Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-04-11
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w. c. Sheets was business caller in
Atlantic Tuesday.
F. H. McFadden was business caller
in Carroll Tuesday.
Joe Moon of Atlantic was business
caller in Audubon Monday.
H. J. Mantz will go to Council Bluffs
this evening on legal business.
You will always find full line of cakes
and cookies at Renftle's. 15c.
For good harness and flexible collars
go to Martin Larson. 14-tf.
B L. Darnold, who was in Des Moines
on business for the city, returned home
Tuesday.
r. J. Herbert of Atlantic visited in
Audubon Monday with his brother, r.
l.. Herbert.
J. B. Ashby returned home Tuesday
from Boone, where he spent a few days
on business.
Henry Kleuver shipped car load of
cattle to Chicago Monday, accompany
ing the same.
DR.. j. X Doraldson, who was in Car
roll on business, returned home Tues
day morning.
j. w. Richards went to Omaha Tues
day to visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Mae Spencer
S. E. Van Osdal came from Manila
Monday to visit with friends and look
after business
Northup Bros. shipped two car loads
of hogs to the Cudahy, Wis, market
Monday evening
VIM Theilen of Carroll was in Audi
bon Monday on his way to Extra to Wis.,
it with his son Pete.
Mrs Mary Sallatt, who was the guest
of Mrs, Geo. Henricksen, departed for
Kansas City Monday.
Mrs Ralph Robinson went to Allan
tic Monday to visit her uncle and aunt,
Abe Foster and wife.
E. N Taggert, who was in Coon Rap
ids on business for several days, re-
turned home yesterday.
/ o. l. Lane returned home Tuesday
from Sioux City where he purchased
four car loads of cattle.
Andrew Gibson went to Manning yes
terday to visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Dethletfs and family.
Mrs. Sam Walters came up from On
aha Monday to pay visit to her par
ents, l.. B. Jennings and wife.
Write for your apple, plum, cherr',
fruit trees to W. NJ. Bomberger, Har.
Ian, Iowa. 14c
A limited amount of money to loan
on town property on short time. En-
quire at this office. 146.
Your choice in six kinds of sweat
guards and four kinds of flexible col
lars at Martin Larsons. Tiff.
The Misses Wally Wonsmos and Hazel
Mormon went to Des Moines Saturday
evening to visit over Sunday with
friends.
J he Misses Genevieve Mccarthy and
Wayne Downey went to Atlantic Tues
day evening to visit with friends for a
few days.
Agt. G. E. Long of the Northwestern
road returned home Monday from an
over Sunday visit in Clinton with
relatives.
John Dubbels of Clayton county came
to Audubon Saturday to visit with his
nephew, VIM. Ditto, nine miles east of
Audubon.
Peter Bransten and family came up
from Wiota Saturday to visit over Sun.
day with her parents. Jasper Jensen
and family.
Walk Crees. wife and two youngest
sons returned home Tuesday. after a
weeks visit in Lake View with relatives
and friends.
Fl. G.. Nichols and daughter Mrs.
Julia Parsons returned home Tuesday
from visit of several days in Panora
with relatives.
Mrs. Harp Wilson, following a pleas
ant weeks visit in Des Moines with her
sister, Mrs. James Barclay, returned
home Monday.
DR.. Childs and daughter, Olivene re-
turned home Saturday from Council
Bluffs. where they spent week visit
ing his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Miller left Mon
day to attend the Presbytery held at
Missouri Valley Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week.
Mrs. John Hoeye of Colorado, who
visited here with Mrs. John Randolph.
went oyer to Guthrie Center, Monday,
to visit with friends.
Miss Georgia Cooley, following visit
here during Easter week with her
grandparents, c. E. Gates and wife, re.
turned to her home in Atlantic Tues