Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
+ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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| l.. +. Simpson was business visitor
in Omaha Friday.
Mrs. Chris Hahn was an Atlantic Wis.
itor with friends Saturday.
Good seed potatoes for sale P. Peter.
sen, Kimballton, la. loft.
Joe Moon, of Atlantic was in Audi.
bon Saturday on court business.
S. H. Heaton, of Council Bluffs tran
sacted business in Audubon Friday.
Lees Lice Killer and other chicken
remedies for sale by A. II. Roberts. cliff
Miss Leota Conway closed her school
Friday and left for her home at Dexter
Saturday.
j. II. Halford, who was here on bust
ness returned to his home in Manning
saturday.
Vote for McNary at the primary
Ionday. He is the Republican candi
late for Sheriff.
Mrs. j. w. Powers went to Atlantic
saturday to visit with her parents, W.
| Ailard and wife.
Ralph Herbert and two children went
20 Atlantic Saturday to visit with hi
mother, Mrs. j. d. Herbert.
Mrs. Ed Van Gorder and child, whc
,pent two weeks in Des Moines with
'elatives came home Friday.
Miss Theresa Smith, of Newton cam
% Audubon Friday TO visit with hel
parents, w. w. Smith and wife.
Southeastern South Dakota Is win.
Ter. Why? Call at this office for in.
formation, l9-tf.
Geo Comstock came to Audubon Fri
lay from Omaha on business and I,
,lsit few days in the country witt
'elatives.
Jens O. Christensen, who was in Can
ida several weeks on business and tax
ng in the country, returned home las
friday.
H. b Herbert, of Washington, d. {.
.rived in Audubon Friday for visi
With friends and to attend TO some bpsi
less matters.
C. H. Reynolds went to Carroll Fri
lay on business then 20 Des Moines Z
zee his sister, Mrs. w. F. Brann, VIII
in poor health.
Mrs Victoria wager, following yer.
,leasant visit here with the John More
and family, returned TO her home a
,Iilford Saturday.
, Miss Pearl Erickson, of Denise,
anne to Audubon Friday evening t.
'isit with her brother Enoch, who i
Employed by Jack McCort.
Prof f. w. Johansen, of Creston cam
4. o AuouDon saturday TO visit over sun
lay with friends and to get a line OIL
lis school work here for next year.
For first class barber work drop dowr
o see w. A. Bailey who conducts on
# the best barber shops in the country
All our work guaranteed 21.tf.
Mrs. C. E Kibby went to Manning
saturday morning to meet her daugh
er, Mrs Homer Booten and little Sol
# Perry, who came here for a visit
w. L. Harding, Republican candi
late for Lieut.. Governor was in Audu
ron Friday on business and paid thi
'tfice a pleasant visit while in our city
Fresh Fish:-Hallibut direct from
Seattle, Channel cat, Ellis, Founder,
and Smoked Columbia river salmon
It the Weighton Meat Market p;
Mrs. Stella Hayward Keefe, who wa,
lere few days last week in the inter
est of the Eastern Star Chapter, re
turned to her home at McLelland, Ia
saturday.
Mrs. P. A. Hollenbeck and Franz
McFadden went to Shelby Friday even
,ng, being called there on account o.
the serious illness of their uncle, An
irew Marshall.
Mrs. l.. w. Hillyer and little son
following two weeks pleasant visit il
Audubon with the Geo. Hillyer and F
Iorning families. returned to theil
home in Sioux City Saturday.
John Norris and wife will depart the
irst of the week for Los Angeles, Cal
for an extended visit with their sol
Charles. Mr.. Morris will also look af
ter some business matters while there
Miss Leona Marie Wilson went tC
Ames Saturday for weeks visit with
her sister. Miss Anna, who is teacher
there. The latters school closes this
week, when they both willreturn home
Geo. Paige went to Halbur Saturday
to visit with his daughter, Mrs. o. A
Anderson and family and TO see his new
grandson. He was accompanied by his
grandson, Ahemerest Anderson who
was visiting here.
Manitoba farm of 800 acres, number
| one wheat land, two miles from station