Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-10-19

bottle. Prick Drug Co
Q E. E. Jenkins, agent at the North
: western is spending his vacation at Mar
shalltown,
3 Harvey Maharg and wife went +,
Q Omaha Tuesday on business and to visi
for few days.
A large crowd came up on the Rocl
| Island early train Tuesday because o.
court converting.
Mrs. Terry of Earlham came to An
dubon Monday to visit with her sister
Mrs. Loud Rippey.
Philip Halton came from Omaha Mon.
day to visit for few days with Mike
Carroll and family.
, Alex Ferguson and wife went to Des
Moines Tuesday to attend the Home.
steaders Convention.
G. ID. Booten returned home Monday
from Perry where he visited with his
son Homer and family.
j. III. Gardiner shipped one of his
fancy Duroc Jersey hogs to w. II. Hill
mar at Carroll Tuesday.
Walk Crees, wife and two sons came
home Tuesday from Mason City where
they visited with relatives.
Anthony Kessler went to Carroll for
a visit Tuesday and from there will go
to,South Dakota on business.
Miss Elsie Brey of Anita came to
Audubon, Friday, to visit with her
friend, Miss Caroline Schichtl.
Little James, the infant son of LATE
Simpson and wife. is on the mend now
after severe spell of sickness.
Peter Nelson who went to Des Moines
got stuck in the mud with his auto and
the family had to return by train
w. F. Jensen following visit here
with his brother, l.. A. Jensen returned
to his home in Des Moines Monday.
Huskers' Lotion, the same good kind
we always put up at 25c per bottle.
FRICK DRUG Co.
Mrs. Peter Nelson. daughter and SON
returned home Monday from Des Moines
where the latter went for treatment.
Walter Fredricksen has added
couple of coats of paint to his home
which shows quite an Improvement
Mrs. E. W. Hactor and child follow
ing visit here with her sister, Mrs. J.
M. Graham and family departed for
her home in Chicago last Thursday
Miss Alice Eddy departed Saturday
for Rapid City, s. d., to visit with rela-
tives and will probably register for a
claim.
The Misses Mary and Anna Mathesen
went to Battle Creek, Iowa, Friday, to
visit their cousin, John Christensen and
family.
Oddie Porsch has an apple orchard
which is paying him well He has
sold 300 bushels of apples from it
already.
Geo. Ellis left for Sioux City, Satur-
day, to join his wife and spend the
winter with his daughter, Mrs. ]. w.
Foster.
Mrs. DIR. Carrie Wood returned home,
Tuesday, from Iowa City where she
visited with her parents, Chester Brooks
and wife.
]. J. Ruhs little son who had such
close call from ptomaine poisoning we
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this writing.
Hans Pagh Nielsen and Miss Hilma
Nielsen departed for Fedora, S. d., Mon
day for a visit and may make it their
future home.
The Gem" was closed Thursday.
Friday and Saturday nights of last
week ON account of the death of Mr.
Christ PROV.
Chas. Spencer, who has been up at
Alberta, Canada for several weeks look
ing after his land interests arrived
home Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Fredericksen went to
Manning, Friday, to meet her daughter,
Louise, who has been visiting with rel
atives at Bayard.
John Norris began Tuesday grading
the lots he purchased of Martin Smith
last week and may build a fine home ON
them next spring.
Louie Petersen disposed of his inter
est in the oil business to Jens Peterson
last Thursday Louie has not yet de,
cided what he will do.
The six year old son of G. f. Thomp-
son and wife who was seriously i'll with
the measles bronchitis and lung fever
is getting along fine now.
John Holtz who visited here for sew
eral days with old friends returned to
his home near Manning Tuesday His
wife went home last Friday.
Mrs. Griffin, daughter and sister-in-
law came up from Atlantic Monday
evening to visit with the former sister,
Mrs. Walter Roth and family.
Will o'Brien and wife arrived home,
Saturday, from Rochester where the
latter was for an examination. Mrs.
o. Brien is getting along nicely.
Miss Ella Kerwin returned home
Monday evening following very pleas
ant visit of two weeks with relatives
and friends at Avoca and Walnut
Messrs August Burr and Henry Sun
berg accompanied by their wives drove
up to Viola Saturday afternoon and
visited Sunday with VIM. Owen and
family.
Sam Carper who has been mp at Mi
dale, Canada where he worked this
summer for Will Foley arrived home
last week. He says Will is doing fine
up there
w. C. Elliott is having the house for.
merly owned by Chas. Bagley. and the
barn at the M. +. parsonage moved TO
the north end of town. Joe Babcock
contractor of Harlan is doing the
work.
If 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