Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-03


Sunday.
James, Ella and Anna Jensen are At
lantic visitors this week with friends
and relatives.
Jim Christensen returned yesterday
from an extended visit with relatives in
Toledo, Iowa.
Miss Anna Buthweg went to Omaha
yesterday for visit of several days
with relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Sperup and Miss Petersen
went to Ute yesterday to visit a week
with relatives.
G. w. Sowders left for Rockwell City
yesterday, where he will make his home
for the present.
w. Hudspeth, of Kansas City, Mo,
is the guest of his brother Frank and
family this week.
Mrs. a. E. Kittell went to Harlan
yesterday to visit her parents, E. j..
Hansen and wife
Mrs. John Foster and children went
to Manning yesterday to live. Mr.. Eos
ter will go up later.
Fred Heenke, who has been working
in the canning factory here. returned
to his home in Atlantic yesterday.
w. w. Weston sold two year old
stallion, weight 1900 pounds to Frank
Carper, of Winner, S D., Saturday.
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. 21.tf.
Mesdames Matt Johnson AID Har.
Petersen and Miss Mildred Kempf, re.
turned Monday from Kansas, where
they visited with relatives and friends
for two weeks.
Chas Watts, DR.. Donaldson and Lou
Bagley went to Avoca Sunday noon to
bring back the fromer's auto which was
left there several weeks ago when it
was broken down.
Mrs. Chart johnson returned to her
home in Stuart Monday, after visit in
Audubon with relatives. Her mother
in-law, Mrs. Chas. johnson accompanied
her home for q visit
Miss Lucy Leib went to Brayton Sun
day DON to care for Mr. III. p. Ander
sen, who was very sick and in need of
a skilled nurse. He is well advanced in
years, being in the eighties.
For Sale:-A good new eight room
cottage in good location in Audubon.
Well sell reasonable. Call me at the
First National Bank in Extra or see G..
w. Hoover in Audubon.
40Sp Oscar Hunt, Administrator.
Clarence Sutherland and wife, who
spent their honeymoon in Audubon with
F. c. Miller and wife, departed for their
home in Jerseyville, H.. Monday. She
formerly taught school i'm Audubon
county and will be remembered as Miss
Julia Randolph.
Buy that steel range now while you
can get set of cooking ware with each
stove. ]. j. Ruhs will be glad to give
you the full bill of particulars if you
win call at his store. This special offer
will commence October It'll. and con-
tinue for two weeks
Will Fullerton and family, of Boone.
who visited here with DIR. Fulton and
family went to Lewis Friday to visit
friends. Mr.. Fullerton was assistant
postmaster in Audubon at one time.
Mrs. Fullerton is daughter of r. J.
Creveling.
Harry Bates, who accompanied bis
wife as far as Omaha and w. S. Roberts
who went as far as Lincoln, Neb., with
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Davis and
children, who were on their. way to
California, returned home the last of
the week.
Beginning October nth, and continu-
ing until October 2lst. J. j. Ruhs will
give free with every Mallable or Buck
steel range, your choice of an eleven
piece set of granite ware or a nine piece
set of aluminium ware. This is a rare
opportunity to get one of the best ranges
on the market and to get your choice of
set OF the highest grade cooking ware
free. With the set of aluminium ware
you viii also receive package of cook
ing bags.