Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-27


DR.. May returned home yesterday
from visit with his parents at Rus
/ sell, Iowa.
Miss Helen Rachel leaves the first of
the week TO visit with her cousin over
the 4th at sibley.
Miss Clyya Thornton, of Omaha came
to Audubon last evening and is the
guest of A. NJ. Fuller and wife.
/ Chas. Carrier returned to his home
at Newton Tuesday, after visit here
with W. w. Smith and family.
j. H. Baker is having the interior
and exterior of his store rooms repaint-
ed. This makes a decided improvement
I Ham Campbell and wife came to Au-
dubon last evening for a few days visit
with relatives. Their home is in Anita
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
serve ice cream and cake in the park
next Saturday. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public.
j. G.. Thomson and wife went to AL
coma yesterday to attend the Algona
Iowa Guernsey Breeders Summer Meet
ing and visit with friends.
The Womans Home Missionary society
of the NJ. E. Church will hold their reg
ular monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Freedline Tuesday July End.
Mrs, Frank W. johnson, and two
children of Chicago, arrived in Audi.
bon last evening for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. j. Mel Graham and family
Mrs, Tad Evans and child went to
Greenfield yesterday to visit with her
parents, j. c. Vandivier and wife. Tad
and Bert Evans accompanied them as far
as Omaha.
Mrs. Rob't. Armstrong and daughter
Ruby arrived in Audubon Tuesday, from
Peetz, Colo, for an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Will Coyne and family
and other relatives.
W. S. Parnham, wife and daughter
Lille, following weeks visit here with
the John Parnham family in the coun-
try, departed last evening for their
home at Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Mrs. n, Downey and family are en-
PERTAINING at their home in Audubon,
her two sisters, Mrs. Kate Delaney, of
David City, Neb., and Mrs. Sarah Nc
Guire of Lincoln, Neb., who arrived
here last evening.
James Law has moved the old land
mark south of the Court House TO the
lots north of the Booten hotel where
the building will be remodeled into a
tenament house. The moving was done
with his large traction engine.
i E. G. Curtis, of Chicago, arrived in
Audubon Sunday noon and is guest
this week at the Bilharz homes. Mr..
Curtis is member of the j. B. Farwell
wholesale company and is spending his
summer vacation with old friends. I:
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger.
man Lutheran church was delightfully."-
tentertaiued yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Joe Blohm five miles
southwest of town. A large dinner
was served and the afternoon was pleas
antly passed by all present. s
Gillett Co, of Chicago, the Original
tors of baking powder, has put up for
j. G, Boyer a special brand. Of powder
under the label of Dutch Girl 9 This
brand stands for the highest quality
Call at Mr.. Boyer's store and secure a
sample box for the asking. PSI,
Arthur Farquhar VASE over to Guthrie
Center yesterday making settlement
with the heirs of J. P. Foresman on
three insurance policies held in the
Register Life of which Mr.. Farquhar
is district representative. Mr.. Fores-
man held three policies in this company
Mrs F. A. johnson entertained TWEEN.
~ ladies at her home Tuesday afternoon
in honor OF Mrs Gould and Miss Martha
Buck of Morris, III, The ladies had a
most delightful time regardless of the
extreme hot weather and the excellent
refreshments that were served helped to
keep them cool and comfortable.
Mrs. Ed. Frick and grand daughter,
Ollivene Childs leave today for Lake
Okoboji 10 join her husband and take
their summer outing. Mrs. r. F. Childs
and son Edward depart for Colorago
Springs, Colo, on an extended visit and
sightseeing trip. Upon their return
Miss Daisy Frick will take her summer
vacation
Hans Pagh, of Howard, S. D., and
Miss Hilma Larsen, of Omaha, arrived
in Audubon last evening and are guests
at the home of p Fl. Paulson. during
their short stay in our city. They will
be married tomorrow. after which they
will depart for their future home at
Howard,s S. d. They are both well
known here having previously resided
in Audubon.