Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-16

business Tuesday.
Wanted-To rent house. Enquire
at the j, F Frazier Store. 20 If.
The heavy frosts of this week destroy
ed considerable garden truck.
Miss olga Mad,en went TO Manning
Tuesday for several days visit with
friends. !
A new baby boy arrived at the home
Of Jas. Jensen and wife i'll Audubon
sunday.
Mrs. Hennessey, of Missouri Valley
visited in Audubon with Mrs. j. G.
Boyer Tuesday.
Jess Schouboe, Nels A. Krogh and Il.
H. Buck drove to Guthrie Center Tues
day in the formers car.
Dick Northup and Mike Foley went
to Burlington yesterday to attend the
Democratic convention.
Mrs. McDermott who visited her par
ents, Geo Frazier and wife at Carson,
returned TO Audubon Monday.
Standard Hog Regulator, Dip and
Blacklegoids. Three essentials for
healthy stock. Sold by Frick Drug Co. POT
Miss McVey trained nurse of At
lintic came up yesterday to care for the
little child OF l. E Simpson and wife.
Mrs DR. G. c. Rasmussen and three
children went To Minden, Neb, Tues
day TO visit with her mother, Mrs. j.
l.. Jensen.
The B. A. Keith new building is pro.
crossing rapidly and at the present gait
will be completed before one is aware
of the fact.
Horace Farquhar, after a visit in Au
dubon with his brother, Arthur and
family, returned TO his home in Lincoln
Neb., Monday.
Walter Brainard came TO Audubon
yesterday from Pocahontas. being called
here on account of the death of his
brother Frank.
Mrs Will Laubender arrived home
Monday evening from an extended visit
at Ponca City and other points in Okla
homa with relatives.
Dr. NJ. H. Lynch. of Templeton drove
down TO Audubon Tuesday in his car to
see Dr. Brooks, but was disappointed as
the latter was in Council Bluffs
Mrs. Julia Caldwell. following an all
winters visit in Audubon with her son,
Alex Caldwell and wife, departed for
her home at Morris, H., Tuesday.
Our complete stock of toilet special
ties makes particular people want tc
come to us because they can get what
they want Frick Drug Co. POI.
Mrs L. B. Jennings received WORD
from Extra that her three year old nep
new, Eugene Heath had finger taker
off by lawn mower Tuesday, -
Mrs C. w. Marlin who has beer
somewhat under the weather the pas
ten days, has recovered and is agar
able 10 do her usual daily duties.
Miss Kathleen Dimick, following {
- very pleasant visit in Audubon will
her cousin, Miss Beatrice Crees, return
ed to her home in Atlantic Tuesday,
P. a. Hollenbeck, who had a bone il
his ankle broken two weeks ago wher
a team of mules he was driving ran in
to corner post with him was able to b'
on the streets yesterday with the aid o
crutches.
Ralph Warrington. who was called
to the bedside OF his sister Miss Aim;
Warrington in Des Moines last week
returned home yesterday. His siste
died Saturday and was buried in tn
y Laurel cemetery Monday.
L Mrs. Margaret NcGrory, following al
II extended visit here with her mother
II Mrs. Morrissey, returned to her HON
N in Des Moines yesterday. Her home a
Des Moines was struck by lightnin!
recently and slightly damaged.
The following from Audubon went t
Council Bluffs TO attend the funeral Q
DR.. Jackson which occurred Tuesda
afternoon at 200 o'clock: DR.. and Mrs
A. l.. Brooks and the Misses Ella NJ
. Stearns and Gene Culver.
y Joe Roth, who has been out of tn
q barber business the past few years vii
d work in the Jens Haals shop beginnin
4 Monday while the latter is sojournin
4 in the old country. Joe's many friend
= will be glad to greet him once more.
4 The Womans Foreign Missionar
y Society of the NJ. E. church met wit
! Mrs. Harry Cole Tuesday afternoo
q where the regular program was carrie
D out. Mrs. Howard Kittell was leader
A Thirty were present. Refreshments an
4 a good social hour were enjoyed.
A Ralph Herbert, who lives just sout