Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-01-11
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Saturday.
Geo. E. Kellogg was business caller
at Atlantic, Monday.
Try Heath's Peerless Dandruff Re-
mover and be convinced. 1o
Joe Elwood came from the Bluffs
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
| family.
L. 0 Niklason arrived home Friday
from Chicago where he was with ship
of horses.
Willis Ferguson came up from Wiota
Saturday to visit with relatives for
few days.
c. c. Harper went to Jefferson Friday
evening on business and to visit for a
few days.
Peter Riesgaard who owns the general
store at Sharon opened one at Hamlin
this week.
The G. & N. w. train came down
Saturday morning with only one pas
senger coach.
S. E. VanOsdal came to Audubon Sat
urday from Manila on business and to
visit with friends.
DR. Fast came from Norfolk, Neb.,
Sunday, to visit a few days with VIM.
Rucker and family.
John Weighton came home Saturday
from Des Moines after a forceful over
night stay in Atlantic.
Nate Turner and daughter Mss Alice
went to Manning Friday for visit of
of several days with relatives.
Don't forged to go to the City Res
taurant for good hot meal when in
the city. VIM. Rucker, Prop. 10
A piping hot chocolate when you get
down to Tricks Drug Store will make
you forget all about the cold weather.2I
Mrs. John Ward departed Sunday
noon for two months sojourn at Chi
cago with relatives and numerous
friends.
Henry Leach whose headquarters are
now at Des Moines came home Saturday
to visit with his family and play with
the new baby.
Miss Alma Oelke, who visited here
with her parents Aug. Oelke and wife
during the holidays, left for her home
| in Omaha Saturday.
Exceptionally Low Rate Excursion to
Rio Grand Valley, Tuesday, January
18th. See Kellogg for Tickets and
Sleeper reservations. 2I
FOR SALE-Two fine. room resi-
dences. Finest lacation in the city.
See Drake the Insurance man for terms
or phone 2O7 White. 2.tf.
Miss Elsie Sherman following very
pleasant holiday visit here with her
grandmother. Mrs A. J. Eddy returned
to her home in Kirkman Saturday.
Because of the storm Monday after
noon only two of the mail carriers, Jas.
Keightly and AL Hurd were able to get
back to town, the four others being
compelled to stay in the country over
night.
An oyster supper was had at the home
of John Crees near Hamlin last night
1t was to have been in the nature of a
surprise, but it leaked out some way
nevertheless those present enjoyed
themselves.
Nels Krogh departed for Colorado yes
terday on business trip of several
days. His wife and child accompanied
him as far as Atlantic, then went to
Kimballton for visit with her sister,
Mrs. I. Terkelsen and family.
DR.. Burnside entertained the Audu-
bon physicians at his home Saturday
night at a sumptuous dinner. the occa-
sion being the anniversary of his birth
No doubt the doctors had a good time
cutting up capers-not patients.
Misses Blanche, Clara and Sarah
Drury returned to their home in Sac
City Friday instead of Thursday as was
intended, because of no trains running
that day. They were the guests of
their uncle, w. B. Davis and family
during the holidays
Joe P. Woodland and wife returned
home, Saturday morning, from Coon
Rapids where they enjoyed two weeks,
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Fl. B.
Emery and family. Mr.. Woodland also
took a good many orders tor his farm
and garden seeds while over there.
The mail carriers are having good
of trouble trying to make their routes
on account of the heavy snow drifts.
Be patient with them patrons during
this hard winter season. as many who
make complaint would not even make
the attempt to deliver mail during such
extreme cold weather.
COL. r. N CARPER one of the
oldest and best auctioneers in the state
of Iowa has had more than his share of
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