Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-27

lantic Saturday to visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs w. W. Smith, who went to Da.
kota City, Neb., last week to attend the
Smith family reunion and stopped in
Omaha upon her return trip, arrived
home Friday
Nels Christensen left Friday evening
for visit with friends in Council
Bluffs, when he will depart for Reed.
ley, Cal, to visit relatives and recu-
perate for two months
For Sale:-260 Acre farm, we'll inn
proved just four miles northwest of
Audubon at Sl65.0 90 per acre. For full
particulars see John H. Sherman or
Phone 81 All. 24td.
All new priests of the Diocese of Dies
Moines are on retreat this week at St
Joseph's Academy at Des Moines. Some
20 are in attendance. Father Mcdonald
went to Des Moines Monday to be pre-
sent.
For Sale:-We have for sale so acres,
one mile east and three miles north of
Kimballton. Fair house, good barn and
other small buildings. Water works on
place. Price $4,000. Julius Larsen
and A. ]. Petersen, Kimballton,
Iowa. 25c.
\ Early Friday morning the stork ar.
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs H.
w. Burr, Just east of Hamlin and left
with them a fine baby boy of which the
parents are very proud. Mother and
child doing well, while Henry is wear
one of those smiles that is hard to get
rid Of
Mrs. Alma Andersen, who was &C
quilted of the charge of assault and OF
murder in the Audubon courts, after
which she went to Bismark, ~ D., re-
turned TO Audubon Thursday where she
will remain until after her divorce case
is disposed of which comes up at the
October term of court.
Rev. j. c. Schwab returned home Fri
day from Lyman, where he went to at
tend the District convention. He was
accompanied by Rev c. H Schlesselman
who joined his family who was visiting
here with friends and they returned to
their home at Grand junction Satur
day morning.
Iowa Farms for sale:-I have ten
special bargains to offer You and can
save you from one to ten dollars an acre
on each one of the them. A well i'm
proved 500 acre farm at $65. 90 per acre.
Well improved 200 one mile to town and
fine schools. at $500 per acre. Others
just as cheap. F. Il. Griffith, Milford,
Iowa. 25F.
Herman Harter's household effects
arrived here Saturday from Des Moines
and he has moved into the Reinemund
property on Tracey street. He has ac-
cepted position at the JAS. Law gar.
age and implement store and began
his duties this week. We are glad to
welcome Herman and his good wife
back to Audubon.
E. o. Loveett. of Garden Grove, who
was here last week looking after his
clothing business, recently purchased of
Coon & McFadden, returned home Fri
day. Mr.. Loveett intended taking
charge here this summer. but owing to
sickness in his family his plans have
been altered and it may be some time
before he comes to Audubon to reside.
The local Rebeka's were pleasantly
surprised to have Mesdames JENNIE An
dus, Lew Shingledecker and George
Viewer of the Gray Lodge and Vivian
Bartlett of Brayton to visit the Audu.
bon Lodge Friday evening at their
regular meeting Refreshments were
served and pleasant time enjoyed by
ALL We hope to have them with us
soon again.
Miss Cecil Talbot who with her
mother and two brothers went to Twin
Falls, Idaho, Is months ago arraived in
Audubon Friday evening to make her
home. She has just graduated from the
Twin Falls High School this month af.
ter which she went to Thermopolis,
Wyo., where she visited with her father
for two weeks. Her mother and bro
theirs returned to Audubon some weeks
ago.
One of the largest barn dances ever
held in Melville township was given
last Friday night at the W. j. Campbell
place just west of Larland. There were
IS ladies present and about 100 men.
Close to 80 numbers were out and a
most delightful time was had by all
The music was furnished by Campbell
81 Ruddy who did their part to make
the night pleasant one until the wee
hours of the morning when all departed
! The most expensive printing press
employed in the prairie country is the
mammoth machine used in printing
The Iowa Homestead 1t is really one
of the greatest inventions of the age
Its mechanism includes more than ten
| thousand Dieces With all its massive