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

on business Tuesday.
r. o. Craney, of Omaha came to Au-
dubon on business last evening.
Pearle Roberts went to Sioux City
last week to visit for several days with
his wife
Miss Cora Layland is the guest of
relatives and friends this week in
Des Moines.
Thos. Rutherford and wife departed
yesterday for ST. Louis, Mo-, to visit
with relatives.
w. E. Varney, wife and daughter
went to Cedar Rapids yesterday to Wis
it with relatives.
Henry Preston has accepteda position
as clerk with the Frick Drug Co. and
began his duties Monday
T. H. O'Brien Roadmaster and G.. w.
Heggenberger, Trainmaster of the Rock
Island, were in Audubon yesterday on
business for the company.
Mrs. DR.. Graft came to Audubon last
evening from Villisca to visit with her
sister, Mrs L. E. Simpson.
j. E. Allen came up from Atlantic in
his auto yesterday and had to return
by train, because of the rain.
Miss Fannie Smutney, of Waterloo
is in Audubon visiting friends and look
ing after some business matters.
The artesian we'll is down little
better than 900 feet now and the work
is progressing nicely, with Dutch still
on the job.
L. B. Jennings was able to be down
town Friday, the first time since March
l4th, having been confined to his home
because Of sickness.
Mrs. DR.. A. L. Brooks and little daugh-
ter, Jane, departed Tuesday evening
for Denver, Colorado, for an extended
visit with her sister
Mrs. Ben CASTOR and daughter Miss
Tressa left yesterday for Valley juno
ton and Des Moines for a visit with
relatives and friends.
Harry Sayereide, who visited here
with his friend, Gustav Jensen and
wife, departed for his home in Valpa-
riso, Ind, yesterday.
Work on the new library is at a
standstill at present on account of the
working force being employed else--
where on similar building.
The Northwestern Ry, Co. has
large force of men at work since June
LIST, making much needed repairs ON the
depot and surrounding property.
Z. E. kennard, representing the Pho
neer Glass and Paint Co. of Omaha,
was in Audubon Tuesday and sold The
fine front to B. A. Keith for his new
building, -
A. H. Dollahide and wife returned
Saturday from Des Moines, where the
latter underwent very serious oper-
alton and complete recovery is looked
for soon, we are pleased to note.
Miss Anna Doyle returned to her
home in Sioux City yesterday, after a
visit at Extra with relatives and in Au-
dubon with friends. Miss Helen Gault,
of Extra accompanied her home for
visit.
Alex Ferguson is taking pattern after
his neighbors and having cement gut
ter laid in front of his property, just
north of the Nj. E. church, which
makes a decided improvement along
that block.
Miss Ila Farney, of Baxter, who has
been teaching music at Dunlap came to
Audubon this week to visit with her
aunt Mrs. Chas. Layland and family
and other relatives, when she will re-
turn to her home.
a. F. Drake made settlement this
week with Alex Zinke for 81, 100 the
full amount of the policy on his house
and furniture, recently destroyed by
fire. Mr.. Zinke is building a new
house on the old site.
While working on a building in At.
lantic at his trade, that of carpenter,
Aug. Schallow of Audubon was badly
hurt last week when board fell cutting
his face and knocking out tooth. He
was unable to work for several days.
Miss Ella Hurd left last evening for
Washington, d. c., for a visit at the
Nations capitol After spending some
time in Washington she will visit other
eastern points and it is more than like.
ly that she will not return to Audubon
until early fall.
To show how little some people care
for money one of our rural mail carriers
threw his pay check for over $50. 90 in
to the waste basket Monday. Yester-
day, thinking it might come in handy
later on he went to the basket and
tished it out and will make better
use of it,
Miss Bessie Witthauer returned home
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