Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-31
Sam shoup returned Thursday from

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Viggo Rasmussen was business Wis
itor to Omaha Tuesday.
The first touch of winter in Audubon
was felt Tuesday morning
Bert Freeman leftfor Glenwood Tues
day where he expects to work.
Mrs. Lizzie Wright Ellis is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. G. Wright.
Lift Collins, of Atlantic transacted
business in Audubon yesterday.
j. @. Boyer and wife went to Des
Moines Sunday noon on business.
Geo. Hoover returned from Omaha
Friday, where ba went on business.
Until Dec. LIST, we offer wall paper at
half price. A. H. Roobets. 43F.
For Sale:-Four dozen fine chickens.
See Mrs. Cunningham. AID.
Wall Paper at half price at Roberts
Drug Store. 43t
Martin Sorensen was a business visit
or in Guthrie Center the last of the week.
Mrs. G.. E. Long returned Sunday
from few days business visit in Car
roll
John Weighton returned Tuesday
from Manning where he went on bust
mess.
Adolph Wolff returned from Mime
sofa Friday, where he had been for
some time.
Mrs. Gretchen Conant went to Des
Moines Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs Fl. Hanley
Grant Lancelot, of Des Moines was
business visitor in Auduaon Tuesday.
He also visited with relatives near
Gray. He reports his father of Extra,
able to be up and around with the aid
of crutches. .......
L. ". Pulver and wife were called to
Coon Rapids last week on account of
the serious illness of his father. Mr..
Pulver died Wednesday and WAS buried
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Pulver return
ed home Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. E. Clark arrived in Audi
bon Friday evening from Milestone,
Can, on an extended visit with her sis
ter, Mrs Ed Bilharz and family Her
husband, DIR. Clark formerly conducted
dentists office in Audubon.
Mrs. III. G. Lane and brother, J. o.
Grant and wife came to Audubon Fri
day from Oskaloosa to visit with the
formers daughter, Mrs. B. r. Castor
and family. They will also visit in
Kansas and Oklahoma before returning
to their home.
Miss Augusta Hansen went to Rochest-
or Sunday to consult with the Drs.
Mayo Miss Theresa CASTOR accompa-
MED her. A telegram received in Au-
dubon Tuesday by relatives, states that
.--Miss Hansen underwent a successful
surgio operation.
Miss Fannie Smutney and brother
Charles went to Lincoln, Neb., Tuesday
to see their uncle, A. Smutney, who is
very sick. Miss Fannie will go from
there to Chicago and take an embalm-
ers course in the Barnes Undertaking
g. Embalming School.
The ladies of the Missionary Society
of the Christian church announce a
social for Friday evening, Nov. LIST, to
be held at the home of Mrs. Jas. Hollen-
b,sx. ADJUSTMENTS have been planned
and refreshments will be served. In
short general good time is expected.
Come everybody.
Alex Ferguson tells us that at his pub
lie sale held recently, he received 800
for a half blood Jersey cow, and $40 for
Jersey calf. He remarked that this
was the highest price mich COW he had
ever sold. We hope cows will bring as
much on the market next year as they
have done this year.
Mr. and Mrs Orland X. Purdy, of
Casey, Ia, are the happy parents of
baby boy which arrived at their home
Oct. 18th. Mr.. Purdy will be remem-
bered by our people as the genial and
affable young druggist who was en-
ployed with the Prick Drug Co., during
the early part of the summer. He and
his wife have many friends here who
are glad to know that they are well
and prosperous in that hustling Guthtie
county town.
G. H. Jennings. son of L. B. Jennings
and wife of Audubon, who is operator
for the Northwestern Ry., in Carroll
holding down the Bird, trick, has been
notified of another promotion. He is
offered the 1st, trick position in Council
Bluffs, the change to take place by Nov.
10th. He may not accept it, as he can
come from Carroll every Sunday to see
his parents. 1t was only last June that
Chas. was helper at the depot in Audi
bon and this makes his third promotion
in four months.
The Carroll Herald The Audubon
high school, foot ball team that play
ed at Carroll last Saturday had some
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