Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-22

acre tracts. Jas Law. $40.
Mrs. J, S. Dennis, Jr., is visiting rel
atives in Harlan this week.
Frank Alsup, of Des Moines was in
Audubon this week on bushes.
Mrs. J. F. Frazier arrived home Sun.
day noon from Chicago, where she went
on business.
s" Lost number 265ss be-
tween Fiscus and Audubon. Finder
please return to DIR. Geo. N Weighton.
Anna Jensen returned Sunday noon
from Anita and Casey, where she spent
two weeks visiting with relatives and
Friends ...a
Don't forget that we want 200 men
and women in the big horse back parade
at the Old Settlers Picnic Aug. 31st, in
Audubon. 34I.
c. E. Kibby has so far recovered from
his injuries received at Perry recently,
that he was ablo to come home Tues
day evening.
Harley Stafford resigned his position
as baggage man with the Northwestern
at Carroll last week and came home
Saturday.
Mrs L. o. Lane and daughter Edith
returned home Tuesday from a three
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs B. Winter. following few plea
SAINT weeks visit in Audubon with her
friend, Mrs. Sarah Musson, returned to
Atlantic Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gordef arrived home
Tuesday noon from Chicago, where she
visited several weeks with her daugh
ter, Mrs, w. D. Kirk.
Miss Martha Nielsen, of Fonda visited
in Audubon with friends Monday, going
to Brayton Tuesday TO visit her sister,
Mrs. c. T. Rasmussen.
Miss Bonnie Young, following three
weeks visit in Marshalltown with hel
uncle and at Manchester with friend
returned home Tuesday
L. E. Kline went to Omaha to bring
home his children so his wife could at
tend to the purchasing of her fall stock
OF goods. They came home Monday.
Mrs. F. H. Townsend of Atlantic and
Mrs j. A. Wagner, of Anita came tt
Audubon the first of the week to visit
with their friend, Miss Gene Culver.
S. p Douger departed Tuesday fol
Lemon and Langford, S. D., to visit hi
son at the former place and look after hi,
=, real estate interests at the latter.
Mrs. 2. c. Bradshaw, following an
enjoyable two weeks visit in Audubon
with her sister, Ms. J, c. Burkey, re
. turned to her home in Fonda Tuesday
Joe James, wife and daughter, of Eli
Horn, who visited his brother, DR.
James here, left yesterday for Spirit
Lake, where they will enjoy ten days
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VIM Booten, wife and son Garold
who were guests at the home of his bro
ther, c. d. Booten and wife in Audubon
for several days, returned to Sioux City
yesterday,
Clark Sloan returned yesterday from
Volga City, where he went two weeks
ago with A. L. Brown to visit relatives
Mr., Brown continued his visit to point!
in Illinois
Mrs Flora Preston, following an ex
tended visit in Audubon with her SOD
G. w. Preston and family departed fol
Lincoln, Neb., to visit her daughter
Mrs w. ], Collier.
Will Foley, who spent several month,
in Audubon with home folks. departed
Tuesday for Midale, Can, to look after
his farm interests BE expects to return
home by November 5th.
Lost-Between Viola and Audubon a
good pair of gold frame spectacles, Mon
day, August 10, a. m Finder leave al
Republican office and get reward.
34I F. NJ. Barrett
Mrs E. j. Todd and children, departed
4 Tuesday for their home in Salem, 5, D
They have been the guests the past tive
weeks of her brother, F, w. Smith and
4 family and had very pleasant visit,
/ G. Meislahn and sister, Mrs. Dora
Wolf and child, of Montrose, III, who
have been visiting in Audubon with
their brother, Barney Meislahn and
mother, went to Brayton yesterday to
visit relatives.
Hon w. r. Green finished his work
at the Nations capitol last week and ar
rived home Monday. He will spend his
time in Council Bluffs and Audubon
until next December, when we intend
to send him TO Congress again.
Mrs. G. E. Long wishes to announce
TO the ladies of Audubon and vicinity
beginning Sept. 1st she will show a
complete line of new and up-to-date
millinery at Kopp & Lanes Racket
Store, Audubon, Iowa. 34I
E. C. Vandenburg, formerly in the