Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23

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Delicious drinks, piping hot ard Il
cents at rick's Fountain. 46-tf.
L. N. wickham went to Council
Bluffs. Monday on business.
w. H. Nicholson went to Omaha las
Thursday to visit with relatives.
Frank Brennan of the Advocate wa,
at Manning on business, Saturday.
Lillian Kitson went to Atlantic, Fri
day, to spend several days with friends
F. Hancock arrived from Chicago
Monday, to look after his land interests
here.
Rev. Braun came mp from Atlantic
Sunday noon and held services in the
German Lutheran church in the after
noon.
Ed. Finch returned home last of the
week from Des Moines where he visited
his daughter.
J. X. Jensen the decorator returned
home Thursday from weeks business
trip In Chicago.
Frank Hayes went to Pleasantville,
Saturday, for visit with his sister,
Mrs. E. r. Jordan.
Mrs. Max Ehlert and children arrived
home Friday from Chicago where they
visited with relatives.
L. +. Wier, agent at the c. g. N. w.
depot went to Boone, Saturday, to visit
over Sunday with friends.
Miss Edith Leighty went to Dexter
Thursday evening to visit with her
friend, Miss Leota Conway.
Miss Nellie Foley came up from At
lantic, Sunday noon to visit with her
father, N. 7. Foley and family.
Chas. Bagiey and wife returned home
from Omaha where they were on bust
ness and to visit FOR few days.
A. Dannenberg went to Des Moines
Saturday, and then went to Grinnell
where he will visit with sister.
Jens L. Jensen, who visited here with
his sister. Mrs. DIR. Rasmussen, returned
to his home in Atlantic, Monday.
j. s. Dennis, ST., and family moved
into the Bert Killinger property in the
northeast end OF town, Monday.
Bulk oysters, direct from Baltimore
Fresh shipments three times week.
47S Weighton Market.
j. w. Richards returned Friday from
Harlan where he went to pack and move
his sons household goods to Audubon.
After q long drive, or down town
shopping you win appreciate good
cup Of chocolate l0cts at Tricks Foun-
tain.
Prof. H. P. Smith went to Anita Fri
day where he acted as one of the judges
Of an oratorical contest held there that
night.
w. w. Smith came to Audubon, Fri
day, from Shenandoah to Join his wife
and visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Evans.
Father Mcdonald was driven to Extra,
Sunday, in the M. T. Foley buggy tosay
mass there In the absence of Father
Hundt.
NJ. A. Kleuver and family went to
Atlantic, Sunday noon to help celebrate
the birthday Of her father VIM. G.
Zelmar.
The very best cup of coffee to be had
in Audubon at the City Restaurant. No
chicaree used in our coffees, but genu-
inc Java. 47-2w.
Mrs. Lena Fredricksen returned to
her home at Schleswig, Ia, Friday after
q pleasant visit here with her son Henry
and family.
The editor, who was in Guthrie Cen
ter, Thursday and Friday of last week
on business returned home by auto Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Howard Kittell went to Brayton,
Sunday noon, to be present at the S1st
birthday celebration other grandfather,
H. p. Hansen.
Mrs. w. r. Green and Miss Bonita
Sherman returned home Friday from
Council Bluffs where they to attend
club meeting.
Chilli Con Carne," is the greatest
thing you ever tasted. Better try some
of it to-day at the Dennis Restaurant
on Park Place. 45-tf.
Leo p. Hill, who was here to attend
the funeral Of his grandmother, Mrs.
Margaret Mcclure returned to his home
in Omaha Friday.
Miss Mary Mcclure returned home
from Fulton, Illinois, Saturday, where
she accompanied the remains of her
mother for interment.
Frank Robinson, wife and child,
returned to their home in Atlantic,
Sunday noon following visit here with
Fred Hoenke and family.
Miss Louise Sherman following very
pleasant visit here with her friend,
Miss Wayne Downey, returned to her
homein Stuart last week.
The G. g. N. w. Co. has installed
q new steam pump at their station with
which TO pump water, replacing the old
wind mill that has so long done service.
Mrs. Fish, who recently came from
California to visit with her cousin.
Chas. Van Gorder and family, went to
Extra, Saturday. to visit with relatives
and friends.
John Nash went to Des Moines and
Davenport, Saturday, on business and
then to Ottumwa 70 Join his wife and
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Nelson
Cowles and family.
Mrs. Lydia Barber following very
pleasant visit here with her old time
friend, Mrs. Amos Fancher and family,
departed for her home in Los Angeles,
California. Monday.
Mesdames John Weighton and John
Ward and the formers daughter Lenore
returned home Friday from good Wis
it with relatives and friends in Des
Moines. Miss Thelma Weighton re-
manned for longer visit with cousin.
Mrs, Ed, Smith and daughter, Miss