Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-29

Louise Borgesen was an over Sunday
visitor in Atlantic with friends
For Sale:-Good as new combination
Joliet four-hole shelter Jas. Law. $40.
Oscar Sorensen went to Sioux City
Friday, where he has accepted posi-
| ton.
Henry Berg, who has been working
in Omaha for some time, returned home
Saturday.
Hon. w. r. Green went to Council
Bluffs Monday TO look after his legal
business.
Mrs. ]. A. Wagner came up from Ami
TO Saturday to visit her friend, Miss
Gene Culver.
j. H. Eddy and wife left Saturday for
Des Moines to visit few days with rel
atives and friends.
VIM. Benton returned Saturday from
South Dakota where he went to look af
ter his land interests.
Mrs. Della Roads, of Stuart was in
Audubon Saturday, to see Miss Stearns
about school matters.
Mrs. J. S. Dennis Jr,, returned Satur-
day from an enjoyable weeks visit at
Harlan with relatives.
Harry W. Lowther went TO Des Moines
Saturday evening on business and to at
tend the State Fair. He returned
home Tuesday.
Last Saturday, Oren Colee, purchased
of John Egan the 40 acre farm, known
as the John Weber place, which adjoins
his farm on the south.
Miss Clarabell Leonard, who spent an
enjoyable months visit in Davenport
with her sisters, Mesdames Yaggey and
Denger, returned home Saturday.
d. NJ Deem returned to Harlan yes,
terday, after a business visit of few
days in Audubon with the manager,
of his monument works, J. L. Watson.
VIM. Ditto departed Saturday evening
for two weeks visit with his sister,
Mr.. NJ. A. Gillett aud family at Wal.
to, Kans,, after which he will go to
Monte Visto, Colo, on an extended Wis
it with his brother Joseph.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson, who spoke
to the members of the w. H NJ. S. Fri.
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs, G.
H. Buck, left Saturday for Atlantic
where she resides. Mrs. Anderson is
the District President of the society.
J..B Webster, wife and daughter,
Mrs. E. E Tabler drove over from Gee
ola Saturday in their auto to visit their
son, L B. Webster and wife. They
were accompanied by the formers cou-t
sin, E. T. Webster and wife, Of Chi
cago, Ill.
o, Glasscock and son Dale, of Blue
Jacket, Okla, arrived in Audubon, Sa:---
urday morning for an extended yisitat.
the home of his sister, Mrs. Thos.. Camp /
bell and family, and with his farther
They viii also visit with numerous
friends while here. a
G. L. Dreher, of Ross, was in town
Saturday and paid this Office pleasant
call. He informs US that he recently
purchased big type thoroughbred Po-
land China hog from parties at Harlan
The animal is not quite year old but
neverless $50 was paid for him. (.
Mrs. Chester Brooks, followinga sew
,eral days. pleasant visit in Audubon
with her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Carrie
Wood and husband, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Mabel and grand
child little Eleanor Brooks, who visited
here all summer, returned to their home
in Iowa City Saturday.
The Stanley County Homestead last
week said George and VIM. NorthupI
of Audubon, Iowa, were in this vicinity
the latter part of last week TO buy
stock, and also visited at the Frank
Horning home. They were accompa
MED by Arthur Horning who visited
several days with his parents. +"
VIM. Rasmussen. departed Saturday
for his home in Denmark. He was call.
ed home on account of the death of his
father, Andrew Rasmussen and may de
eide to remain at the old home. The
deceased was the father of Mrs. j. j.
Haals and the Misses Margaret and
Hannah Rasmussen of Audubon. ::
Henry W. Burr, who has been farm
ing his fathers place just east of Ham
lin, purchased the 100 acre farm last
week, known as the Chs. Houston farm,
which lies about four miles northeast
of Extra, paying Sl25 per acre, This
farm adjoins that of his wife's parents,
Vic Anciaux and wife and is well i'm
proved No. farm, considered cheap at
the price.
Glen Hayes. who formerly lived in
Audubon, but went 10 Omaha a year
and a half ago, moved to Chicago Sun.
day with the job printing house with
which he is employed We understand
he is to receive o. substantial raise in
salary, which will be gratifying news
To his many friends here as he ia a very