Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-09

Z f Childs
Daul Hecker left Monday morning
for Bedford Ia. and Hastings, Neb. 70
visit an indefinite time with relatives
and friends
Nora Catanaugh, following a visit If
several days in Audubon with numpr
ous friend, returned to her home in st
Joe Mo- Tuesday.
L. O. Lane returned home last Thurs
day from sioux City, where he purchas-
ed three carloads Of cattle, bringing
them home with him.
Mrs Ellen Parmelee of Indiana, who
visited here for week with her cousin,
f, l.. Taylor and family, left for Adair
Thursday to visit relatives
G l.. Webster, who went to Des
Moines last week to see his sister, who
was very sick, returned home Saturday
evening and reports her much better.
Miss Marie jacobson, following avi,it
in Extra with her brother Dr. jacobson,
and in Audubon with friends, returned
to her home in Lake View Monday.
/ When You are down town stop at the
Audubon Music Store and hear the Vic
trola" play Harry Ladders famous
record. "Roamin in the Gloamin' loft.
Chas Spencer went to Des Moines
Monday noon on business, then out to
/ Colorado to take a look ut the country
aud may decide TO purchase some land
! while there,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Weston depart
ed Thursday evening for Joliet, ILL.,, to
attend the funeral of Charles Z Fowler
brother Of Mrs Weston, which occur
ed Saturday
Nrs. Rachel Conant who has been
making her home here with her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. A F. Drake LETT Thursday for
Des Moines to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Hattie Handy
F. s. Watts and son Chas drove to
| Des Moines Friday in their auto to join
! Mrs. Watts and visit with his son Harry
and wife. They returned home the first
! of the week,
Mesdames Lang and Jackson, who
were here TO attend the funeral of theiT
/ Sister.in-law MRS. Daniel StetZel, re
turned 70 their home in York, Neb,
last Thursday,
J. b Ferguson of the Ferguson, Abel
Land Co, of Sioux City was in the city
last Thursday arranging some adver
Using with the Republican, and Incl
IDENTIFY looking after some prospects.
This is the time to think OF kodaks
We take pleasure in showing them to
you whether you are ready TO buy or
not. Bring us your work for develop,
ing and finishing Frick Drug Co. 1S-tf
A large number of Audubon Danish
citizens went 10 Hamlin the last of the
week to attend the Danish Lutheran
Missionary Meeting which was held
there Friday, SATURDAY. and Sunday.
Manitoba farm of 800 acres, number
one wheat land, two miles from station
and 1870 miles from Winnipeg. Virgin
prairie, price $50 per acre. For parti
culars apply toS. Park, 219s Fort Street
Winnipeg. 14tf.
Mrs John d. Mullen, who was her,
visiting with her grandparents, Joe
Woodland and wife, left for Sioux City
Friday to join her husband, when they
will depart for Montana to work in ,
hotel.
Here are some leaders in the automo
bile line r. G. H., REQ, Oakland ant
Velie. If you are on the market for ;
car see me. Still have some good terri
tory to dispose Of NJ y. Esbeck. Kim
ballton. l5-tf.
Mrs, Geo. Frazier, who visited her
with her daughter, Mrs Merle Ripp,
for several days, returned to her nom
in Carson Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs
r. c. Mccormack and Merle Rippey &C
companied her home for visit.
f. L. Andersen and dog killed a grow
wolf last Thur sday afternoon ON tn
Dan Sampson farm in Viola township
nine miles northeast of Audubon Mi
Andersen brought the wolf to Audubon
in his auto and gave it to Jack McCort
who sent it to Chicago to be mounted
Mrs. Geo Wichman arrived in An
dubon Saturday from st. Paul, MINI.
to visit with her mother, Mrs Eunic
Cole and other relatives. While her
she will help her mother prepare t.
move TO St Paul to make her home witt
herself and family.
JAS Dennis, who has been workin,
ON the street cars in Des Moines, re
signed his position last week and cam
to Audubon Friday for a visit with hi
father, G. A. Dennis. He has accepte,
a position as travelling salesman for a.
Omaha firm and will make Omaha hi
future home.