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

d. w. Randolph and daughter Helen
went to Des Moines Tuesday on bust
ness and to visit.
DIR. Childs went to Guthrie Center
Monday, being called in consultation
with other doctors.
d. w. Shinn came from Casey Mon
day on business and visit with Ralph
Thomas and family.
Mrs. Frank Drury went to Atlantic
Monday, taking her nephew along for
treatment by specialist
Hot Chocolate with waters, 10 cents.
Other delicious hot drinks and loot,
served at tricks Fountain. 415.
Mrs. Cunningham and daughter, Mrs.
J. E. Mcclure and children spent Mon
day in Manning with friends.
Miss Lucy Lieb went to Sac City
Monday to see her sister, Mrs. George
Brown, who was not very well.
Drs. Childs and May performed an
operation on Elmer Hansen for adenoids
Sunday and removed his tonsils also. )
G.. L. Swcnder came to Audubon Sun
day noon from Harlan TO visit with his
mother, at the home of Rev. Freedline
and wife.
Mrs. L. L. Young and twin children
came down from Ames Saturday even
ing to visit her friend, Mrs, G. HI. Stock
ing and husband.
Mrs. Rasmus Willisen and children
left Monday for Albert City to visit her
brother, Nels Hansen and other rela-
tives and friends.
j. L. Watson, of the d. NJ. Dean mar
BILE works, who spent week in Omaha
on business and visit with friends, re-
turned home Sunday.
Dick Owen has purchased farm
few miles north. east of Extra aud will
move on it in the spring. He will sell
or rent his home place.
Sig Henriksen, Henry Berg and Boise
Mushrush departed for California Mon
day. We understand they will make
number of stops on the way.
F. o. Niklason went to Chicago Sat
urday with car load of horses. Frank
always ships the best horses to be found
for which he pays the highest prices.
Reduced prices on wall paper. house
hold paints and varnishes. Fall house
cleaning can be done very cheaply if
these necessities be purchased from Prick
Drug Co. 4O-tf.
A show always well worth seeing, is
Uncle Toms Cabin, when played by a,
good company. Tonight it will be seen
at its very best at the Opera House in
Audubon.
Estrayed:-From the Tom Miller pas.
ture, red heifer, with white spot in fore
head, weight about $50 pounds. Last
seen two weeks ago. Please notify
Jack McCort 3S If.
Jess P. Schouboe put one of his ma
chimes out of commission when the con-
Meeting rod broke Monday night, three
miles north. least of Larland. He also
injured his back.
Nels Hansen spent few hours in Au-
dubon Saturday He was on his way
home to Extra from an extended visit
at his old home in Denmark with rela-
tives and friends.
Nj. Hans Jorgensen and wife arrived
home from Rochester, Mimi, Tues
day. They went mp there month ago
and Mrs. Jorgensen submitted to an
operation while there.
AL Christensen, who is working in
Atlantic at the carpenter trade came to
Audubon saturday, packed his house
hold goods and with his family, moved
to Atlantic Tuesday.
Miss Ida Rudrick, who works for Mrs.
l.. e. Tramp, had the misfortune to get
her left forearm caught in the clothes
wringer Monday, which required the at
tention of a physician.
Joseph White arrived in Audubon
Monday evening from Kansas with a
car load Of splendid pears and fine win
ter apples, which he is selling at $1.00
per bu., for pears and 75c for apples.
Don't ask us to give you the $500
worth of ware with a Majestic Range
after our demonstration week, as that
special offer lis applied to that week
only. Oct 14-19 Kimballton Hard
ware Co. 41S.
Mrs. F. F. Seivert and two child.
rem, of Kansas City, who visited in Au-
dubon with hersister, Mrs. j. H. Freed
line and family, accompanied by her
brother, G. L. Swender, returned home
Tuesday Grandma Swender went as
far as Atlantic with them, then to Har-