Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-02-15

Mike Conway of Atlantic was here
on business Monday.
Geo. and Dick Northup were bust
ness callers in Lorah Friday.
Aug. Shallow of Atlantic made a
friendly call in Audubon Monday.
Rooms to rent. Apply to Mrs. B.
Cunningham. 7-tf.
A good seven room house for sale or
rent Inquire of Nash 81 Phelps. eff
A few Pure Rhode Island Reds for
sale. Mrs. Chas. L. Tramp. Aft
G. l.. Tramp returned home Thursday
last from Manning where he was on
business.
Miss Ellowene Phelps was Monday
visitor in Atlantic with friends and on
business.
Mrs. j. F. Frazier returned home Fri
day from several days business trip
at Omaha.
DR.. S. A. McHargue, who was in
Manning buying mules, returned home
Thursday.
c. N. Taylor, Owen Davis and SON
Ralph went up to Weston Friday to at
tend a sale.
Arthur Farquhar returned home last
Thursday from Atlantic, where he was
on business.
Chris Bladt and Miss Christina Ber-
telsen were married Saturday by Rev.
E. B. Cousins.
w. w. Smith returned home Thurs
day from Clinton where he was call
ed on business.
L. E. Tramp went to Des Moines
and Oskaloosa Sunday noon on bust
ness and to visit.
Miss Mae Reinemund went to Des
Moines last Thursday for a few days
visit with friends.
Miss Emma Schroeder left Monday
for Casey on business, then to Elston
to visit with relatives.
Thos. Stafford purchased the G. A..
Kraft property on Tracy st. just north
of the Booten Hotel Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Somer, who spent several
days in Atlantic on business and visit
ing with friends, returned home last
Thursday.
Harry PARROT returned home Sunday
noon from Anita and Atlantic where
he visited for week with relatives
and friends.
Miss Gertrude Mccarthy went to her
home in Sheldon Saturday to visit with
her folks and attend the marriage of
her nephew.
Frank Hayes of Omaha, who visited
here with his sister, Mrs L. E. Kline
and family and with friends, returned
home Monday.
Prof. NJ. F. Enenbach of Des Moines
was a visitor in Audubon Thursday of
last week. with his friend, r. c. Spen-
Ger and family.
DIR. Rosenbladt went down TO Iowa
City Monday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Frank HOLSTER, who will under
go an operation.
Dave Randolph. Peter Petersen and
j. T. Jensen returned home Friday
from Omaha where they went with
stock shipments.
Mrs. C. II. Earhart and son Of Pike
stone, Mimi, who visited here with the
Misses Davis left Thursday for Stuart
to visit relatives.
F. A. Bill, wife and child arrived in
Audubon Sunday noon from Sheffield,
H., to visit with his nephew. +. B.
Thomas and family.
Jim Goodwill will hold his sale next
Tuesday, after which he will move to
town and his new home recently pur-
chased of Tom Stafford.
Bob Leek of Extra visited in Audubon
Thursday, going over to Coon Rapids
in the evening to visit with relatives
and look after business.
Miss Elsie Sherman returned to her
home in Kirkman Monday following a
very pleasant visit here with her grand.
mother, Mrs. A. j. Eddy.
Miss Iva Smith who has been operat-
ing the linotype at the Advocate Office
for some time left for Vinton, Monday
to accept a similar position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilson departed
Monday for Chicago to visit with
friends. While there he will also look
after some business matters.
Bring your eggs and butter to the j.
M. Rentfle Cash Bargain Store and get
the highest market prices. Remember
that our grocery stock is complete. 81.
Madison Spencer and wife became the
happy parents of nice little baby girl
Saturday Feb. 10, 1912. No wonder
Uncle Bob" was all smiles Sunday.
FOR SALE-Two fine Z room resi-
n