Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-10-12

g. Davis who was very i'll.
Mrs. Ed. J. Brown departed for hel
home in Kansas following visit here
Of several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. j. M. Graham and family.
H. N. Jennings departed Friday fol
his home at East Orange, N. j., follow
ing pleasant visit here with his bro.
Their L. B. Jennings and family.
j. r. Christensen and family and p.
III. Anderson arrived home Saturday
from a very pleasant visit at their old
home in Denmark during the summer.
John Petersen wife, and daughter,
Miss Katie returned home Friday from
Council Bluffs and Omaha where they
visited with relatives and attended the
carnival.
w. M. Kirby a commission man of
Chicago was in Audubon Saturday on
business with Northup Bros. and stay
ed over Sunday the guest of Mike and
George Foley.
M. Christensen and family who have
been visiting in Audubon and other
points in Iowa with relatives and friends
departed for their home at Dell Rapids,
s. D., Friday.
\ G.. III. Jones and wife following very
pleasant visit of month in Audubon
with relatives and old time friends, de-
parted Monday for their home in Los
Angeles, California.
| o. A. Wood returned from Guthrie
Center Monday where he attended the
fair. 1t is rumored that he became
benedict while away, but he pleads not
guilty to the allegation.
Att. John Mosier arrived in Audubon
Saturday and was the guest of John
Weighton while here. Mr.. Mosier for
formerly lived here, but now lives out
in Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Geo. Mushrush arrived home from
Minnesota and the Dakota's yesterday
where he has been for over year. He
will visit with his mother few days
and then depart for Canton, s. ID.
Miss Margaret Green went to Council
Bluffs Thursday last to have her eyes
treated. Her mother accompanied her
as far as Atlantic and her father, Judge
w. X. Green met her at the Bluffs.
Carl Andersen who arrived from Dem
mark recently and has been visiting in
Audubon with relatives went to Mann
ing Tuesday for visit after which he
will return here to make his home.
Ed. Finch who was called to Des
Moines to see his daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Cunningham who was operated on for
an abcess of the stomach, returned home
Friday. He reports her doing nicely.
bon Saturday from Des Moines to ex.
anime the Farmers State Bank. The
State Banks of Iowa are examined an
nually the same as are the National
Banks.
Mrs. Matt johnson departed for Texas
Friday to Join her husband who has
been there for some time for his health
IL she likes il down there as well as Mr..
johnson does they will make it their
future home.
Mrs. A. C. Parsons of Waconda, s.
d., who spent a pleasant visit of two
weeks here with her sister, Mrs. Julia
to visit with relatives, when she will re-
turn to her home.
Mrs. w. II. Cowles entertained at
social last Thursday afternoon large
number of ladies in honor of Mrs. G. ii.
Jones of Los Angeles. Light refresh
ments were served and pleasant time
spent by all present
Miss Cora woodward of the Advocate
went to the home of her parents at Ma
nilla Friday evening to see her grand
mother who is there from the eastern
part of the state for visit. Miss Cora
returned home Sunday.
John Ward the genial contractor has
been indisposed the past ten days with
Indigestion and compelled to remain at
his home. He is much better now and
able to be up and around. We hope to
see him his usual self soon.
II you want the best Hair Tonic
made ask the Audubon BARRIERS for
Heaths Peerless it will remove Dandruff,
prevent the hair from splitting or
breaking and make the scalp feel good
for hours after its use. 39t
John Kommas and son Pete with their
wives and Nick Dotfing and Nick THE
len of Extra passed through Audubon
Monday on their way to Templeton to
attend the funeral of Thomas Basten-
dorf, who dropped dead north of Gray.
Miss Margaret Kerwin left for Mis-
souri, Valley Saturday morning where
she will spend the winter with her
aunt, Mrs. P. Mcdonald and attend
school. She was accompanied as far
as Carroll by her father, T. B. Kerwin.
Mrs. Nelson Cowles and sister, Miss
Gretchen Nash came down from Fort
Dodge Thursday where they visited
with j. F. Russell and family. Mrs.
Cowles lives at Ottumwa and came for
visit with her husbands and her par
ents.
Gretchen Nash departed Tuesday for
Monronia, Cal, where she will spend
some time in O sanitarium for the bene-
| fit of her health. We hope she returns
home fully restored to the best of health.
She was accompanied as far as Council
Bluffs by her mother Mrs. j. A. Nash.
Geo. Ellis who with his wife went to
Sioux City over month ago returned
home Thursday evening to attend to
some business matters. His wife re-
manned there and he will go back and
they will spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Foster. Mrs. Ellis
is very poorly of late.
| &C. Harper arrived home from st.
Louis Friday where he was to look after
business proposition in regards to a
picture gallery. He did not purchase
as the owner wished TO move away and
could not be retained to run it for him.
Mr.. Harper will retire from active work
and probably remain in Audubon.
Chas. Bagley and family moved into
the upstairs and basement of their fine
new house the last Of the week. The
first floor will be ready to occupy soon
and they will have one of the finest
| harnas in Audubon w C. Elliott who