Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-15
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Moines Tuesday.
Mike Fabricius, of Atlantic transacted
business in Audubon Monday.
..s Mrs. Tharnish returned Monday from
visit with friends in Atlantic.
Will R. Smith was bus ness visitor
at Denison the first of the week.
Viva Summer and little sister went to
Lake View to:visitrelatives Tuesday.
Lees Lice Killer and other chicken
remedies for sale byA H Roberts. 21-tf
Hazel Gates returned Monday from
two weeks visit with friends at Denison.
Vern Kissick returned Monday from
two weeks visit at Redfeld with his
parents.
H. Stanley and wife, who visited his
sister near Atlantic, returned home
Monday.
Will Laubender, after a few days
outing at Wall Lake, returned home
Tuesday
Dagmar Andersen and Matilda Step.
pensen went to Nicola Tuesday to visit
relatives.
Max Zinke and wife became the hap
Ply and proud parents of baby girl
last week
Ed. Petersen departed Sunday for n.
Dakota, where he will work in the har
vest fields.
Anna Burkhardt went to Guthrie
Center last week for an operation for
appendicitis.
Mabel McElvain, of Boone, came to
Audubon Sunday to visit her cousin,
Beatrice Crees.
Mrs T P Berringer was called to
Iowa Falls Monday, on account of her
.athers illness.
Thos. SweLey and family departed
the first ofthe week for Luverne, Mimi,
to visit his parents,
, have some good deals in so, 100,
100, 240, and 500 acre tracts, can give
, good terms. J. B. J. Lohner, Extra,
Iowa. 29-tf.
Att. c. S. White left Tuesday for Os-
kaloosa to visit relatives and will be &C.
companied home by mis- cousin, Daisy
White.
John Kerwin, who has been working
for his uncle, Dan Buckley at Panama
since the close of school, returned home
. Monday.
Leo Riggs and family returned Mon
ID day noonfrom Atlantic, aftera few days
visit with their friends, c. F. Jensen
and wife. H. + y X
I, Marion Jones and wife departed for
: Rochester M.nn.. TneSday. where the
I latter will undergo an operation for
appendicitis. -a6 sa. -
2 c. L. Tramp returned from Creston
. and Nebraska City Tuesday, where he
visited HIS sons. Mrs. Tramp accom-.
panied by herdaughter in law, returned
. that evening.
A. Kevan went to Walnut Tuesday to
visit daughter after which he will go
to Clinton, Mo-, to visit another daugh-
ter and family. L.. 49,. *
Mrs. L. E. Kline and two oldest sons
went to Council Bluffs and Omaha
Tuesday on business and to visit her
brothers, the Hayes boys.
Will Crone and wife went to Minden,
Ia. Sunday noon to visit hi parents. af
ter which they go to Omaha on bust
ness and to visit friends.
Floyd Burkey and wife, living few
miles east of town are rejoicing over
the arrival of fine bright eyed baby
boy, which arrived at their home last
week
~. C. H. Jennings was down from Dun.
lap Sunday to see his parents, L B.
Jennings and wife Charles says he
likes his work fine, but that he gets lone
some at times.
Chef Caldwell and daughter Mildred,
went to Atlantic Tuesday to meet his
grand mother, Mrs. Julia Caldwell, upon
went several months ago.
.. Con Kline, of Waverly, Neb., and Ed
Kline of Emerson, Ia, came to Audu-
bon last of the week to visit their uncle,
L. E. Kline and family and with their
grand mother, Mrs Kline.
Mrs. E. J. Sanders and children, of
Highland Park Des Moines, Ia, con-
Guided their annual visit at the farm
home of Mrs. E. z Clark and mily,
and returned home Monday.
The Iowa Homestead wants a local
subscription representatives each town
to take subscriptions during the fall
and winter months A justice of the
peace in Arkansas made $247 during
December, January, February and
Z March last year and never left his Of
fee. An old soldier in Missouri has
earned 1856. in the last year. A lady