Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-13

Moines Tuesday for a visit with her
sisters.
Miss Bessie Watson, following a visit
in Shenandoah returned to Audubon,
Tuesday
Mesdames Thos. lessen and George
Petersen went to Somers Tuesday TO
visit with relatives.
Rob't Rachel and wife went to Dex.
ter Tuesday to attend the Epworth
League Convention.
Mrs. 3. CASTOR returned home Tues
day from weeks visit in Des Moines
and Valley Junction.
Dr.. Pearle Roberts returned to Audi.
bon Tuesday from a weeks visit in
Sioux City with his wife.
Miss Fannie Smutney, who was here
for week on business, returned to her
home in Waterloo Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Gates returned home Tuesday
from Lorah, after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Cooley.
\ Bob Younger, Manager of Younger's
Shows went to Jefferson Tuesday to
look after their other carnival.
Miss Fanny Dlckey went to Atlantic
Tuesday to visit with relatives then to
Des Moines TO visit with friends.
Mesdames Geo. Scott and D. L.
Thomas went to Coon Rapids Tuesday
to visit with Rev, A. A. Mitchell and
wife.
Mrs. ]. p Andersen, of Eddyville
came to Audubon Tuesday to visit with
her brother, Rev. G.. B. Christensen
and family.
Mrs. Emma Reimers, following an
extended visit with the Bart Feeney
family, returned to her home in Mann.
ing Tuesday.
Mrs. Jake Meyer went to Mason ity
Tuesday to attend the G. A. R. En-
campment and tisit'w relatives for
several days.
The Younger's Shows arrived in Au-
dubon Monday morning and are show.
log on Lower Broadway near the Ar
lington Hotel j.
Mrs. Duncan following visit in Au.
dubon with her friend, Miss Ethel.
Freeman, returned to her home in Des
Moines Tuesday.
Jake Baier of Greeley township pur.
chased Crown piano Tuesday of the
Audubon Music Co. for his house full of
fine young daughters.
John Peterman received the sad in
telligence Monday that his sister in the
northeastern part of the state had died
he left for there Tuesday.
Walter Roth, wife and two sons re-
turned home Monday from Carroll
where they went with his mother, MRS..
N Roth of Omaha, fer=a visit. = d
IF. J. Mailander and family and the
Misses Helena and Anna HerchenbAch
returned TO. their home in Wiota. Tues
day after visit here with friends.
am prepared to take ten more pupils
in Audubon. Call or phone me at the
Audubon Music Co.
24t } Dallas F. Grifford.
While in Iowa Falls last week. John
Sherman purchased fine 200 acre farm
just two miles from the town and with
his family will move there next March;
r H. Vandebrake, wife and daughter
returned to their home in Sioux City
Tuesday, following visit at Extra with
their son j. K. and in Audubon with
/ friends
Arthur Farquhar, wife and daughter
and his two sisters, the Misses Mae and
Ella returned home Monday from Vii.
lisca where they went TO visit with his
brother George and family.
Ancient and modern pictures of the
methods of harvesting will be shown at
the Gem theatre by James Law Sat.
urday afternoon June 18th. Better go
and see them. 24I.
For Sale:-2s0 Acre farm, we'll i'm.
proved, just four miles northeast of
Audubon at Sl6500 per acre. For full
particulars see John H. Sherman or
Phone 81 A 21. 24t.
Harvey Hight and wife went 10 Mas
on City Tuesday to attend the G. A. r.
Encampment, when they will go to
Charles City to visit his sister, who is
81 years of age, and numerous other
relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Cotter, of Bloomington,
ILL.,, who has been visiting here with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Morrissey and
children left for Omaha Tuesday for a
visit, when she goes TO st. Louis, No,
before returning to her home.
Mrs. Gust Dettmann returned to her
home in Valley junction tuesday, fol.
loving visit here with her mother,
Mrs. Lieb Her sister, Miss Lucy Lieb,
accompanied her home for visit and
will alsn vista x.v,th T-.1-l.