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

Lake and Howard Ulrich returned
Saturday from a weeks visit in Omaha
with friends.
DR.. Rosenbladt, now of Des Moines
was an over Sunday visitor in Audubon
with his family
Favorite favors at tricks Fountain.
Quality and cleanliness and good ser
vice our motto. 29-tf.
Miss Lavinia Steele came from Des
Moines Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Gertrude Nelson.
L. S, Bridenstine returned SATURDAY.
from two weeks visit in Sioux Falls
). D., with his son John.
The Misses Alice and Olive Kopp re
turned Monday from a visit at Glidden,
with their brother Sam,
Hans Petersen and wife departed for
Rochester Monday, where the latter
will undergo an operation.
Marie Harris returned to her home il
Atlantic Monday, after a visit with hel
uncle, Otis Harris and family.
Carrie Andersen. after two weeks
visit at Underwood with relatives, re.
turned to Audubon Saturday.
Sealing wax, parafne and Mrs. Price ;
canning compound, sold at tricks Drug
Store. 29.tf.
Miss Bucklin, of st. Paul, Mimi, ar,
rived in Audubon Monday to visit heI
friends, the Misses Alice and Olive
Gardner.
Mrs. Bertha LemoreauX, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs John Rel
nemund, returned home to Des Moines
Saturday.
Thelma, daughter of John Kempf and
wife, had an operation performed.
for adnOids Sunday and also had her ton
sis removed
Jack Lemon, conductor on the Audu.
oon branch of the Rock Island was call.
I'd to Dakota Monday, because of hi,
brothers illness.
Uncle Jessie Keith and wife, whovis
tied in Glidden with their daughter
Mrs. Sam Hunter and family, returned
home Saturday.
R1ron an1 7 nrriEA TanSaY 20
heir home in Council Bluffs Monday
lfter a visit in Audubon with their un.
lie, J. X Jensen and wife.
Standard Hog Regulator and Fly-Shy
are money savers. International anG
Standard Stock and Poultry Remedies
sold by the Frick Drug Co. 31.tf.
E NJ. Fuller, following several day.
pleasant visit in Audubon with his par
ents, A. NJ. Fuller and wife, returned
70 his home in Omaha Monday.
Miss Agnes Collins came from Allan
tic Monday to visit with Miss Nelli,
Foley. The ladies are partners in {
Millinary establishment in Atlantic.
Do you want to buy small acreag,
with good house and barn joining tn
town of Audubon. See me at the store
J. NJ. Renftle, South Park ST. 32I.
w. H. Bolton. who visited at Mil.
ford with his son Ray and family, came
home Monday. He brought down {
buffalo fish with him that weighed Il
pounds.
Mrs. E. c. Carlson and children re.
turned home Tuesday from six weeks
visit in Boone with relatives. Mr.. Carl.
son went TO Carroll Tuesday morning
to meet them.
Mrs. J. NJ. Edwards returned home
Monday from two weeks visit With
her parents, Joe James and wife, il,
Creston. Her parents accompanied her
home for a visit
Att. Joe H. Ross and family left Sat.
urdry noon in their auto for Sioux City.
where Mrs. Ross and children will visit
relatives while Joe goes on TO Rapid
City, S. d, to look after some bushes.
matters.
Mrs. c. E. Kibby and daughter Flor.
ence Went to Perry Saturday for a two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. H.
Booten and family. Upon their return
they expect to go to Arcadia, Neb., for
an indefinite visit with relatives anG
friends.
Andrew Mekkelsen and family had a
narrow escape from serious injury when
their team attached to a carriage ran
away near Eamlin Sunday. They be.
came frightened at passing auto al.
though the auto driver was very careful
and after running some distance be-
came loose from the carriage which
was fortunate for the occupants, a
otherwise some of them might have
been killed. The carriage was slightly
damaged.
Making money Ola the farm is not a
matter of chance. 1t depends upon
knowing how and upon an understand
ng of all conditions. There is no bet
;er means of obtaining the necessary
than a careful reading of
The Iowa Homestead, which is the old. |