Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21

to visit relatives.
S. E. Wisdom went down to Atlantic
Tuesday on business.
W. w. Green of Anita was in Audu-
bon on business Friday.
Cy. Hunter of Manning was a bust
ness visitor here Monday.
F. J. Nevertil went to Tama Monday
to see after his place there.
Miss Chris Henriksen went to Man
ming Monday to visit relatives.
Father Mcdonald left Monday for
Des Moines and Brooklyn on business.
You will find our mixed candies al
ways fresh at the Boosters Cafe. 51s.
F. o. Nixlason returned from Guth-
RE Center Friday, where he attended
sale.
Ed. Dryden and son Bert, who were
in Superior on business returned home
Friday.
John Rosenbeck and son Fl. P. left
Friday for Milford to take look at the
country.
Roe Higgins returned Thursday even
ing from Spirit Lake where he was on
business.
Teddy Olsen went to Des Moines
Thursday for few days visit with
relatives.
Otto Bartlett after pleasant visit in
Coon Rapids with friends, returned
home Friday.
Andy Andersen went down to Allan
tic Thursday to visit with his sister for
several days.
Jens Christensen arrived home Tues
day from Rochester where he went for
an operation.
Jess Parsons returned to his work as
brakeman on the U. p. railroad Tuesday
at Souix City.
Earl Maharg arrived home Tuesday
from Chicago where he was with ship
ment of stock.
S. f. VanOsdal, who was here few
weeks on business went to Manila the
last of the week.
Try the Boosters Cafe for your fine
fresh bon.b ons in one-half pound and
one pound boxes. sic.
Mrs. John Thomas and child came to
Audubon Thursday from Scranton to
visit with relatives.
H. c.. Hansen who, spent Sunday in
Audubon with his family returned to
Cumberland Monday.
Miss b. Mccarthy arrived home Mon
day from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Kansas City.
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Mrs. W. 0. Henry and children went
down to Menlo yesterday to spend the
holidays with her folks.
The Woman's Club has rented the G.
A. Kraft house north of the Booten Ho-
tel for meeting purposes.
! Robt Fry left for Dedham, Saturday,
, to visit with his brother and may 60
, farther north while away.
John and Frank Kerwin went to Dun
lap and Logan Tuesday to spend their
school vacation with relatives.
Walter Jensen returned to his home
in Dedham Saturday after visit here
with his father Jasper Jensen.
Gus Schroeder came up from Casey
Monday ON business and to visit with
his father, Gottfred Schroeder.
Mrs. Julia Parsons who visited with
her daughter Grace in Atlantic for sew
eral days returned home Friday.
Xmas candies, nuts, fruits and all kind
of delicacies can be had at the City
Restaurant. 5l5
For RENT-160 acre farm, with
buildings, in Audubon County.
CossoN 81 Ross.
John Ward went to Des Moines, Cedar
Rapids and Maquoketa on visit and
to attend to business matters Thursday.
Geo. E. Kellogg, Jas. Blake and wife
departed Tuesday for Mission, Texas,
the latter with the intention of buying
land.
Miss Lena Petersen, following a very
pleasant visit in Audubon. with friends,
returned to her home in Atlantic last
Friday.
Miss Lura Preston, teacher in the
High School went to her home in Corn
ing to spend the holidays while school
is closed.
Mrs. VIM. Gravey and child returned
to their home in Erling Monday after a
weeks visit here and in Extra with
relatives.
Mrs. r. II. Winslow and little son
went to Des Moines Thursday to spend
the holidays with her husband who is
baker there.
Mrs. J. S. Dennis, Jr., arrived home
Saturday from Chicago, where she
visited several days with her mother,
Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. c. H. Earhart, following a very
pleasant visit here with the Geo. Davis
family, returned to her home in Des
Moines Friday.
Geo. Larson and Will Mehle went to
Atlantic Saturday to visit and hunt, bag
ging dozen rabbits. They returned
home Monday.
II G.. s. Graves, who has been here for
some time with his children and other
| relatives departed for his home in
| Texas Monday.
Chas Bagley returned home Friday
| from Davenport, Clinton and other
points in Iowa where he was on business
for few days.
Dave Randolph and j. p. Jensen who
were in Omaha with a stock shipment
and to see the sights, returned home the
last of the week.
VIM. Layland left Tuesday for Tex
as points to hunt for big game and to
take look at the country with the OBJ
ject of buying land.
III Richard Guernsey, following a visit
here with his mother, Mrs. L. A. Bates
departed for his home in Salt Lake
City, Utah, Monday.
Mrs. Langworthy, who visited in Des