Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-22

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urday with shipment of horses.
Thos Kilcoin and two children vert
to Harlan Thursday to visit his sisters.
Geo. and Dick Northup made bust
ness trip to the Dakota's the last of the
week.
Joe Douthett, of Westside, fromerly
barber here was friendly visitor over
Sunday.
Sam Kopp came from Glidden Satur.
day on business and to visit with his
parents.
Mrs. T. P. Berringer returned from
Iowa Falls Friday, where-she went to
see her father.
E. j. Hansen and wife, of Harlan Wis
tied in Audubon Saturday with Howard
Kittell and wife.
Mrs. Fanny Dickey, who visited here
with F. Herbert and family, returned to
Atlantic Monday.
Alma Oelke returned TO her, home in
Omaha Monday, after visit in Audu-
bon with her parents.
Paul Perry, Dan Desmond and E. E.
Sniffen, of Atlantic, were in Audubon
Saturday on business.
JAS Trunnell and wife returned Sat.
urday from visit with their SON Chas.
and family at Spencer.
Jasper Jensen and wife went to Bray
ton Saturday to attend birthday party
1t the Chris Diernes home.
Miss Lou Davis resumed her duties
Monday at the Bilharz & Son store, af-
ter two weeks vacation.
Thos. Vance. of Akron, o., who visit
ed friends in Audubon went TO Anita
Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. w. P. Cunningham returned to
her home in Atlantic Saturday, after
a visit here with relatives.
Chris. Sorensen, who transacted bust
ness in Coon Rapids and Audubon, re-
to his home in Atlantic Saturday.
! Mrs. P. Walters and daughter Mary
went TO Wall Lake SATURDAY. to visit
with her sister and family, Mrs. Frank
Green.
Mrs C. E. Gates and daughter Cath
arine left for Harlan Saturday 10 visit
for several days with relatives and
friends.
Ruth Stetzell is taking vacation at
Lake View with number of girl friends
from Odebolt. She went up Saturday
morning.
Jess Matheney and family went to
Anita Saturday to visit his people. His
sister Bertha, who was here for a visit,
accompanied them home.
Andrew Rasmussen was laid up sever
al days with threatened appendicitis,
and was unable to perform his duties as
fireman 8. tie brick plant.
G. w. Christensen departed Saturday
for Dell Rapids, s. D., to join his wife
and visit with relatives few days,
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Mrs. VIM. Fulton, of Extra, was in
Audubon Saturday to see r brother,
Elmer Bailey and family. She was en-
route to Ocheydan, Ia, to attend the
funeral of ner niece, who died Friday.
| Chris Meislahn, of Montrose, H., and
his sisters, Mrs. Dora Wolf, of Wheeler,
H., and Mrs. W. c. Zelmer, of Casey,
came to Audubon Thursday for a visit
with their brother, Barrey Meislahn
and family.
Miss Mae Larg, following three
weeks visit at Lacrosse, Wis, with
relatives, arrived home Saturday and
has resumed her duties at the Wilson&
Freeman store. She reports most en-
ioyable visit
Misses Margaret and Sadie Nielsen, of
Des Moines, who were called here on
account of their fathers illness, return
home Saturday. Their sister, of Omaha,
remained for a longer stay. Mr.. Nielsen
is improving nicely.
Mrs, A. c. Crockett and son Arnold,
arrived in Audubon Saturday from
Hartford, s. D., for a visit of several
weeks with her uncle, H. G. Leach, and
family and her annts, Mesdames JAS
Hunt and A. Farquhar.
Mrs. j. B. Roush, of Atlantic, sister
of Mrs Dr. Fulton and Miss Cordelia
Mitchell her cousin, of Oklahoma, re,
turned to their homes Friday, following
an enjoyable visit in Audubon al the
DIR. Fulton home DR.. Fulton accom-.
panied them to Atlantic for an over
night visit.
Mrs. N n. Cowles and children, fol-
lowing three months absence from
Ottumwa, returned home Saturday
The Misses Pearl and Grace Jenness.
who were here caring for the Cowles
children, while the mother was in Cali