Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-20

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Mrs. Mena Rap returned home to
Perry Saturday, after visit here with
relatives.
Aug. Johnson, who went to Chicago
with shipment of hogs. returned home
Saturday.
h. L. Cooley, of Atlantic was in Au-
dubon Friday on his was to Manning
on business.
Mrs. Jens Jensen, after visit here
with relatives, returned home to Mann
ing Saturday.
Mrs. Siers, of Omaha, who was here
on business for several days, went to At
lantic Saturday.
Henry Sherman went to Iowa Falls
Saturday to see the farm his father pur-
chased recently.
John Ward and son John went TO
Maquoketa Friday to visit with his sis
ter, Mrs. John Anderson.
Mrs. Ed Seekers, OF Preston, Ia, came
to Audubon last week to visit with her
uncle, John Davis and family.
Mrs. Peter Andersen left Saturday
TO visit with her daughter, Mrs. Peter
Hansen and family at Scranton.
Rev. Rupert returned Saturday from
Horton, Kans. He was accompanied by
three of his children and his wife will
arrive later.
Mrs. D. l.. Thomas and Mrs. George
Scott returned Friday from a visit of a
few days at Guthrie Center with Rev.
ald Mrs. A. A. Mitchell.
| am prepared to take ten more pupils
in Audubon. Call or phone me at the
Audubon Music Co.
PIP Dallas F. Grifford.
Miss Katie Peterson went to Council
Bluffs Saturday to see her mother, WIN
was recently operated on in hospital
there. Mrs. Petersen is getting along
nicely
Geo. Pfester and family came to Au-
dubon Friday from Carroll to attend
the Brainard Renftle wedding, the two
ladies being sisters. They returned home
Saturday.
Mrs JAS Harmon was called to Marine
Friday, because of the serious illness OF
her son, Mitt Fiscus' wife. Mitt and
wife ecame the parents of baby boy
Tuesday of last week.
The Missionary Society of the Presby-
terrain church held Missionary Tea az
the Mrs. John Kuhn home Friday even
ing. A few pleasant hours were spent
by all present
For Sale:-Dickinson Co. farms. Can
save you money ON same, Choice farms
close TO Milford and Lake Okaboji. See
me before buying, F, E. Griffith, Mil
ford, Ia 21-tf.
Mabel Clark, who visited in Audubon
for month with her grandparents,
John Renftle and wife and with her
aunt, Mrs. E. Reed and family, return
ed to her home at Montgomery Satur,
day morning.
Miss Esther Petersen, following a
very pleasant visit of week in
Fremont, Ne5., with her parents, ar
rived home Friday and resumed her
duties in the Bilharz & Son store Sat-
urday morning.
A summer vacation will not he COM
plete without kodak. A price to suit
every purse. From 81 90 up You can
make pictures from start to finish.
Frick Drug Co. We will show you
how. 25.
J. c. Smith, following pleasant visit
here with Henry Schrieber and family,
departed Monday for his home in Chica-
go. He was accompanied by Joe and Jim
Kerwin the two little sons of d. E.
Kerwin and wife.
Theo. Mantz, finished his law course
this month at Drake University in Des
Moines and returned home Saturday 10
visit few weeks with his parents He
expects to begin the practice of law.
either in Des Moines or Rock Island,
ILL.,, this fall.
Miss Fannie Brainard went to Cedar
Falls Saturday, where she will take a
six weeks Primary course. Miss Fannie
is one of Audubon's successful teach
ers, but is not content with her present
qualifications and is taking advantage
of the summer school to better prepare
herself for work in the future.
The barn dance given last Friday
night at the Fred Sunberg home in the
country proved very successful, despite
the weather. There were % numbers
sold and pleasant time is reported by
those present. The one to be given at
w. j. Campbell's was postponed, un.
til tomorrow night, because OF the rair.
1t is said that The Iowa Homestead
has a larger corps of practical farm con-