Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-11-21

Mrs. Chas. Wolfe, who visited with
friends in Casey and in Guthrie Center
with her brother Grant Fisher, return
ed home Saturday
Homer Emery and wife, of near Coon
Rapids came to Audubon Saturday to
visit her parents, J. Woodland and wife
and other relatives.
Mrs VIM. Bayson and son arrived in
Audubon Saturday from Crete, Neb.,
to visit with her parents, H. B. Packard
and wife near Gray.
Union Thanksgiving service in the
Presbyterian church Thanksgiving
evening at 7:30. Rev. J. G. Schwab
will deliver the sermon.
DR.. G.. G. Rasmussen went to Minden,
Neb,, Saturday to join his family and
visit over Sunday with her folks. They
returned home this morning.
For Sale:-Good six room house.
Close in. Two fifty foot lots. Just the
place for retiring farmer. G. w. Mar
lin. 4l-tf.
Miss Ella Kerwin went to Panama
Friday to visit with relatives, after
which she will go to Omaha to visit
with friends. She expects to be absent
week or ten days.
Following pleasant visit of ten days
in Audupon with their parents, Val.
Leonard, ST., and wife, Mrs. l.. J. Yag-
gy and Mrs. Arthur Denger returned
home to Davenport Friday
Mrs Fannie Atkinson and children,
who have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity, left Friday for Sac City to
visit other relatives, after which she
will return to her home in Canova, s. D.
Mrs. Herman Schroeder and daughter
Vera returned home Friday from Elston
where she went to look after business
and visit with Ielatives. Her sister,
Miss Pearl Rice accompanied her home
for visit.
c. A. Sumner, of Milford, Mass, after
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ter, Mrs. G. E. Kibby and family, in
Audubon, departed Sunday for Arcadia,
Neb., to visit with his sister, Mrs G..
K. Hastings.
For Sale or Exchange for smaller
Iowa farm, 306 acres in Madison Co.,
in high state of cultivation, splendid
improvements, can carry back $4,000
at 81 percent on long time. w. X.
Carey, Anita, la.
NJ. F. Kerwin returned home Satur-
day evening from Carroll, where he
spent week making alterations on the
home he recently purchased there. Mr..
Kerwin and family expect to move to
Carroll sometime in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Hoogenakker re.
turned Tuesday from an over Sunday
visit with relatives at Pella. 1t was
the occasion of his fathers 72nd,, birth
day and brought together the children
under the parental roof. @
w. H. Nicholson, who started for Des
Moines Tuesday of last week, took sick
upon his arrival in Atlantic and was
laid up few days. He returned to
the home of his daughter, Mrs. j. r.
Best in Audubon Friday.
When in need of first class tonsorial
work, call down and see Berringer 81
Roth in the basement under the Home
Bakery. We guarantee the very best
If work. First class bath room in con-
nection with barber shop. 44t.
w. r. Green aud son Ray drove to
Audubon by auto Saturday night from
Council Bluffs to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Green and daughter. The Judge
went to Mason City Sunday evening on
business and Ray returned to the Bluffs
Monday.
All the time is kodak time. Brownies
from $1.00 to $1,000. Folding pocket
kodaks $1,000 and up. Promo Cameras
$3.50 and mp. The Premoette, Jr., at
$500 is little beauty. We are always
pleased to show kodaks. We also take
care of the kodak finishing. Frick
Drug Co.