Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-10-19
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The City Restaurant is the place to
get your meals. 14tf.
Heath's Peerless Hair Tonic will do
everything claimed for it. 42S
Miss Lulu Sheets closed her term of
school at Leroy No. last Friday.
FOR RENT = Two nice rooms In
quire of Mrs. Cunningham. 39-tf.
The City Restaurant furnishes the
best dinner in Audubon. Try us. l4tf.
Chas. Kempft, Sr. came down from
Manning yesterday to visit with his
son John.
C. Gates and wife went to Des
Moines yesterday to visit with relatives
and on business.
Urban Griffin came up from Atlantic
Friday to visit with his aunt, Mrs. W..
Roth and family
Chas Van Gorder departed Tuesday
evening Tor Eagle Lake, Texas, on bust
ness and for visit
August Burr, Sr. and Henry Sunberg,
Sr. went to Manning yesterday on bust
ness and for visit.
Fred SEWERS and wife returned home
yesterday from Atlantic where they
visited with his folks.
Mrs. f. HI. Townsend came up from
Atlantic last evening to visit her friends,
the Misses Gene and Emma Culver.
J. NJ. Cole arrived home last evening
from Glendale, s. d., where he spent
the summer with his sons, Harry and
Fred.
Mrs. G. L. Hansen returned to her
home in Larah Monday after visit here
with her parents, Hans J. Schmidt
and wife.
John Wagner and family departed
last Thursday for Los Angeles, Cal.
and will make it or Redlands, Cal, their
future home.
A. H. Roberts and wife returned
home, from Omaha, Friday, where they
were for several days on business and q
visit with friends.
Dan1 Thomas and wife left this week
for Mechanicsville where they will
spend month visiting with relatives
and old time friends.
J. B. Randolph went to Des Moines
last evening to bring home his wife and
son. The boy was operated upon in
a hospital while there.
John Egan and Clyde Jayne arrived
home from Lane, s. D., last Thursday
following a visit with the latters bro
Their, c. Jayne and family.
Mrs. Max Ehlert and three children
departed for Geneseo, Illinois, Friday
evening for an extended visit with hei
mother, Mrs. Mary Sandrock.
Miss Ethel Eckles closed her schoo
near Gray last Thursday for a week sc
as to be with her aunt Miss Catherine
Roche, who has been very sick.
Mrs. Frank Reinemund and son re
turned to their homein Corning, Friday
following few weeks visit here witt
her parents and other relatives.
FOR SALE-Registered Shropshir,
Ram of good weight and quality. Prices
right. 4l-tf.
w. L. CLARK, Hamlin, Iowa.
Mrs. J. w. Oxer arrived in Audubon
Saturday, from Oxford, Neb., to visi
with her brothers, Geo, Dickand Harr.
Northup and sister, Mrs. E. N. Norton
A number of stray Duroc-Jerse.
spring pigs have been at my place TO
about a week. Owner call at once, o
! see, liver Nelson, in Douglas township
Mrs. G. E. Hammock had some o
I her household goods sold at auction Sat
urday afternoon at the Chas Bagle,
corner preparatory to moving away iron
4 Audubon.
4 The regular meeting of the Domesti
4 Science Club will be held at the HON
of Mrs. Hal MantZ, Saturday, Octobe
4 2lst at 2:30 The leader will be Mis-
4 Ethel Kuhn.
Dave Anderson and wife returned t
\ their home at Story City yesterday FOL
lowing visit at Kimballton with p. +
Petersen and family and in Audubo
\ with friends.
Harry Edwards, the eight year old so
of JAS Edwards and wife, had his nos
4 broken in a collision with anothe
= scholar at school in the country on
day last week
Mrs. Alfred Ward and children cam
Il
ing, to visit with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Chas. H. Reynolds and other rela
tives and friends.
Rev. A. B. Miller left Monday to al
tend the Synod which is being he'll
\ three days this week at Burlington
Mrs. Miller accompanied him as far a
Stuart to visit with relatives.
Miss Lena Petersen following YER
pleasant visit in Denmark with he
folks and friends of her childhood, TO
several months, arrived home Saturda
evening. She reports most delight
full voyage.
We received Lemon Monday morn
ing in that ourgenial conductor Jack
Lemon of the Rock Island branch afte
a vacation of three weeks resumed hi
duties and brought his train in on tim
as is usual with Jack.
Carl Rasmussen arrived home Satu
day from Denmark where he spent tn
fsummer with relatives and friends. TIL
trip seems to have agreed with Carl a
he looks the picture of health. He
glad to be back in Good Old Iowa"
J. p. Woodland is now representing
The Rochester, N. Y, Seed Co., ant
can furnish all kind of pure garden ant
farm seeds, both large and small grail
seed. Anyone desiring some can saw
money by calling on him. 42S
On Saturday, November IL. w. H
Bolton will offer at public auction abou
four acres of land together with TIVE
houses and outbuildings in good repair
same being located in west Audubon
More particulars will be given later.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j
A. Humiston will be pleased to heal