Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-10-19
Martin Smith was in Atlantic Monday.

Judge dreen came nome from COuncl
Bluffs, Saturday
v. l.. Culver returned Thursday last
from a business visit in Anita
Arthur Farquhar, wife and daughter
returned from Omaha, Friday.
Frank Adams returned from Atlantic
Monday where he was on business.
Heath's Peerless Dandruff Remover
has no equal. Positively the best 42s
Frank Hayes was off duty Friday
from Frazier's store because of illness.
Alex Sinker and wife went down to
Atlantic to attend the funeral of Mr..
Prov.
Ed. McNary came down from Carroll
Sunday to visit with his parents and
his wife.
Geo. Ellis who visited with his son,
Elmer, in Walnut came home, Thurs
day last.
Mrs. r. I. Creveling came home from
Atlantic, Thursday last where she was
for visit.
Miss Hazel Percy returned Tuesday
from Plymouth where she visited with
her parents.
Mrs. Roy Prather went toPocahontas
yesterday to visit for several days with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Rem Phelps came up from At
lantic, Friday, to visit with her parents.
l.. @. johnson and wife.
John Weighton who was called to
Tama because of the illness of his little
girl returned home. Saturday.
Henry Lieghty and wife departed last
Thursday noon for Ramona, Cal. where
they expect to remain year.
j. w. Petty of Perry who visited here
with his daughter, Mrs. John Dennis, Jr.
returned to his home Monday.
Up-to-date BARRIERS keep Heath Peer
less Dandruff Remover. A sure cure
for dandruff, try it, 40
Mr.. Ketchum of Council Bluffs came
to Audubon, Saturday, to visit over
Sunday with John Sherman and family.
Miss Harriet Bilharz returned from
Des Moines, Thursday last where she
was for visit and on business few
lays.
Geo. Frazier and wife returned to
Menlo Thursday after pleasant visit
here with their daughter, Mrs. Merle
Rippey.
Rev. III. G. Powell, who conducted
he meetings at the Evangelical Church
n Audubon returned to his home at
Person Monday.
Mrs. Jane Clark, son Rob't. and
laughter Miss Nellie departed Thurs
lay last for Ramona, CAL, where they
will spend the winter.
Six deaths in Audubon in one week is
reducing the population. 1t
$ something out of the ordinary in a |
own the size of Audubon.
Miss Schmidt returned home from |
4orah, Friday. She was accompanied |
~ her sister, Mrs. Chris Hansen, for a |
'isit here with her parents.
Miss Belle Donaldson after pleasant
Iisit here with her brother, DIR. ]. X. |
Donaldson and other friends returned TO |
Ter home in Anita, Saturday.
A dance was held at the home of |
|ohn Crees, Saturday night, southeast |
# town. Quite a number were present |
md enjoyed delightful time.
A. H. Dollahide and wife returned |
lome, Saturday, from Let's, their old |
lome, and other points in Iowa after a |
visit with relatives and friends. |
Mrs. r. H. Perry of Colorado and
Mrs. John Roth, who visited with their |
lister, Mrs. III. d. Emery, at Coon
Rapids, returned to Audubon, Saturday. |
Mrs. Geo. Egan returned home, Fri |
lay noon from Extra where she had |
,een caring for her mother, Mrs. Perry |
'arrott, who was dangerously i'll for
ONE time.
Mrs. Emma Thurman and the Misses
Bertha and Lizzie Hoenke of Atlantic |
we're in Audubon, Friday to attend the
Peter Siemsen funeral and visit with
Fred Hoenke and family.
The Misses Ellowene and Edith
Phelps arrived home Sunday noon from
IN extended and very pleasant visit in
he east. They also visited relatives at |
Jhicago and Lamont.
Mrs. Sarah Banning and daughter of
Missouri. who have been visiting with |
Hrs. Chris Miller near Dedham visited
n Audubon with Hugh Hardy and wife
saturday on their way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt johnson arrived
ZONE Sunday noon from Panhandle, |
Tex, where Mr.. Johnson was for his
health for several weeks. He says he
eels much improved by the trip.
A box supper will be held at Larland
Center school house Saturday, Oct, %,
Everybody is cordially invited to be
present for good time is in store for
you. The proceeds will go toward pur-
,hasing bell for the school building.
Miss Rozella Rice arrived home, Sat-
lrday morning, following an extended |
7isit with DIR. and Mis-. ]. NJ Fireburgh |
1t Black Duck, Mimi, Mrs. Fireburgh |
being her aunt. Miss Rose was bene- |
tied very much by the trip as she looks
Ind feels fine.
Last week J. G. Boyer inaugarated
special sale on lot of groceries, china |
ware and childrens cloaks. He made |
'ome remarkable low prices and the |
result has been that he has had a big |
;rade. Better look at his aid in this |
weeks issue of the paper.
Col. r. N. Carper and daughter, Mrs. |
VIM. Rucker departed Tuesday for |
Trip county. S. d., to visit
with his son, b. F. Carper and wife. Col |
Carper will return in few days and be
ready to cry sales again. Office at the
Rice Livery Barn. Phone 75.
Monte Christie Special Car will leave
at 2:10 p. m, Tuesday. Novem-
Der 2lst. Will you be one of the party ? |
A fine time is assured, go with us and
zee this much advertised section
400 GIn mr. n.,S,