Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08

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Nellie Foley came up from Atlanta
Thursday to visit with home folks.
Marinus Jensen went to Harlan Fri
day for an over Sunday visit with rela
tives
Mrs. John Ward returned the last OF
the week from visit with friends in
Omaha,
Nels c. Sorensen departed Thursday
last for visit of ten days with relatives
in Minnesota.
Jacob Petersen and wife went to
Storm Lake Friday to visit Jas. Peter.
sen and family
Frank Staber, who was here in Justice
court Friday returned to his work at
Dedham Saturday.
Ray Booten, now of Templeton, visit
ed in Audubon the last of the week with
his wife and child.
Fred Splies and wife, of Luana came
to Audubon Thursday to visit with heI
brother, Aug. Oelke,
Oscar Jensen, who spent week il
Omaha and Des Moines on business, re.
turned home Thursday.
Mrs \. Kittell and daughter Ada
went to Spirit Lake Monday to visit
friends and enjoy an outing.
Nettie Morrissey came up from De-
Moines Saturday to see her mother, re
turning home on the Sunday noon train
Clark Wilson and wife left Saturday
for Spirit Lake to visit their daughter,
Mrs. John White and family for sew,
eral days.
Herman Christensen, Chas. Petersen
and several others departed Monday foi
the Dakotas where they will work il
harvest fields.
Miss Ruth Anderson returned home
last week from a visit of six week il
Cedar Rapids, Davenport and Chicago
with relatives.
L. G. Swender returned to Harlan
Monday, after a few days visit in Au
dubon with his sister, Mrs J,H. Freed
line and family.
Peter Morrison and Mrs. c.. w. Chris
Jensen and children, departed Friday
for Dell Rapids, 5. D., to visit few
weeks with relatives.
Archie MacVicar, following a two
weeks pleasant visit in Audubon witt
his uncle, John A. Nash, returned t
Des Moines Sunday noon.
If you wish a bargain in town proper
ty or good improved farms, see H.
Savage at this Office or phone 215 Red
have several good offers. 31c.
Sheriff Crees and wife returned the
last of the week from the Bluffs, where
they took the King children to be placed
in the Christian Home there.
For frst-class barber work drop dowr
TO see w. A. Bailey who conducts ont
of the best barber shops in the country
All our work guaranteed. cliff.
We guarantee to write your insur-
! ance in reliable companies, and pay
losses in full. See me before you insure
A. F. Darke, The Insurance Man. 30. IT.
Mrs. J. F. Russell and son, of Fl
Dodge returned home Saturday, after
visit at the J. A. Nash home. He
daughter Gertrude remained for long
er visit.
VIM. Armstrong who formerly hve(
here, but now of Peetz, Colo, arrived
in Audubon Thursday ON business anC
to visit relatives and old time friend,
for a fortnight
Mrs P Mccall and daughter Mon
lea, who were called here to attend the
funeral of her niece, Miss Mabel Roth.
departed for her home in Woonsocket
). D., Saturday.
Mrs. Win Settlemire and daughter
Renna, who were called TO Peetz, Colo.
six weeks ago, because of the serious
illness of her sister, arrived home thu
last of the week.
G.. A. Foley and daughter Cecilia
went TO the Bluffs Thursday to visit
relatives. His daughter Lillian and son
Leo accompanied them to Casey to Wis.
it friends and relatives.
Mrs. Laura Hines, of Kansas CITY.
who has been visiting in Audubon with
her nephew, w. Crees and family, left
Saturday for Griswold to visit her sis,
ter, Mrs, Belle Buchanan.
Bert Keith and wife ploved into the
rooms over the restaurant this week.
J. X. Jensen and wife will move into
the Keith home, recently purchased by
them, as soon as some needed repairs
are made.
Miss Fannie Brasnard, who has been
at Cedar Falls taking the short course
in teaching the past two months, atthe
Normal College, returned home Satur-
day She also visited with her uncle,
Walter Brainard and wife at Pocahon.
tas for a week.
Mae Bamsey, of Howard, S. d. fol- |
lowing q pleasant visit with her GRAND |