Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-09-12
The Angels all week at Opera House.

NJ. j, Fabricius Sundayed in Atlantic
with his family
Adlerika the appendicitis remedy for
sale by A. H. Roberts. 21.tf.
Clyde Keith was Sunday visitor in
Atlantic with his uncle.
E. NJ Ketchum came to Audubon
Sunday from the Bluffs.
Pete Byriel came from Adair Friday
to visit his brother James.
! Miss Bonnie Baker left Monday for
Indianola to re-enter school.
Chris Henriksen transacted business
in Anita the first Of tho week. 79 81
Strained and filtered gasoline and all
kind.of oil at the new Garage. 24tf+
John Carlson returned Friday from
South Dakota where he was working.
S. z. Hunter went to Omaha Sunday
noon for few days visit with his
family.
Frank Mantz Of Manning was in Au-
dubon Friday on his way to Atlantic on
business.
Les johnson and wife returned Fri
day from their honeymoon trip in
Kansas.
Mrs Frank Sampson went to Des
Moines the last of the week to visit with
friends.
John Wunderlee and Katie Johnson
came from Omaha Friday to visit with
friends.
Alex Ferguson left Saturday for Me-
chanicsville to visit his aged father and
other relatives
Mrs. Carrie Madsen, who visited in
Atlantic with her son Harry, returned
home Thursday.
Molly Shallow was friendly visit
or in Atlantic Sunday, returning home
Monday morning.
Anton Nelsan who spent several days
in Audubon, returned to his home in
Atlantic Monday.
Ben Hatfund, who spent week in
Audubon on business, returned to At
lantic Sunday noon.
Mrs, Ray Booton and child came from
Templeton Saturday to visit her par
ents, ]. c. Boyer and wife.
Fred Hoenke, who is working at the
Canning factory here, spent Sunday
in Atlantic with his family.
John Peterman went to Atlantic the
last Of the week to work with his son
Lester, who is building contractor.
B. c, Malone, of Burlington, No.,
came from New Market last week and
is the new druggist at the Frick Drug
Store.
Ed. Lowe and wife, who visited in
Audubon with his uncle, VIM. Layland
and family, left Monday for their home
at williamsburg.
Mrs. Lena Walker went to Omaha
Monday to have her eye, which has
been bothering her for some time, treat
ed by specialist.
Mrs. L. Larsen arrived in Audubon
Friday to visit at the home of Ed. Russ
and family and with other friends. Her
home is in California.
Mrs. Geo. Grau returned to her home
in Marine Sunday. after pleasant visit
in Audubon with ]. Jensen and family
and at the Farmers Home. :
Miss Mabel Tanner and Bryce Wor-
rell returned to their home in Williams
burg Friday. They visited with Ernest
Reed and family while here.
Mrs. E. w. Soar arrived in Audubon
Friday evening from Butte, Mont, for
an indefinite visit with her father-in
law, D. E. Soar and other relatives.
For Sale:-Dickinso Co. farms. Can
save you money on same, Choice farms
close to Milford and Lake Okoboji. See
me before buying. F. E. Griffith, Mill
| ford, Ia. 21-tf.
Miss Gertrude Pagan, following an
enjoyable two weeks visit in Audubon
at the home of M. F. Kerwin and fam.
lily, returned to her home in Casey Sum
day noon.
Mrs. Matt johnson and daughter,
Mrs. Hans Albertsen, after weeks Wis
it in Valley Junction with the formers
sister, Mrs. Hans Brown, returned
home Friday.
w. A. Eychaner. who installed the
heating plant here at the library and
put one in at Ed. Van Gorder's, ac-
companied by his wife, left Thursday
for Des Moines.
Geo. A. Slayton completed new two
story house and combination corn crib
and granery for his parents, Harvey S.
Slayton and wife, living four miles
northwest of Audubon Saturday,
VIM. Owen, Jr., and family of Ded-
ham, passed Sunday at the home of her
parents, Henry Sunberg, ST., and wife.
They enjoyed a several hours joy ride
| with their brother-in.law, Bird LETTER
in his new auto.