Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-28

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urday TO visit relatives.
| &C. N. Carlson moved into a part Of
the Kevan house Friday.
Emil Bilharz went to Omaha. Fri
day, for visit and on business.
i. Meyer who visited with relatives
returned to his home at Defiance, la.
Friday.
Il. III. Pickard returned to his home
in Harlan following visit here with
relatives.
Miss Nellie Foley came up from At
lantic Wednesday noon to visit with
her parents.
--WANTED-A girl to do general
housework at the Methodist parsonage
in Audubon.
Miss Leota E. Conway weat to her
home in Dexter, Friday to visit her
parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Coffman arrived home
Friday from Spencer, Ind, where she
visited with relatives.
Miss Beth Pate of Harlan returned
home Friday after visit here with her
cousin, Mrs. John Dennis, Jr.
-Mesdames Mary Duvall and John
Reuschling left Friday morning for a
visit with relatives at Keota.
Mrs. F. NJ. Zion left for Douds,
Saturday to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. win Parrott.
Jack McCort went to Dennison Sun
day for visit with relatives. He re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
Kirk Knox and wife came down
from Minneapolis Thursday and went
to their home in Extra at noon.
Pearl Roberts and wife came down
from Sioux City Thursday to witt with
his parents, A. ii. Roberts and wife.
Learn about the Malleable Range
October 2 to our demonstration week.
j. J. Ruhs.
Jess Richards and wife of Harlan
came to Audubon, Thursday, to visit
with his parents and attend the fair.
Come to our Store October 9 to
and learn how to get $50 worth of
valuable presents free. ]. j. Ruhs.
Miss Mamie Desmond returned to
Atlantic, Friday, following a pleasant
visit with her aunt, Mrs. p. Mcmahon.
One Thousand Heads wanted at the
Barber Shops of Audubon to apply
Heaths Peerless Dandruff Remover on.
Jim Keightly rural mail caraier on
route is taking his fifteen days vaca-
ton. Hans c. Hansen is taking his
place.
-Chas Petersen and wife returned
to their home in Walnut Saturday after
a visit here with his brother Dam and
family.
Will Hamilton and Jens O. Christ.
ensen arrived home Friday from Utah
where they had been to look at the
country.
Mrs. Eva Grulke and child of Okla
homa who visited here with friends
went to Manning Saturday to visit with
relatives.
Harry Conklin, wife and little son
departed Saturday for Colona, ILL.,, for
a visit with her parents, Thos Davis
and wife.
-Chas Newman and wife drove to
Audubon from Adair in their new auto
last week to attend the fair and visit
with relatives.
John Petri and family came up
from Adair Thursday to visit with Aug
ust Burr and family few days and
to attend the fair.
Mrs. Mary Hansen was called to
Extra Wednesday of last week because
of fall her daughter Mrs. Jas. Hicks
received and was quite badly hurt.
DIR. Mrs. Sherborn of Colfax came
down Thursday to judge the Baby Con-
test at the fair and was the guest of
Mrs. John Ward while in Audubon.
Miss Ines Pfiester. daughter of Geo.
Pfester of Carroll, came to Audubon
Thursday last to visit with her uncle,
John Renftle and her grand parents.
Homer Booten, wife and baby re-
turned to their home at Perry Monday
They attended the fair and visited with
relatives and friends here tor a week
Did you know am going to give
give away $3.50 worth of ware the first
week of October? Come in and see
about it. j. j. Ruhs.
Aaron KILLER formerly of Douglas
township, but now of Occur de Lame,
Idaho, arrived in Audubon this week on
business and to visit with old time
friends.
--Jens Nelson and A. Klemmensen re-
turned to their home in Battle Creek,
Ia, Friday after visit here with the
formers brother n. Nelson and Jas. Lang
and family.
Miss Mary Kerwin book keeper for
Att. J. II. Ross has been indisposed
this week, threatened with appendicitis.
Ice applications were kept on her all
day Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Horning and child of
Stanley county, S. ID. is in Audubon
and will spend the winter with her par
ents Matt Johnson and wife and with
other relatives.
-Chas. Wolfe and wife entertained
his sis:er-in. law Mrs. Fred Wolfe and
his sister Miss Liddie Wolfe of Williams
for several days last week. They re-
turned home Friday
While waiting at the depot Monday
the horse of Harry Arnold's became
frightened at the train and ran away,
but was caught by Clifford Elwood be-
fore any damage was done.
Will X. Smith resigned his position
last Saturday as bookeeper at the First
National Bank and started to work for
his former employers, Ward & Weigh
ton Monday morning in like position
and higher salary.
We will have lady and gentleman
at our store October to I, to tell you
a lot of good things about the Malle-
able Range store. 1t Is free to you and
it is your fault if you wont.
j. j. Ruhs.