Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-15
Carl Andersen was an Atlantic visitor

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of Mrs. B. Cunningham. 32-tf
Att. White returned Friday from
business visit in Atlantic.
Lena Brown departed Saturday for
an extended stay in Colorado.
The Hamilton and Schmidt restau.
rant opened for business Saturday.
Will you meet me at the OLD
Settlers Picnic at Audubon Aug. 81. 33I.
Theo Mantz returned Friday from
Des -Moipes, where he went on business
John Weighton and wife left for ON
aha Friday on business and few days
visit.
Mrs. Earl Maharg returned Saturday
from Odebolt, where she visited with
relatives.
Miles Kness transacted business in
Atlantic Friday for the Audubon Pre-.
duce Co.
Ray Green came up from the Bluff
Saturday to visit his mother, Mrs. w
R. Green.
Mrs. Mary lines departed Friday foI
| Belden, Neb., 10 visit with her two
brothers.
Mrs. P. F. Petersen and daught rleft
for Ames Friday for visit with two OF
her sisters.
Geo. Bartlett went to Coon Rapid
Saturday to visit his uncle, Lou Bartell
and family.
S. B. MOrrissey went 10 Dies Noines
Saturday to visit his sisters and look
after business.
w. A. Bailey, who was in Carroll and
Omaha several days on business, came
home Saturday. 'r
Henry Bilharz of Chicago, arrived in
Audub Friday to visit his brother
Emil and family.
Genevieve Roth went to Atlantic Fri.
day to visit with relatives and friends
for several days.
Mrs. Bertha Kroettenger, of Texas,
who visited relatives here, went to Mar.
engo Friday to visit.
am prepared to do all kinds of dress
making and fancy sewing at my OVID
home or your home, Mae. Hansen. 21tf
Mrs, Peter Laurie, Of Seymour came
to Audubon Monday noon to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Lowther and
family.
Mrs. Chas. Wolff went to Atlantic
Saturday fora few days visit at the
Will Deets home four miles in the
country.
Mrs. Pearle Roberts returned to her
home in Sioux City Saturday; after a
two weeks.Sisit in Audubon with her
husband. ~ W.
Henry Carlson and wife, of Moline,
H., woo Visited here with Aug. John
4 son and family, departed for their home
Saturday.
L. G. Johnson and wife went to At
lantic Friday for an over Sunday visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Rem Phelps
and family.
Claudine Kruse went to her home in
Clinton Saturday, following pleasant
visit in Audubon with P. A. Rasmussen
and family. ! F.. RI |@E
A. Grumsurup and Miss X Jorgen-
sen departed the last of the week on an
extended visit with relatives in Tyler,
Mime sofa.
Mrs. J. j. Tank and children of Mann
ing spent Friday in Audubon while on
their way to Earlham to visit fliends
and relatives.
Chas. B'gley and family with the ex.
ceptiOn # Lew Grove to Atlantic Sat
uaday to see the circus and visit rela-
tives over Sunday.
Sam Shoup returned Saturday from
Omaha where he went to see his son
Rev. Shoup, who was sick. The latter
is improving nicely.
Miss Clara Anderson left Friday for
Omaha to visit with fl lends, after which
she departs for Denver, Colo, to visit
with a cousin for several weeks.
Val Leonard, wife and two grand child.
rem went to Davenport Friday for Wis.
it with their daughters, Mesdames L
j. Yaggy and Art Denger.
Mrs. Leahman, of Davenport, Mrs.
Hinkhouse of West Liberty, Mrs. Ben
nett, of Madison S. D., and Miss Mae
and Will Smiley, of Atlantic, spent
Tuesday in Audubon on their way to
Atlantic from Smaller, where they at
tended family reunion at the home of
| D. D. Bennett and wife.
Mrs. DR.. Carrie Wood received the
sad intelligence Friday from Santa Ana
Cal, stating that her little niece, Jane
Brooks, the IA month old child of DR..
and Mrs. Chester Brooks had died that
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