Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-13
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

lantic Friday
A couple Of piano boxes for sale
See w. c. Beason. - -,
A; P. Andersen made business trir
TO Atlantic yesterday,
y. NJ. Graham is In Guthrie Center
today looking after legal matters.
S. ]. Kopp and family who have beer
here on visit returned to their home
in Glidden last night.
Remember that Friday 14th is Flag.
Day. Buy your flags at bargain at
Renftle & Reed, South Park st. PAL
John Rooney who has been here on a
visit at the Mike Carroll home, returned
TO bis home in Seneca, ILL.,, yesterday
morning.
If you have any pop corn for sale, we
win pay the highest market price, cash
or trade Renftle g. Reed, Phone 49l,
South Park, Audubon, 24s.
Mrs. D. c. Mott and daughter, Mil.
bred, of Marengo, came to Audubon
yesterday to visit with the Chas. Bagley
and G. H. Buck families.
Fern and Genevieye johnson and
Nettie Goodell, of Coon Rapids are the
guests this week at the home of Chris
Nelson and family.
Mrs. Pamlia Kellogg came to Audi
bon Monday evening to visit with her
son, G. E. Kellogg and family. Her
home is in Woodbine.
B Aug. Burr and wife drove across the
country Sunday to Adair where they
will visit for ten days with numerous
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Fulton, who has been in the
city visiting at the home of her son,
Chas. Fulton, left last eveing for her
home in Athens, Ohio.
Ed. Evans, wife and family, re-
burned to their homein Audubon last
kvening from an extended visit with
relatives at Friend, Neb.
.gH. j. Mantz is in Burlington this
week attending the Grand Lodge OF
Che Masons. Mr.. Mantz is worship
ful master of the local lodge.
am prepared to take ten more pupils
in Audubon. Call or phone me at the
Audubon Music Co. s,
24t Dallas F. Grifford.
Miss Leah Hicok closed her school at
Brayton Friday and visited with friends
in Audubon until Monday, when she
returned to her home in. Coon Rapids
Seth Hartzell, arrived -in-AudI,bon
Friday from California te visit with mis-
son Worth and with old time acquaint.
ances. He formerly lived in this
vicinity. 4 %
Homer Booten, of Perry came down
Friday to join his wife and child and
visit over Sunday with his parents, c.
d. Booten and wife. They returned
home Monday.
2 Ancient and modern pictures of the
methods of harvesting will be shown
at the Gem theatre by James Law Sat
urday afternoon June 18th. Better &C
and see them. 24I.
Mrs. John Wagner and daughter
Grace departed Saturday for st. Louis
Mo-, where the latter will take treat
ment for curviture trouble in one Of
the Sanitariums.
Ed Van Gorder returned home Satur.
day from Cedar Rapids where he went
to attend the Bankers Convention. HIS
son, Edwin, accompanied him home
from Des Moines where he visited with
relatives.
In the past few days the Audubon
Music Company has sold pianos 20 the
following persons John Egan of Greeley
township, T. B. Kerwin of Leroy and
Jacob Baier of Greeley township. An.
dubon Music Co.
A dance was held Saturday night al
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southeast Of Audubon. A large crowd
Of people from town were present and
thirty.six numbers were out. All
present had fine time until the wee
hours of morning
Mrs. John Davis arrived home Tues.
day from Sandusky, Ohio, where she
went to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
DIR. Lauritzen. Mrs. Davis brought the
glad news to grandpa Davis that cute
baby girl arrived at the Lauritzen home
last Saturday. DR.. Lauritzen and fam.
lily formerly lived in Audubon.
For Sale-One new E. NJ. F. 30 roadster
all equipped and run 1000 miles and moi
q mark on it. Also one Model 10 Buick
passenger, equipped and in the best OF
condition, has been out two seasons
Will take cheaper cars in on either Of
these machines. G. d. Mcneil, Allan
tic, Iowa. 24I
August johnson and E. A. Taggart
with the assistance oftheirc neighbors