Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-13

Mrs. Julia A. Parsons went over to
Panora Saturday to visit with relatives.
Her daughter Grace accompanied her
to Atlantic.
Mrs. j. K. Herbert, of Atlantic, came
to Audubon the last of the week for
visit with her son Ralph and family in
the country.
Marinus Jensen, who formerly lived
in Audubon, but now of Anita, came
up Friday on business and to visit with
old time friends.
Miss Ingaborg Nelson, who visited in
Audubon several weeks with her bro
ther, Nels NJ. Nelson and wife, returned
to Des Moines Thursday.
Miss Kittie Kilcoin, of Harlan, after
a months visit here with her brother
Thos. and sister Mrs. Andrew Nary,
returned to her home Friday.
The Misses Blanche and Edith Lidd,
following pleasant visit here with rel.
atives and friends, returned to their
home at Shenandoah Saturday.
Do you want high grade home made
ice cream delivered at your home in
town by the pint, quart or gallon. Cali
Renftle & Reed, Phone 491. 24c
For first,class barber work drop down
to see w. A. Bailey who conducts one
of the best barber shops in the country.
All our work guaranteed. 21.tf.
Supt. H. P. Smith finished his school
business in Audubon last week and
left Friday for Newton where he will
have charge of the high school next
year.
Mrs. c. Fosnaugh and Miss Hazel
Cochran, who We're the guests of w. E.
Kennels and wife for several days. re-
turned their home in Earlham the last
of the week.
N Streeter, foreman on the new IL
brary and wife returned to Audubon
Friday from Mt Carmel where Mr..
Streeter was working on Catholic
school building,
For Sale:-Dickinson Co. farms. Can
save you money on same, Choice farms
close to Milford and Lake Okaboji. See
me before buying. F. E. Griffith, Mil.
ford. la. Cliff.
Mrs. E. E. Clark and daughter, Miss
Annie went to Des Moines Thursday to
visit with relatives and friends Her
daughter, Miss Helen, who has been at
tending st. Joseph's Academy returns
with them.
The Audubon Music Co. sold two fine
pianos last week, one Lester to T. B.
kerwin and Waldorf to John Egan.
Both families live in the country and
if anyone deserve the luxuries of life it
is the farmer
VIM McLeran, ST., arrived home
Friday from visit with relatives in
Chicago He was accompanied home
from Carroll by his son, Dr. G. S. Nc
Leran, who went up Thursday evening
to meet his father.
Manitoba farm of 800 acres, number
one wheat land, two miles from station
and 1870 miles from Winnipeg. Virgin
prairie, price $50 per acre. For parti-
culars apply toS. Park, 279i Fort Street,
Winnipeg. 14tf.
Word received here by friend from
Theo. Mantz, who has been studying
law in Des Moines, states that he has
passed the State Board and is now full
fedged attorney at law. He intends
going into business soon. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Mantz of Audu-
bon.
A. B. Leech, salesman for the D. NJ
Dean Marble Works was in Audubon
few days last week ON business, re-
turning to his home in Harlan Satur-
day He taught school four miles
north of Audubon over 30 years ago.
This was his first visit to Audubon in
Is years.
For Sale:-A ten room house in best
of condition, new bath room and choice
of $50 #. front or one and three-quart-
er acres of land with same. New cement
walk and cess pool. Also have 100
acre well improved farm with best Of
water, only two miles east Of town.
For full particulars see n. J. Savage at
this Office 22s.
Mrs. A. G. Harmon and son Harold,
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. B. b.
Carr and children, left Thursday even
for Winnebago, Neb.. to visit their
brother and sister, after which Mrs.
Carr and children will will depart for
their new home at Yale Center. Kans.,
having moved there recently from Okla,
homa