Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-23

pearance of his home with few coats
o paint.
Southeastern South Dakota is win
ner. Why? Call at this office for in
formation. 19-tf.
The Misses Lura Preston and Bertha
Ross went to Atlantic Saturday to visit
With friends.
Mrs. Julia A. Parsons was an over
Sunday visitor in Atlantic with her
daughter Grace.
Mrs L. S. Bridenstine went to Menlo
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs. c.
Stemm and family
Mrs. Chris Henriksen went to Mann.
ing Monday TO visit with her daughter,
Mrs Chas Kempf.
Mrs Chef Caldwell and children went
TO Atlantic Friday to visit her sister,
Mrs Harvey Delahoyde.
John Weighton, who went to Des
Moines last week on business, returned
home the first of the week.
Geo Bickelhaupt arrived home Fri
day from Kansas and Missouri where h.
was two weeks on business.
A. Fancher, Dick Northup and Mike
Foley, who attended the democratic
convention at Burlington, returned
home Friday.
Miss Sadie Nelson returned to her
home in Des Moines Saturday following
a pleasant visit here with her brother
Nels Nelson
DR.. c, S. McLeran arrived home Nor
day from Chicago, where he spent a
week on business and visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
Ned O'Brieu, of Minooka, H., ar
rived in Audubon Saturday to see his
mother, Mrs. John O'Brien who was
dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Chris Hahn returned home Sat
urday from Omaha, where she went t,
attend the funeral of friend and visil
with relatives.
Mrs. II. Buck and daughter Arleen
returned home Friday from visit witt
her parents, B. F, Childs and wife ar
Greenfield, Iowa.
Miss Leota Conway, following a week.
visit in Dexter with her parents, re
turned TO Audubon Saturday to resum,
her school duties.
Mrs Z. NJ. Deems, of Mills, Neb.
who was here TO attend the funeral Q;
her mother, the late Mrs. Needles, re
turned to her home Saturday.
DR.. Royal, Of Des Moines, who wa.
here in consultation with DR.. Fulton
on the case of the little Simpson child
returned TO his home in Des Nome,
Saturday.
Miss Bessie Brooks, of Cedar Rapids,
came to Audubon Tuesdry evening fol
a visit of several days with her uncle,
DR.. A. l.. Brooks and family and hel
cousin, DR.. Carrie Wood and husband
VIM Kless and wife, of Chadwick.
ILL.,, arrived in Audubon Monday to Wis
it with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Alt.
Mr.. Kless returned to his home Tues
day, his wife remaining for long r
visit.
Manitoba farm of 800 acres, number
one wheat land, two miles from station
and 100 miles from Winnipeg. Virgin
prairie, price $50 per acre. For parti
culars apply toS. Park, 279l Fort Street,
Winnipeg. 14tf.
Little James, the son of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. E. Simpson has almost recovered
from his recent severe illness and is
able to be taken ont in the air. The
nurse, Miss McVey returned to her
home in Atlantic Tuesday.
Word was received Ghis week that
Miss Mary Leonard, who formerly lived
here was married on May 9th, to Mr.
Arthur Dinger at Davenport. Mrs. Din
ger is the daughter of Valentine Leon.
ard, Sr., and wife of Audubon.
The Western Sale Co. who had a gen.
eral merchandise sale here for week
packed their stock and went to Atlantic
yesterday. They proved themselves
gentlemen while in Audubon and say
they disposed of 81 200 worth of goods
w. Chambers, of Des Moines was the
guest of his boyhood friend, w. W.
Smith over Sunday. They were the
owners of bachelor headquarters TO-
gether over 35 years ago and to say
that their visit was enjoyed, would be
putting it mildly.
Alfred Tversted and Jens Larsen ar
rived in Audubon yesterday direct
from Denmark The former will re-
main in Audubon and work fNJ X.
Jensen the decorator and Mr.. Larsen
after visit here will go to Omaha
where he has relatives.
The Old Soldiers will attend services
at the Catholic church Sunday morn
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