Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-20

Will g. Wilson went to Scotland, S,
D., Sunday on business and to visit with
his wifes relatives.
j. F. Russell and wife came down
from Fl Dodge Tuesday to visit at the
home of ]. A. Nash.
Mrs Mary Wilson, of Massena, who
visited here with the p. Petersen fam
lily went to Atlantic yesterday to visit
relatives.
Mrs. S. w. Wright and children went
to Council Bluffs last evening to join
her husband and visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs Elizabeth --alliard came to Au-
dubon last evening from Des Dimes to
visit with her sister, RS. H. w. Will
son and family.
RS. Carl Hansen returned to her
home in Atlantic last evening, after a
pleasant visit here with her brother, N.
-. Nelson and wife.
F. o. Niklason and family left yester-
day for ten days fishing expedition at
Spirit Lake and other places of pleasure
in that section of Iowa.
Miss Bette johnson arrived in Audi.
bon yesterday from San Francisco, Cal,
for an extended visit with her uncle, Fl.
c., Hansen and family.
John Dillon and wife came to Audi.
bon from Panama the last of the week
Mr.. Dillon has been engaged as cook
at the Hamilton g. Schmidt restaurant
which will be opened soon.
ISIS John Hutchins, of --aquoketa
and ISIS Anna Hutchins, Omaha came
to Audubon last evening to visit with
their sister, RS. j. Fl. Tremaine and
family at the Park Hotel
Used Indian -otorcycle for sale.
A H. P. single, used only ten weeks last
year and is o. X. Property of Drake
student and can be bought right if
taken soon. VIM. Boust, Audubon. %.
Barney Deets, who was SO severely
injured in runaway recently, is not
getting along as well as his friends wish
for, and it is feared his arm will have
to be amputated. Mrs. Deets is coming
along nicely.
Miss Elizabeth Davis went to Mann
ing yesterday to meet her mother, Mrs.
w. B. Davis upon her return from a
years absence in Morristown, N. d.
Mr. Davis remained to look after some
business affairs.
Wormy hogs don't make money.
Neither do busy chickens. Stanford
Hog Regulator at loot pound and
dip at S1.O0 gallon are money MAX
ers. Large discounts on quantity or
ders. Prick Drug Co. 25.
Nikalson & Leonard is the style of a
new real estate firm. They have farms
for sale in all sections of the country
and are in position to sell on terms
that will command the attention of the
purchasers Watch for further partic-
ulars in another issue of this paper.
Mrs. ]. C. Boyer went to Manning
Monday evening to join number of
ladies who are delegates to the annual
convention of the Degree of Honor
which has been in session at Council
Bluffs this week. Mrs. Boyer is dele
gate from the Audubon auxiliary.
Mrs. Ed. Seebers, of Miles. Ia, Miss
Wells, of Waterloo and Ed. Abrams,
of Iowa City came to Audubon Tues
day and are guests at the Emil Bilharz
home. Mr. Abrams graduated from
the College of Liberal Arts this month
and is here on an extended visit with
his aunt.
Iowa Farms for sale:-I have ten
special bargains to offer you and can
save you from one to ten dollars an acre
on each one of the them. A well i'm
proved 800 acre farm at sos. 90 per acre.
Well improved 200 one mile to town and
fine schools. at $500 per acre. Others
just as cheap. F. G. Griffith, Milford,
Iowa. esp.
A splendid program was given by
the children and young people of Ross
=. E. church last Sabbath. The house
was filed to overlooking, many being
obliged to stand about the windows
and doors outside. An offering of Sill
was taken, of which $40. 90 was sent to
the students fund Of the Board of Edu.
cation of the --ethodist church. Rev.
E. B. scroggan is pastor.