Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-23

Friday evening on business,
Chris Nelson went to Elk Horn Fri
day to attend church meeting.
n. A. Krogh was in Dexter the la t
of the week on real estate deal.
Att. c. S. White was business call.
er in Atlantic the last of the week
Adlerika the appendicitis remedy for
sale by A. II. Roberts. 21tf.
For sale:-Three spans of good heavy
work mules Apply to Ward q Weigh
ton. 12tf
Chas Bagley was in Atlantic the last
week on business and to visit with rel
atives
Frank Smutney left Thursday for o
visit with relatives and friends in De-
Moines
John Peters came from Waterloo Fri
day TO look after business matters and
visit friends
Miss Flossie Reynolds went to Des
Moines Friday to visit her aunt Mrs
w F Brann.
Grandma Swender went to Harlal
Thursday for an extended visit with
two of her sons.
JAS. Buckner came to Audubon Fri
lay from Omaha to look after his real
estate interests.
J. T. Baker came down from Spiri;
Leke Thursday to visit with friends and
look after business.
E. j. Steudemann, who transacted
business in Audubon returned TO hi
home IN Manning Friday
Mrs Mary Clark, following a pleas.
ant visit at Staples, Mimi, with rela
tives, returned home Thursday.
John Needles, who was called here Oh
account of the death of his mother, re
turned to his home i'll Sioux City last
Friday.
Mrs S V. Hunter, of Glidden who
was here to attend the late Mrs. Needle
funeral and visit relatives returned to
her home Friday.
Art Higgins, who was here helping
on the masonery work on the Tom
Stafford house, returned to his home at
Stuart Thursday.
Harness shop for sale, only one in the
best small town in n. w Iowa. Fine
business. Good reason for selling Write
quick. F. Z. Griffith, Milford, la, PIC
Miss Berda Sanborn, following a visit
of several days here with her cousin,
Mrs. Ed. Evans and family, departed
for her home at Gretna, Neb. Friday.
Fresh Hallibut direct from
SEATTLE, Channel cat, Ellis, Founders
ana Smoked Columbia river salmon,
at the Weighton Meat Market PIG
t. ] Stafford and son Lige went to
o naha Friday to purchase material for
the new modern home he is building,
and to visit over Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Cowles, who went to OF
tumwa TO attend the P. E. o. conven-
ton and visited with her son, Nelson
and family, returned lone Thursd day.
For Sale:-Dickinson Co. farms. Can
save you money on same, Choice farms
close to Milford and Lake Okaboji. See
me before buying. F. E. Griffith, Mil
ford, la. cliff.
Arthur Farquhar and his sister Miss
Mae returned home Thursday from Fit
Dodge where he attended an insurance
convention and Miss Farquhar visited
friends
Manager Loveland of the Audubon
Canning Co. was out through the coun
try Friday looking at the sweet corn
prospect. He reports plenty of corn and
good stand.
Uncle Richard Smith, who formerly
lived here, but now of Indianola, came
to Audubon last week for visit with
HIS sOL-lu-ldW, u. L 4hiiICl anu idLuiiy
He also had good visit with Uncle
Jesse Keith and other old time friends.
Doctors Childs and May made house
to house canvas one night last week and
used anti-toxin on children where ever
it was desired as prevention for diph-
iberia. 1t took the doctors most of the
night and they used all the anti toxin
at hand.
The Misses Mamie Hagedorn and
Carrie Kolle and Eric Jensen came to
Audubon Friday from Omaha to attend
the wedding of Mr.. Jens X. Jensen and
Miss Berthalena Nel.on, which occurred
Friday evening. The two Mr.. Jensens
are brothers.
Mrs w. S. Smith, following visit
of several weeks here with her parents,
L. G. johnson and wrfe, departed for
her home in Kansas City Mo-, Friday
She was accompanied as far as Atlantic
by her sister Mildred to visit with the
Rem Phelps family.
A new dray line, called The Pony
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