Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-24

ness this week.
S. M. Luse was business visitor to
Omaha yesterday.
Wall Paper at half price at Roberts
Drug Store. ADV. 43t.
Chas. White returned Tuesday from
Atlantic, where he went on business.
Beautiful paper and good paper at
half price. Roberts Drug Store. 4st.
John Lohner, of Oakland was a bust
ness visitor in Audubon fewssday this
week. ..
Miss Julia Kelleher left yesterday for
Holstein to visit, with her sister, MRS.
G. Hass.
Mrs. Alta Moon returned home Tues
day from few days visit with friends
in Carroll.
Mrs. c. J. Bisgaard went to Anita
Tuesday to see her mother who is
quite sick.
Geo. Coppersmith came home yester.
day from Des Moines, where he.went
on business.
Fred Little came down from Algona
Tuesday on business and to visit with
old friends. ....
Mrs. VIM. johnson, of jefferson is a
guest this week of her friend, Mrs. 7.
Z. Mason and family.
r. F. Schweriu arrived in Audubon
Sunday from Chicago for visit with
his aunt, Mrs. Ed. Frick and family.
J.W. Jensen, of Extra was in Audi
bon yesterday on his way to Nevada to
attend the Sanitarium Board Meeting.
Mrs. F. V. Miller and daughter Nora,
of Mt. Pleasant came to Audubon yes
terday to visit her brother, o. l.. Lane
and family.
Frew Hays and wife and Mrs. o. Mil
Ter and child went TO Marshalltown yes
terday to visit with relatives and friends
for several days.
Miss Anna Thielen, following an en-
joyable visit in Extra with relatives and
in Audubon with friends, returned to
Carroll yesterday.
Ed. Norton and wife, who moved. to
Omaha some time ago. came to Audu-
bon Tuesday to visit relatives. They
may decide to move back here.
For Sale:-Improved farm of 100
acres, eight miles southwest of Bay
ard. Price 500 per acre. Call or adj
dress, ]. E. Miller, Bayard, La. 43I.
E. /. Collins left Tuesday evening to
visit with his brother Lew at Griswold.
He also expects to meet his mother, of
Omaha who will be at Griswold for a
visit.
Chas. Stanley, of Des Moines while
in Audubon last week purchased 80
acres of the old home farm just east of
Hamlin from his mother, Mrs. w. d.
Stanley.
Word was received at this office
Tuesday of the marriage of Marshall
o. Smith, of Extra and Mrs. Lizzie
Morey. formerly of Audubon at Fresno.
Cal, Oct 2, 1912.
Miss Mary Mccarthy, who went to
Davenport last Sunday week to attend
the funeral of her friend, Mrs. Marcella
IO'Connor, and remained for visit, re-
turned home last evening
| At the p. A. Hollenbeck home, east of
Hamlin Saturday night. party was
given in honor of Miss Bertha Priestly,
who will be married to Frank Harmon
next Wednesday.
Jas. Andrews completed his fine new
barn recently and Monday night about
rs of his friends enjoyed dance in it.
Kennels Owen and Northup furnished
the music, which was the best ever
played in that barn.
Geo. Egan, of Greeley township sold
to Pete Nielsen of Hamlin last week a
bunch of 80 hogs which he delivered to
him Tuesday. The hogs averaged Mr..
Egan SEQ each or a total of $1,000.
How would you like to be the farm
er man?
M. t, Foley broke several parts to his
auto Friday night on one of the hills
in Douglas township. having to send
for the parts necessary before repairs
could be made. Mike was alone when
the accident happened and no one but
himself knows just how it occurred and
he's keeping mum.
A volunteer committee of women
will serve sandwiches and coffee at the
Boys Club rooms over Bakers store
election afternoon and evening for the
benefit of the Club. More help is need
ed. If you are willing to assist for a
couple of hours you will confer favor
by telephoning Mrs. Watts.
NJ. F. Kerwin and wife went to Car
roll yesterday to make arrangements
to have their home recently purchased
there, modernized. They will also have
two more rooms built to the house. Mr..
and Mrs. Kerwin move to Carroll be-
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