Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-07-11
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


C. c. Harper made business trip to
jefferson Tuesday.
DR.. G. C. Rasmussen went to Omaha
yesterday on business.
at9rmellOns are on the local mar
ket now at 25 to 10 cents each.
Try good lemonade or matted milk
at tricks Fountain. Nothing better.
Gladys Richards returned home Tues
day from a visit with relatives in
Omaha.
F. S. Watts returned home Sunday
from Lake Okoboji, where he went for
few days outing.
Mrs \. A. Zion went to Bows, Ia.
yesterday to make her home with the
Will PARROT family.
Mrs Geo. Northup and daughter
Mrs jerks Moore went to Montieth
Tuesday to visit relatives.
Rev. G.. B. Christensen went to Blair
Neb., Tuesday to attend a business
meeting of the Dana college.
Justin Quimby, Of Des Moines trans
acted business in Audubon this week
and visited with old time friends.
Mrs Jessie NJ. Dillin, who was the
guest of Miss Clarabell Leonard for ten
days, returned to her home in Nicola
Tuesday.
A number of Republicans are in Des
attending the state convention which
was in session at the capitol city yes
terday.
Mrs. Archie MacVicker came to Au-
dubon Tuesday evening from Des
Moines for a visit with her brother, j.
A. Nash.
Standard Fly Shy, means comfort to
your horses and cows. 35ct ut. S1.25
per gal A good sprayer for 15ct. Frick
Drug Co.
Jim Goodwill did a good job of hay
cutting on the High School grounds
Monday for w. D. Wood, who is putt
ing it up. >
Harry Cochran, who visited with his
cousin, W. E. Kennels and wife return
ed to his home at Earlham the last of
the week.
Mrs. Jennie Walker, who has been at
the summer home of Chas VanGorder
at Lake Okoboji the past month. re-
turned home Monday
Henry Jacobsen purchased the Foster
80 acre farm IS miles northeast of An.
dubon Monday. Henry always has his
eye open for bargain.
Ed. J. Evans and family departed
yesterday for Friend, Neb., to visit
with her father, Peter Houck. They
may decide to move there later on.
Mrs. Il. F. White and son, of FIT. Col.
Inns, Colo, arrived in Audubon Sunday
noon and will spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Mark Cameron and
| family.
Louis Bagley returned home Sunday
! from Hampton where he spent a week
on important business with pleasure
combined He made the trip in their
| fine auto.
The barn dance held at the Dick Owen
home sOuth.e east of Audubon last Friday
night was we'll attended and a good
time and good music was enjoyed by
those present.
Hot weather specials at tricks Foun-
tain. Lactone buttermilk, lime juice
and grape juice. Special prices on one
half gal bottles of grape juice 9Oct
Prick Drug Co.
Mrs. Herman Christensen and SON
arrived in Audubon Saturday from
/ Spokane, Wash, for a weeks visit with
her husbands parents Rev. G.. b Chris
Hansen and wife.
See E. H. Jacobsen for Real estate III
surance and steam ship tickets. Re
member the cheap rate of insurance on
your town dwelling and contents. OF
flee over Smiths Drug Store. 2S.tf
Al. Bliven and Miss Eva Smith went
to Manila the last of the week to visit
his parents. A card received form Eva
states that Miss Cora woodward who
worked so long on the Audubon Advo-
cate is doing fine.
Mrs. A. ]. Eddy, accompanied by her
grand daughter, Alice Sherman, went
to Webb yesterday to visit her niece,
Mrs. Crowder. Her grand daughter,
Elsie Sherman, who was visiting here
with her, returned to her home in
Kirkman.
Ed B. Cousins received a letter Mon.
day announcing the death of his nephew
L. E. Cousins, at Stanwood, Iowa, last
Sunday, The deceased was brother
of Hon. Robert G. Cousins, a former
resident of Audubon and for many