Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-31
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II. C. Hansen went to Walnut Mon
day on business.
Tad Evans was business caller in
Westside this week.
F. o. Niklason was business visitor
in Manning yesterday.
For Zaners Buckwheat, see Mrs.
Chandler at her home.-Adv. 44S.
Mrs. V. Elston went to Carroll yes
terday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Aaron.
J. H. Jensen and j. G. Abildtrup
went TO Omaha Tuesday on business.
Two nice rooms for rent. Apply to
Mrs. Cunningham.--Adv. AID.
Mrs. Jesse Richards is entertaining
lady friend from TT. Dodge this week.
Ray Green, of Council Bluffs was a
Sunday visitor in Audubon with home
folks.
B. A. Keith and wife were business
visitors in Des Moines the first of the
week.
Mrs Lizzie Willis came up from At
lantic Saturday to visit with Mrs. A.
Kittell.
A. S. Culver left for Madison county
Tuesday on business and to visit with
friends.
Mrs Hannah Underwood left for JEFF
ferson yesterday to visit DR.. Young and
family.
Grace Parsons departed Tuesday for
Hume, H., to visit with friends and
relatives.
Pearle Roberts went to his home in
Sioux City yesterday to remain until af-
ter election.
Mrs. G. E. Douglas of Atlantic is the
guest in Audubon of her friend, Miss
Ethel Kuhn.
c. d. Hart and family have moved
into the Reinemund property north of
the Booton Hotel.
The Ed. Evans family moved to At
lantic last evening, where Ed. is work
ing in the poultry house.
Popular sheet music at Tets copy.
Orders taken for any music not carried
in stock Frick Drug Co. AL.
J. B. Northup spent Sunday in Audi
bon with his brothers. He was on his
way from Franklin, Neb., to Oskaloosa.
Mrs. A. L. Fairholm, of Massena is
expected in Audubon this week for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Gray
and family.
Mrs. Eta Haugen, of Prairie City,
Neb., arrived in Audubon Monday to
visit with her cousin, Mrs. @. BagIey
and family.
Kathleen Dimick, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. w. Crees and daughter
Beatrice, returned to her home in At
lantic yesterday.
Emil Bilharz departed yesterday for
Tilden, Neb., to look after his farm
interests. He may remain until corn
picking is finished,
The Chris Heuss public sale, held
Tuesday was bowling success. A
large crowd was present aud everything
brought good prices.
Sheriff Crees and Hal Mantz went to
Anamosa Saturday, taking along Ralph
Lawshe who received five year SEN
tenee for horse stealing.
international Stock Food at discount.
20 Pound pals regular price of which is
$3.50 we are now offering tor $2.S5.
Can you beat it, Frick Drug Co. |.
Mrs. j. G. Miller, and daughter, Mrs.
H. r. Kerr, of Pressville. Mo, arrived
in Audubon Monday to visit with their
son and brother, Rev. A B. Miller and
wife.
Phil Foley, of Chicago arrived in An.
dubon Monday to visit with his parents
and attend the marriage of his sister,
Miss Nellie Foley to Mr.. P. Casey of
Atlantic.
Nat McFadden departed Monday for
st. Louis Mo-, to bring home his daugh
ter who has been there for some time in
a sanitarium taking treatment for cur
vature trouble. Her mother, who has
been with her will return also. They
returned home last evening. The girl
is much improved.
We have been more than pleased
with the orders that are coming to our
Wholesale department. The fact is that
the people are beginning to realize that
the high cost of living can be solved by
buying their groceries at wholesale
prices at the Audubon Wholesale s.
Retail Grocery Co. South Park Audu-
bon, Iowa. ADV. AL.
The members of the Evangelical
church and friends Of Rev. j. C. Schwab
pastor of tho church and his family,
carried out unique surprise on them
last Thursday evening. The family
lily were invited to the home of Mr.. and
Mra Josaph Rono nr~;nc Ali. ~