Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-30

Wilson and c. Crees families.
For sale:-Three spans of good heavy
work mules. Apply to Ward ~ Weigh
ton. 12.tf
Herman Christensen returned home
Thursday from Iowa City where he
went to take treatment for gall trouble.
Mrs. r. a. Payton and child of Men
10, who were the guests of the n. Dow
ney family several days, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Ray Brenton and daughter came
down from Clarion Thursday evening
to visit with her parents, John Hite
and wife.
Lew Loss and his two men, G. G..
Brockway and Ed. North went to Ross
Monday to paint and decorate one of the
churches.
Alex Ferguson who accompanied the
Erickson twins as for as Manning on
their way to New York, returned home
Thursday.
Loren Hayes, of Omaha came to Au-
dubon Monday noon to visit with his
sister, Mrs. l.. E. Kline and family for
several days.
Mrs. Myrtle Fusch and little daughter
arrived in Audubon Friday from Madi-
son. Wis, to visit with her parents, c.
F. Brown and wife.
Geo. Agnew and daughter, Miss
Mollie following a pleasant visit at
Golfer, S. D., with his son Elmer, re.
turned home Monday.
J. S. Smith, of boss was in Audubon
Monday on his way to Weymore to visit
with relatives and friends and look af-
ter after business.
j. B. Trunnell and wife went to Spen-
Ger Friday TO visit with their son Ed.
and old time friends, who fromeriy
lived in Audubon county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd purchased
fine head stone of D. NJ. Dean last
week and had it placed on their family
lot in Maple Grove cemetery.
Harness shop for sale, only one in the
best small town in n. w Iowa. Fine
business. Good reason forselling. Write
quick. F. E. Griffith, Milford, Ia. 21d
Mrs. Ed. NcNary and child, following
a visit in Extra with relatives and in
Audubon with her husbands parents,
Geo. McNary and wife, returned to her
home in Carroll Monday.
F. D. Goodwin of Pittsburg Pa, AMI
his brother, L. Goodwin, of Stratforl,
Ontario, Canada, arrived in Audubon,
Sunday noon. The former was married
to Miss Marie Adams, Tuesday.
Our famous prize Hair Tonic sells
everyday. OF course it's good or We
would not have been awarded the first
prize. 1t is Resor-Quinol Hair Tonic
Sl.00 the bottle at tricks Drug Store %
The many friends OF Jesse HumIston
will be pleased 10 hear that he is able
to be about again. He was able to be
down on the main street greeting his
friends Friday for the first time in over
two years.
Henry Livingston and family, of Ded-
ham, drove to Audubon in their auto
Sunday, for visit with their uncles.
the Cole brothers. Dell Cole, who Wis.
tied with them q week returned home
with them.
Announcements have been received
here of the birth of a son to Clinton
Spencer and wife of Rupert, Idaho.
Mrs. Spencer is the daughter of VIM.
Layman, who formerly lived in Audi
bon and niece of Mrs Creveling.
Here are some leaders in the automo.
bile line. r. c. H, REQ, Oakland and
Velie. If you are on the market for
car see me. Still have some good terri
tory to dispose of. NJ n. Esbeck, KIM
ballton. l5-tf.
Miss Bess Brooks, of Cedar Rapids.
following weeks pleasant visit in Au-
dubon with her uncle and cousin. Drs.
A. L. Brooks and Carrie B. Wood went
to Des Moines Monday to visit with her
cousin Mrs. DR.. w. E. Kimbell and
husband.
A. H. Dellohide and wife, accompa-
MED by Rev. j. Fl. Freedline went to
Des Moines Monday morning, where
Mrs. Dellohide will enter the Methodist
Hospital and undergo an operation.
Her many friends hope to see her re.
turn fully restored to good health
Mesdames Ed. F Bilharz and r. F.
Childs arrived home Thursday evening
from Sioux Falls, S. D., where they
went last week on business. AT Mann
ing they were joined by Miss Daisy
Frick, who had been sojourning at the
Lakes with her father, and she accompa-
MED them home.
DR.. Drake and wife who visited here
for several days with their parents re.
turned TO their home in Clarinda Tues
day in their auto They were accom-