Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-07-25

Prest-O-Lite tanks changed at the
new Garage. 24tf.
O. K Purdy was business caller in
Casey Saturday.
Fred Vermilya returned Monday from
a business visit in Des Moines
Frank herman. of Erling came to Au-
dubOn Saturday to visit friends.
Lees Lice Killer and other chicken
remedies for sale by A. H Roberts 21-tf
T E Mason has built new garage
on the rear of his lot in which to keep
his auto.
Carrie Andersen left Monday for Wis
it of several days at Underwood with
relatives.
Jess A. Huminston went to Minneap-
oils Monday on business and pleasure
combined.
Southeastern South Dakota is win
ner Why? Call at this office for in.
formation. 19-tt.
Father Mcdonald, who spent a few
days in Omaha on business, returned
home saturday.
J. w. Fulton and wife, of Atlantic
came up Saturday to visit their son, DR..
Fulton and wife.
D. NJ. Dean. wife. her mother and
Mrs Bryan. of Harlan We're Sunday Wis
itors in Audubon.
Pete Casey, of Atlantic was a bust
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Wilde over Sunday.
Hugh Hardie and wife returned
home Saturday from two weeks visit
in Casey with relatives
The Misses Marie Ohm and Ger
trude Norman went to Des Moines
Monday to visit relatives.
Rose Weighton, who visited the G.. r
Spencer family in Lake View, returned
home the last of the week.
Vernon Haderer returned to Stuart
Monday. His sister, Mrs. Lou Loss &C.
companied him to Atlantic.
Rev Braun come up from Atlantic
Saturday and held services at the Ger,
man Lutheran church Sunday.
L. J. Rippey and wife, following a
ten days visit in Winterset with rela
tiyes returned home Saturday.
Mrs E J. Hansen, of Harlan visited
IN Audubon the last of the week with
her daughter, Mrs Howard Kittell and
husband.
Sadie Nelson returned to her home in
Des Moines Monday, after a pleasant
visit here with her brother, y. Nelson
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs John Weighton return
ed home Saturday from Sioux City and
Cherokee where they went to visit rela
tives and friends.
S G.. Hunter, of Des Moines after &
visit in Audubon with J. A. Graham
and family, returned to his home il
Atlantic Thursday.
Ralph Lee, who has been at Rochester
Mimi, for some time returned home
Thursday. He underwent a successful
cperation while there.
Mrs. Theo Foxworthy, of Nebraska
who has been visiting in Audubon will
relatives left Thursday for visit a
Lorah with Mrs. H. Joyce.
For tirst,class barber work drop dowr
| TO see w. A. Bailey who conducts on,
| of the best barber shops in the country
| All our work guaranteed. 21.tf.
NJ Robinson and wife, following {
mouths pleasant visit in Audubon Will
hisbrother. Ralph and family, departed
| Monday for their home in Newport
| Nebraska
John Dudley, of Carroll, q student a
! Simpson College in DenisOn was in An
dUbJn visiting friends Saturday. II,
left the same evening for Atlantic t
visit relatives
Mrs. Anna Fowler, accompanied b.
her sister, Mrs. ". Weston, departed
| Thursday evening for Aurora, Ill, t
visit with relatives and also friends o
their girlhood days.
DR.. Jas. Hollenbeck and family visit
ed in Manning the last of the weel
with relatives Mr.. Hollenbeck is recOv
ering nicely now from the broken arm
! he received several weeks ago.
See E. H. Jacobsen for Real estate in
surance and steam ship tickets Re
member the cheap rate of insurance OIL
your town dwelling and contents. Of
fee over Smiths Drug Store. 2S-tf.
Arthur Farquhar departed Sunda.
! for Fredricktown, Ohio, to join hi
wife and daughter. After short visi
they will go to different points of inter
est in the east on pleasure trip.
Bertha Minerman who, has been at
tending College in Denison visited il
Audubon with friends, while on he
way home to Extra. She will retur1
to her school duties at Denison in abou
six weeks.
Mrs. C. Kruse and son following
pleasant visit in Audubon with he
sister, Mrs. P. A. Rasmussen and famil
returned to her home in Clinton Thurs
day. Her daughter remained for
longer visit.
Last Thursday afternoon at his HON
in Greeley township, Clint Rucker ha
the misfortune to sprain his leg severed
when he jumped from his wagon. Dr.
Brooks was sent for and dressed tn
injured member.
Mrs. F. G. Hopley and children, Q
Washington Springs, S. D., arrived i
Audubon Monday on her way to Allan
tic To visit relatives of her husband