Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-09-12
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See The Angels Monday night.

planning, wnere ne went on ofnc1al
business.
Thos. Jerner departed Saturday for
Chicago, H.. 10 visit with his mother
and sister.
Mikkel Petersen and son, Peder NJ,
went to Omaha Monday on business and
to visit friends.
The unlucky day and date tomorrow,
according TO the superstitious people.
Friday the 18th.
Jeps Jensen returned to his home in
Atlantic Monday, after visit with DR..
G. G. Rasmussen.
Mrs. Clarence Crane went to Omaha
Monday evening for a visit of several
days with relatives.
Gladys Hunter came down from
Manning Saturday to visit with rela-
tives for several days.
Lou Shingledecker and B. E. Swart
went to Atlantic Monday where they
will run stand during the fair.
Frank Hudspeth went to Council
Bluffs Monday on business in connection
with the Audubon Produce Co.
Pat Casey returned to Atlantic Mon
day. He~was here on business with the
Central Iowa Poultry s. Egg Co.
Ray Green came up from the Bluffs
Monday to visit his parents and attend
the Ketchum-- Sherman wedding.
Miss Agnes Donahue came up from
Stuart Sunday noon and commenced
teaching school at Sharon No. Monday.
Miss Anna Dorr, of Sioux City visited
friends in Audubon. She was on her
way to Extra to look after some business
interests.
Glen Kissick returned to his home in
Redfield Tuesday, following pleasant
visit in Audubon with his sister, Mrs.
E. E. Bailey
Clarence AIRY departed Monday even
ing for Coldwater, Kans,, to look at
some farms, with the object in view of
purchasing one.
G.. S. ID. Mason, who visited here with
the Robert Rutherford family departed
Monday for Kansas to visit his son, G..
s. d. Mason, Jr.
Chas. Elliott, of Creston came to Au-
dubon Tuesday on business and to visit
with friends, also on the most import
ant mission of his life.
Ed. Evans left Monday evening for
Marshalltown, Humboldt, jefferson and
Arion, Iowa, to work in the interest of
the Audubon County Fair.
LOST:-Old Settlers Day, Fox ter
rier puppie, color black and white, aged
three months. Finder please return to
Geo. Weighton and receive reward. S7sd
Miss Carrie. Christensen came from
Atlantic Saturday evening to visit with
friends. She formerly lived in Audubon
and worked for the Audubon Telephone
Company,
John Collins and Mike Johnson of
Lincoln. Neb.. came to Audubon Satur-
day to visit with friends in the country,
They may decide to move to Audubon
in the spring.
Leonard Brown, of Lawrence, Kans.,
who has been visiting in Chicago with
relatives, arrived in Audubon Monday
evening for an indefinite visit with his
daughter, Mrs. J. Mel Graham and
family.
Mrs. Polling, great-grandmother Of
Miss Bonnie Sherman and Mrs. Lima
berg, of Des Moines, also JAS. Polling
and wife, her uncle and aunt. of Tacoma,
came to Audubon Monday to be present
at her marriage.
A. w. Hudler, of Sansarc, is adver-
Using public sale for the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, after which he and his wife ex-
pect to move to Mississippi, where
her people live. We regret the
loss of these estimable people from our
midst. Hayes, s. D.
Nellie Turner, Carl and Cora Hen
bricks went to Atlantic the last of the
week to see Clarence Turner, who is in
the hospital. Clarence is recovering as
well as could be expected and will not
have to suffer the amputation of his
foot which will be pleasing news to his
relatives and numerous friends in An
dubon and elsewhere.
Miss Daisy White, of Wichita, Kans. /,
following several weeks pleasant visit
in Audubon with her uncle, Att. Chas
S. White and her aunt, Mrs. X. w.
Raebel, who by the way are also her
cousins, left last Thursday for a visit
with relatives, in Omaha. when she will
return to her home Mr.. White accom-
panied her to Omaha, returning home
Sunday noon.
Mr.. Stem, of Ottumwa, of the srm OF
Stenz 81 Bohe, was in the city last week
calling on his trade and found time to
make the Republican Office a pleasant
call. Mr.. Stenz has been coming to
Audubon for sometime, his business
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