Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-03
For oil and gas call Phone 400. tt

-Mrs. w. w. omlth was visitor II
Atlantic Tuesday.
Geo. Horton of Brayton was bust
ness caller in Audubon Monday.
The City Restaurant is the place tt
get your meals. 14tf.
The Rock Island train due here al
1913 a. m. was an hour late Monday
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen &
Krogh Phone 400. If.
You might as well get them at
Hanks Place. Soft.
Read Renftle advertisement ofirri.
gated land in Northern Colorado. 3O-3.
The City Restaurant furnishes the
best dinner in Audubon. Try us. l4tf.
Mrs. VIM. Fry and Grandchildren
went to Colfax Monday for visit with
relatives.
Miss Loretto Kuhl of Manning spent
Sunday in Audubon with her friend,
VIM. O'Niel.
John Mohm of Griswold visited in
Audubon Monday on his way home from
Duluth, Mimi,
Andy Andersen went to Atlantic
Tuesday to visit with his sister Mrs.
Rudolph Andersen.
Geo. w. Hoover has added to the
appearance of his home by having it
beautifully painted.
-LOST-A horseshoe stickpin con-
tanning twenty-five pearls. Finder will
please leave at this office.
Hans Hansen of Douglas township
returned Monday from Scranton, Ia,
where he visited relatives.
&C. H. Gardner came in Monday
with bushel basket full of Just as fine
sweet corn as you ever see.
John Crees living east of Hamlin is
laid up with sciatic rheumatism and
lumbago and unable to work.
Mrs. w. A. Sampson and children
returned Menlo Tuesday after visit
here with her father A. Anderson.
Alfalfa fields in Northern Colorado
yield abundant crops that bring high
prices Ask Renftle aboutit. 30 3.
Willard Carper returned to his
home near Indianola Tuesday after a
visit here with his father r. N. Carper
You cannot do better than to see
Renftle about his Northern Colorado
irrigated lands. 1t will pay you. 30-3
Phil and Simon Foley left last week
for Canada to visit with the formers
brother Will and take look at the
country.
Mrs Virgiel Nelson returned to her
home in Atlantic Monday after visit
here with her parents James Burns
and wife.
Mrs C. L. Hansen of Lorah return
ed to her home Monday after visit
here with her parents Hans Schmidt
and wife.
Mrs. Havelen and daughter Vivian
Carper who visited here with relatives
returned to their home near Des Moines
Monday noon.
Miss Marie Ohm who has been home
sick with heart trouble for several weeks
has fully recovered and returned to Des
Moines Tuesday.
Miss Lua Smith of Des Moines has
been here visiting with Mrs. Getchel at
the home of E. s. VanGorder during
their absence at the lakes.
Mrs. Agnes Andrews of Omaha is
here visiring with her son Jas. Andrews
in the country and also with her bro
theirs, James and Thos. Law.
&C. G. Turney of Lincoln. Neb., and
his sister Mrs. Ernst of Mt Pleasant ar
rived Saturday to visit their relatives,
Col. h. N. Carper and children.
Clarence Nicklason returned Mon
day from Manning. He was at Des
Moines with the Manning fire team and
helped them to win several of the races.
-FOUND-Childs cloth-top patent
leather button shoe containing pair Of
black stockings. Owner can have same
by calling at this office and paying for
this notice.
The Misses Edna and Agnes Ora
ham who visited in Audubon with
the John and Owen Davis families re-
turned to their home in Kirkman Mon
day morning.
r.. L. and Fl. G. Curtis brothers of
Scott county, Virginia who visited here
with relatives left Tuesday for Indiana
polls, Ind, where they will visit before
returning home.
Mrs. Walter Temple of Extra her
sister Mrs. Meyer of Oklohoma and her
niece Mrs. Upton of Kansas visited in
Audubon Monday on their way home
from Storm Lake
Corey Wilson, and sister Mrs. Ed.
Owen with her two children returned
Monday evening from a two weeks visit
with their sister, Mrs John White and
family at Spirit Lake.
-Jessamine Andrews of Extra was
tried before the Insanity Commission
Monday afternoon and declared to be
insane. She was taken to Clarinda
Tuesday by her father.
Mrs. L. J, Yaggy and two daugh
| tiers came to Audubon Tuesday evening
from Davenport, Ia, to visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Leon
ard and other relatives.
The Misses Myrtle, Augusta and
Bird Tennigkeit left Audubon and went
to Des Moines Monday evening wher,
they have rented a house and will
make their future home.
Glen Johnson had the misfortun,
to lose the end of one of his finger
Monday morning while unloading bait
cries at his fathers garage by having I
box of batteries fall on it.
Ed. johnson and family departe,
for Washington Springs, s. d. Monda,
evening, having been called there b,
the sad message of the death of his bro
Their Elmer's little daughter.
Mrs. A. r. Brenton and child &C
companied by her sister Miss Margare
Hite came to Audubon from Clario
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