Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-11-28

yesterday to visit her son.
F. o. Niklason transacted business in
Manning first of the week.
Remember the chicken dinner at the
Presbyterian church Friday Dec. 6.
have good piano for sale at Laws
Implement House. 47s.
Herman Jensen left Monday for
Scranton, where he will pick corn.
R. NJ. Dickey returned home from a
business visit in Atlantic Saturday
| Buy good sewing machine at your
own price at Laws implement House. &
Mrs. VIM. Binnick went to Menlo
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Doll McLain.
have number of good farms for
sale around Bayard. w. E. Moore,
Bayard, Iowa. 3S-tf.
Miss Agnes Donahue, who visited in
Stuart with her parents returned to
Audubon Sunday.
Sam Hunter came from Omaha Sun
day and will work for time at least at
the City Steam Laundry. ..
| All of our sewing machines are guar
anteed to do good work. See them at
Laws Implement House, 47e.
Mrs. Geo. Townsend has gone to To-
peka, Kans., for fortnights visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Tinker and family
Mrs. Earl Maharg returned home Sat.
urday noon from Villisca, where she
went to attend the State Federation of
Womans Clubs.
| Mrs. Fred Townsend, of Atlantic came
to Audubon Saturday noon, being called
here on account of the death of Miss
Culver.
Miss Ella Kerwin, following a pleas
ant weeks visit in Omaha with friends
and in Panama with relatives, returned
home Saturday.
Chas. S, White went to Atlantic Sat
urday noon and then to Omaha on bust
ness and to spend his leisure time Sur
day with friend.
Hogs For Sale:-Four gifts and one
boar. These are thoroughbred Duroc-
Jerseys. Enquire of Fred Plaehn or
phone 167 Red 47S.
w. w. Smith returned from Clinton
Friday, where he was call as witness
in fish case. Mr.. Smith finished this
time and is glad of it.
Vic Lang, Harold Northup and Earl
Mason, who attend schoolin Des Moines
came home Saturday to spend their
Thanksgiving vacation.
Lewis Bagley went to Cedar Rapids
Friday TO visit then to Iowa City to wit
ness the Iowa Wisconsin football game
Saturday, returning home Tuesday,
Your home dinner Thanksgiving day
will not be complete unless you have
some of that dandy Fruit Cake that you
can buy at Walter Hansen's Home
B kerry. 47s.
F. p. Fredriksen, of Tyler, Mimi,
who was here on business and visiting
relatives, went to Manning Friday, on
business, after which he will return to
his home.
III. III. Buck, wife and child went to
Greenfield Saturday to visit her parents
when they will go TO Iowa City to visit
his people. They expect to be away
about six weeks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger
man Lutheran church were entertained
at dinner yesterday by Mrs. Chris Hahn.
The afternoon was spent in pleasant
past-time, and business of the regular
monthly meeting was attended to.
If you don't wish to be persuaded to
take home box of Xmas candy to the
children, be sure to stay away from the
Home Bakery, for their assorted candies
in boxes are SO enticing. one cannot re-
sist the temptation of buying them. 47s.
Alvin and Jess Roberts arrived home
Tuesday evening from Lincoln, Neb.,
where they visited their sister, Mrs.
Geo. Katsantoness. The sister and
children accompanied them home to
visit her parents, W. S. Roberts and
wife.
Mrs. E. ]. Hansen returned to Harlan
Thursday, after visit over night with
her daughter, Mrs. III. E. Kittell. She
had been down to Brayton with her hus-
band to help celebrate his father, III. P.
Hansen's S3rd birthday on Monday, Nov
vember 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Burr celebrated
their Both, wedding anniversary Satur
day. An oyster supper was. served at
their home to the immediate relatives in
the evening. His brother John Burr and
wife celebrated their 46th, wedding an
niversary in the country thesame day.
No need of taking your automobile to
Des Moines or Omaha to have it re-
painted when you can have itdone right
here in Audubon. See The Modern
Paint Shop at once and make your ar
engagements. Shop located one door