Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-07-04

IdNOIlle HdNOIS dI TICKS IOuntdlh' 20
Wills Staley returned the last of the
week from Omaha, where he went on
business.
Jake Ruhs returned Saturday from
Omaha where he spent several days on
business.
L. E. Simpson and wife returned
home Thursday from weeks vacation
IN Chicago
e. Van Osdal came down from
Manila yesterday to spend the 4th
with friends.
F H. Hancock, of California, came to
Audubon Friday from Davenport to
look after business.
Miss Eunice Cooley, who was attend
ing Normal here, returned to her home
in Atlantic Friday.
Mrs John Kerwin went to Stuart
Saturday to visit her parents, Henry
Donahue and wife.
Miss McVey, who was here caring for
Mrs. Dr. Fulton returned to her home
in Atlantic Thursday.
Our fountain service is complete
Quality and cleanliness always main.
tanned Frick Drug Store.
Frank Mantz and family came down
from Manning Friday in their auto for
few days visit with their parents.
VIM. Gillfllen returned home Friday
from Valley junction where he went to
. attend the funeral Of his neice Mrs.
Letia Croll
Miss Rosie kroettinger returned
Thursday from Atlantic where she had
her little nephew, Elmer Boust fol-
treatment.
H. P. Rasmussen returned home
Thursday from Komire, n. D., where
he attended the Danish Lutheran
Conference.
Mrs. Andrew Thompson went to Des
Monies the last of the week, where she
will be examined and probably undergo
an operation.
The Misses Anna Nelson and Christina
Christensen who were here TO attend
Normal, returned to their home in
Manila Friday.
For first class barber work drop down
TO see w. A. Bailey who conducts one
of the best barber shops in the country.
All our work guaranteed. cliff.
Robt Moore and wife returned to
their home in Sioux City Friday after a
{ visit here with their cousins, the Misses
Olive and Alice Gardner.
Chris Wonsmos, who spent his vaca-
tion III Denver, Colo, arrived home
Friday evening and resumed his duties
at the Rock Island Saturday.
am prepared to take ten more pupils
in Audubon. Call or phone me at the
Audubon Music Co.
! 24t Dallas F Grifford
John Kate, who formerly ran cloth
ing store in Audubon. but now of Wayne.
Neb., arrived in Audubon Monday for
few days visit with old time friend,
and look after some business matters.
MIR. Kate is accompanied by his wife.
The many friends of Mrs. Jack
O'Brien will be pleased to hear that she
5 almost completely recovered from
her recent illness and was able to 60 to
De0ham last week to visit with her
daughter Mrs, Henry Sundberg anu
family.
Mrs. II. Sandberg who with her hus,
band, spent their honeymoon in Audu
bon with friends, departed Saturday &c
visit relatives at Fremont. Neb., after
which she goes to Loretto, Neb TO join
her husband, who returned home Mon.
day of last week.
Friday afternoon. while moving the
James Law house north on Tracy street
with the traction engine, the team OF
Albert Mcclure, which was tied at the
rack on the west side of the park became
frightened and ran away, completely
demohshing the buggy and slightly in
Turing one Of the horses.
Mrs. E. E Clark and daughter
Kathryn and Jas. hurry went TO De.
Noiues Monday 70 attend the funeral
of their cousins. Will and John Gordon
VINO were drowned Saturday in the De,
MONIES river. Mrs. Geo. Brady, also g
cousin went 10 Atlantic by auto then t
Des Moines having missed the evening
train here.
The Mclaughlin Bros, of Guthrie
Center, manufacturers of the well known
Glove New Crimp and American KID
cigars, were in the city Friday calling
on the trade here: They were success
full in placing on sale their cigars a,
the leading places in Audubon. These
young men are first-class cigar men and
"'when they put piece of goods on the
market they know it is going to meet
with favor These brands have beer
on the market for many years and are
known from Des Moines TO Omaha