Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-01-11
Heath's Hair Tonic is best used. Ia

Heath's Hair Tonic is best used. Ia
A fine baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Bamsey, Monday,
January 8, 1912.
Harold Jensen departed Monday for
Delray, CAL, to make his home with his
sister, Mrs. L. Jensen.
Otis Harris began cutting and put
ting up his supply of ice last week from
the Northup Bros. pond.
c. H. Earhart came up from Des
Moines, Monday, for visit with rela-
tives and old time friends.
Tonight at the Presbyterian Manse
the p. l.. o. matrons will entertain the
maids of the same organization,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Rudolph became
the proud and happy parents of a baby
boy born Sunday, January :, 1912.
Rev. J. J. Rupert who spent week
at Horton, Kans., with his family, ar
rived backin Audubon Saturday.
d. C. Wilhelm and family came to
Audubon from Des Moines to visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, N. Downey.
Albert Brown and family of Spencer
were in Audubon Tuesday on their way
to Brayton to make their future home
Orvie Renftle of Milford after a visit
here with his grandparents, went to
Dedham for few days visit before re-
turning home.
Henry Jacobsen purchased the third
interest in the Gem Theatre building
Monday of Jens p Jensen, in tradeon
80 acres of land.
o. B. Train and wife returned to
their home in Shenandoah, Monday
following visit here with Geo. A
Foley and family. 49,
Bert Freeman is able to be around on
the streets again with the aid of crutches
after q seige at home with a broken
bone in one of his limbs.
Mrs Dr. Childs entertained several
of her friends at her home Monday at a
o'clock luncheon in honor of Mrs.
Nelson Cowles of Ottumwa.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Barrett, who
were the guests here of Eugene Potter
and family for some time left for their
home in DennisoD, Monday.
Geo. Geurnsey came up from Extra
Tuesday for visit with his mother,
Mrs Il. A Bates. He has been in Chi
cago for visit since here last
One More Low Rate Excursion to
San Juan, Texas, Tuesday, January
10Th. Don't wait see G. K. Kellogg for
tickets and sleeper reservations. 81
Felt and. Channels chest protectors and
vests No need to suffer from the cold:
AS cheap as 25cts to $3.50
81 Prick DRUG Co.
Mrs. II. S. Hansen and daughter,
Ollivene, departed Monday for Biloxi,
Miss, to spend the winter with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Matthias.
E. f. Jefferson and wife returned to
their home in Dankerson, Ia, Monday,
after a pleasant time here with their
daughter, Mrs. Harry Hawk and family.
G.. w. Jensen an artist from Denmark
is painting fine large alter picture for
the Danish Lutheran church. He is
making his home at Miss Kate Roche's,
Mrs. J. NJ. Clark and daughter. Miss
Nellie Clark arrived home Monday from
Ramona, California where they have
been making their home for almost a
year.
The Eastern Star held an initiation
and installation of officers in Masonic
Hall Tuesday night. The old officers
furnished fine spread for the new
officers.
A marriage will occur the last of the
coming week that will unite two of
Hamlin's popular young people. He
does not believe in farming alone and
she thinks he will need cook.
am conducting Dressmaking Glass
at my home. teach drafting patterns
to measure and all parts of sewing and
tailoring. Satisfaction guaranteed
Pupils may start at any time. %
Phone 30. MRS. w. w. SMITH
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Weiderstine
living one mile east of Ross are the
parents of a new baby boy born a few
weeks ago. making the second boy
The other one is eighteen months old
Mr.. w. is "A years of age while his
wife is 3D. He told the nurse no ex-
pected one of the youngsters to become
President of the o. s, some day