Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-07-04

southeastern South Dakota IS win.
ner. Why? Call at this Office for in
formation. 19-tf.
John Thomson and wife returned
home Monday from a visit with rela.
tives at Newell.
Ed Van Gorder and Harry Arnold.
have returned from their business trip
to South Dakota.
John Preston and DR.. Donaldson re-
turned Monday from an over Sunday
visit in FIT. Dodge.
DR.. Rosenbladt returned home Mon
day from professional visit of few
days in Des Moines.
DR.. G.. c. Rasmussen went to Omaha
yesterday to attend the Missouri Valley
Veterinary Meeting.
Orvie Root of Oklahoma came to Au-
dubon last week to visit with relatives
and old time friends.
H. C. Hansen and wife returned home
Saturday from a business trip and visit
with relatives in Omaha.
John Schouboe and wife returned
Monday evening from two weeks visit
in Davenport with relatives.
Otto Tennigkeit went to Atlantic
Saturday to meet and visit with
friend from Des Moines over Sunday.
Miss Amelia Ohm following months
visit in Audubon with relatives return
ed TO her home in Des Moines Monday.
Mrs. Aug. Oelke, who visited in
Omaha for several days with her
daughter, Alma, returned home Satur-
day.
Saml Shoup, ST., who spent a week in
Council Bluffs with his son, Rev. 5.
Shoup and family, returned home
Monday.
Miss Mae Lee, after pleasant visit
here with Der sister, Mrs. Al. Hunt and
family. departed Monday for her home
at Hope, n. D.
Word was received in Audubon Sun
day from Laurel Neb., that Miss Lulu
Sheets Is recovering nicely from her
recent dangerous illness.
A. L. Bliven, of Grand Forks, n. D.,
arrived in Audubon Sunday afternoon
for a visit with friends. Alwas former
owner of the Gem theatre in Audubon.
Jess A. Humiston and wife took a
spin to Carroll Saturday in the Emil
Bllharz car and both enjoyed the ride
very much. Miss Elizabeth Davis &C.
companied them.
Rev. l.. X. Billingsley, treasurer of
the Methodist hospital of Des Moinee
and who filled the pulpit at the NJ. E
church in Audubon Sunday, returned
to his home Monday.
Mrs Minnie Cirque and daughter,
Miss Hazel, who visited here with the
formers mother, Mrs. S. w. Swartz and
sister, Mrs. c. E. Bates, returned to
their home at Harlan Monday.
Mrs. H. Jorgensen and children, fol-
lowing pleasant visit in Audubon with
her parents, Ferd Grumstrup and wife,
returned to their home at Tyler, Mimi.
j. d. Grumstrup, her brother accom-.
panied them as far as Manning.
Ed. Finch drove to Guthrie Center
Friday evening and when he reached
there he drove his machine into a buggy
shed thinking the buggy had been re-
moved, but to his dismay the buggy
was in the shed and he smashed it into
small bits.
Miss Fern King, of Lake City return
ed to her home Saturday, after visit
here with her sister, Mrs. Earl Kile.
Her other sister, Miss Ruth King re.
turned home yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs. Kile for weeks visit with her
parents.
Bill Eckles, of Extra was bitten on
his right elbow Sunday by his large dog
while trying to prevent il from biting
his horse that had been frightened by
an auto. He was compelled to choke off
the dogs wind to make it loose its hold
of his arm.
r. c. Spencer received the sad intel
ligence Monday noon, that his nephew,
Harry Siemsen, aged ID years had died
that morning at o'clock of typhoid
fever at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Slemsen in Ashland,
Oregon, Mr. Spencer and Mrs. Siemsen
are brother and sister.
Mrs. John Buck and two daughters,
Mrs. NJ. Gould and Miss Matte Buck,
of Morris, III, who have been visiting
in Audubon with the formers son, H.
G., Buck and family, went to Lake View
and other points Monday to visit rela-
tives, after which they will return to
Audubon to finish their visit before
returning to their home.
The value of the editorial expressions
of The Iowa Homestead are assured be-
cause they are based on real knowledge
of the subjects discussed. The editorial
corps of that paper is made up of men
possessed Of both pratical and theoretical
knowledge of agriculture and live stock