Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-31


Saturday for few days visit with their
daughters. D..
F, o. Niklason returned Saturday
from business visit of several days in
Des Moines
Earl Kile and wife are rejoicing over
the arrival of fine baby girl at their
home Friday
Miss Edith Clark, who has been teach
ing school here returned to her home in
Stuart Monday.
Oren Colee and wife became the proud
and happy parents of baby girl Mon
day of last week.
VIM. Rucker returned yesterday from
three weeks visit in Winner, s. D.,
with F. Carper and family.
Geo. Jensen and Wallace Sorensen
went to Scranton Saturday to visit
their friend, Nels Petersen.
Miss Anna Dinse closed her school for
this term Friday and returned to her
home at Stanwood Saturday.
A variety of good musical instruments
at very low prices. See them at Tricks
Drug Store ADV. AL.
Mrs. G. L. Hansen who visited with
her sister, Miss Matilda Schmidt, in Au-
dubon, returned to her home in Lorah
Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Hollingsworth and child
rem returned to Harlan Saturday after
visit here with her mother and other
relatives.
Mrs. E. Miller and Mrs. j. r. Berg,
after a visit here with Mrs. Otto Miller,
and family, left Monday for their home
in Griswold.
Mrs. A. A. Zaner, after a week spent
in Audubon on business and visiting
with old friends, returned to Des Moines
last evening.
L. S. and j. G. Bridenstine returned
last evening from weeks visit in Men.
10 with their daughter and sister, Mrs
Chas Stemm and family.
Miss Rosie Rammelsberg, of Des
Moines came to Audubon Saturday and
is the guest at the home of her friends,
John Reinemund and family.
The Audubon High School foot ball
team received an unmerciful beating
Friday in their game with the Panora
team. The score was $40 in favor of
Panora.
Henry Gerber and Miss Dena Grauer,
who were married recently at Oxford
are now at home to their many friends,
on farm about four miles north of
Larland.
Elmer Nisonger, chef at the Booster
Cafe went to Omaha yesterday to meet
his wife upon her return from visit in
the west They will make their home
in Audubon
Mrs. ]. S. Dennis, Jr., went to Car
roll Monday, where she was joined
by her cousin, Miss Scott Pattee and
they then went to Ewing, Neb., to Wis
it with relatives.
Arthur Leach went to Atlantic Sat
urday evening to meet his father, then
to Des Moines to see his mother, who
underwent successful surgical opera.
ton there last week.
Mrs. w. r. Green and daughter went
to Atlantic Saturday to meet her hus-
band, who came from the Bluffs by auto
and took them to Kimballton and Elk
Horn to spend the day.
Mrs. Ed. Searle, following very
pleasant visit of several weeks in Audu-
bon with her parents, w. Burnside
and wife, departed for her home in
New York City Monday.
Early Monday morning horse hitch
ed to buggy IAN away, going south
on Tracy st. 1t was caught by Mr.
Aug. oelke. The only damage done
was the breaking of tug and the bug
gy shaft.
r. F. Schwerin, following an enjoy
able weeks visit in Audubon with his
aunt, Mrs. Ed. Prick and family, went
to Spirit Lake Monday to visit with Ed
Prick, after which he will return to his
home in Chicago
G. W. Marlin packed and shipped his
household effects to Atlantic the first
of the week Mrs Marlin went to At.
lantic yesterday. Chester will come up
Sunday and take the children down the
first of the week.
Chas. Block and wife, of Atlantic
We're in Audubon Monday on their way
to Lake City tovisit their daughter. Mr..
Block is one of Atlantics substantial
business men and booster for Chester
Marlin and his news paper
When in need of first class tonsorial
work, call down and see Berringer 81
Roth in the basement under the Home
Bakery, We guarantee the very best
IF work. First class bath room in con-
nection with barber shop. Az.
A fire broke out yesterday shortly be-
fore noon in an old chicken house in the