Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-12-19

Jonn Urlck who has been here with
his uncle, Joe Kopp, since last July,
has returned to his home in Erie, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jurgens and Mrs.
Aug. Rachel are back from ten days
visit with relatives at Narcotics, Ill.
T. L. Petersen and Miss Harriet
Petersen, who visited relatives at Rolfe
all of last week, returned home Tues
day.
]. P. Woodland and his wife who
have been at Coon Rapids, visiting the
past week, are back to their Audubon
home. .... -.
DR.. McLeran returned from Omaha
Tuesday where he spent day looking
after the purchase of some material for
his Office.
Jake Meyer departed Tuesday morn
ing for Chickasha, Okla, where he will
be engaged for a week looking after
some of his land interests.
G. B. Brown, brother of Mrs. j. M.
Graham, who has been here on a short
visit, left Monday evening for Lawrence,
Kans., where he will visit other rela-
tives before continuing his journey to
California.
Mrs. M. A. Bryant departed this
morning for Davenport where she will
meet grand daughter. The twain will
then come back to Newton to visit her
son, T. g. Bryant, who is connected
with the Matag Co., of that city. -, -.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. johnson stopped
off in Audubon this week for visit at
the home of his brother, Frank and
family. Mr.. johnson and wife live at
Morris, ILL.,, but are on their way to
Denver, Colo, for little outing.
Y E. HI. Jacobsen went to Cudworth,
Canada, Tuesday where he will look
after the farming interests of his father.
He expects to be gone two or three
weeks and in the meantime will secure
new tentant for his fathers's land.
l will be in Extra, january End, and
in Audubon, January 3rd, for the pur-
pose of buying horses and mules of all
classes. Bring in your stock and get
the highest market price. b. w. Elder
Horse and Mule Co., Hamilton, Ill. SID
Miss Daisy Prick is home from visit
with her father at Spirit Lake. She
was greatly in hopes Mr.. Frick could
return with her to spend the Christmas
season with his family, but work on
the farm is such that he can not leave,
and it is next to an impossibility to hire
help.
Chas. Lafoy returned from Rochester,
Mimi, Tuesday with the glad tidings
that his wife who had gone there for an
operation, would not have to submit to
to the surgeons knife. Mrs. Lafoy is
taking a course of treatment at the
hospital and hopes to be able to return
home the latter part of this week.
HI. E. Walden and family of Phillips,
S. D., were called to Audubon the latter
part of the week to attend the funeral
of the late Ralph Lee which took place
last Friday. They win remain with
his sister who is the wife of the deceased.
until the latter part of the week, and
will assist at the public sale to be held
at the Lee home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Long who have
spent the past month taking in the
sights in Colorado and California
returned to Audubon Tuesday, great.
ly delighted with their vacation. Mr..
Long left yesterday to take charge
of the station work for the Northwest
ern at Marshalltown, he having but re-
Gently resigned the position at this
station.
Mrs, w. w. Smith, who conducts the
Keister Ladies' Tailoring college in
Audubon, left this morning for st.
Louis where she will consult the owners
and projectors of the original Keister
school, She will learn all the new
styles and improved methods, if there
are any. This will give her pupils here
the advantage of all that is good and
going After completing her work in
st. Louis, she will journey to Silver
City, New Mexico, for visit with her
daughter, Mrs Theresa Schultz.
The official semi-annual muster of
the Iowa Soldiers home at Marshall
town, as made last week shows total
of 543 veterans of the civil war as MEM
bers of the home on the date of muster.
This number is slightly lower than the
same date year ago. In addition to
the 543 civil war veterans in the home,
there are enrolled as members 1893
women, and ten regular army and
Spanish war veterans, and
others, total of 746. There are also
at the home 1872 civilian employees, or a
total family of S68.