and child went to
Omaha Saturday to visit with relatives
\ few days.
G. L. johnson returned home Friday
from Omaha where he was to have his
eyes treated.
f. +. Bailey went to Omaha on bust
ness Thursday returning home Satur-
lay morning.
Geo. Ellis sold his household furni-
ture at auction Saturday. Col. Carper
cried the sale. fs
Mrs. John Hite returned from Elk
Horn Friday where she was nursing a
Ease of sickness.
Vern Kissick went tolRedfield Friday
10 visit with his parents, and with a
particular friend.
Mrs. John Molgaard and baby went
lays with relatives.
Mrs. Joe III. Ross and children who
visited at Sioux City with her aunt re-
turned home Friday.
Supt. ii. p. Smith went to Atlantic
morning to attend Superin-
.endents Convention.
Perry Roberts arrived home from
Gregory Saturday where he made APP
plication for claim.
John Boylund came home from Coon
Rapids Saturday where he was on bust
ness for several days.
Geo. Davis and two daughters Mil
lred and Edith went to Des Moines Sat
nrday to visit relatives.
Fred Bartlett and wife returned home
The last of the week from Omaha where
they attended the carnival.
Merle Rippey came home from Menlo
accompanied by his wife par
,.t. NJ anl Mrs Eraztar
Miss Gretchen Horning left for Sioux
City Friday where she will attend a
business college this winter.
Will Rinehart, wife and child went
TO Manning Saturday to visit with her
parents, u. Berger and wife,
Measles are quite prevelant in Audi
bon at present, members OF several fami-
lies being afflicted with them.
Mesdames j. Kuhn and Geo. Wea-
YER who visited with friends in Des
Moines returned home Saturday.
Mrs. j. r. Chandler and Mrs. Krause
went to Missouri Valley Thursday last
to attend the w. II. c. Convention.
w. r. Green and daughter Margaret
home from the Bluffs Saturday
where the latter had her eyes treated.
Rev. Rown of near Brayton called
on G. l.. Christensen Saturday ON his
way to Omaha over the Northwestern.
Herman Raebel after a visit here
with his cousin, Rob't Raebel, departed
for his home at Canton, Ohio, today.
e. III. johnson and Frank Herndon
came home from Omaha Thursday even
ing where they attended the carnival
few days.
John Wagner held sale at the M. t.
Foley Sale Barn Saturday afternoon
to moving to California with
his family.