Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-03-14
A. N. Detwiler has been confnsd {,

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A. N. Detwiler has been confined {,
his home the past week. Heappears t,
have caught cold which settled in hi
neck and this has given him consider
able grief.
Frank Herndon went to Atlantic
Monday on business and then to Coun
Gil Bluffs to attend the Ninth District
Republican Convention that was hello
there Tuesday.
Chas. Campbell and his sister Miss
Katie arrived home the last of the week
from Wolsey and other points in South
Dakota where they visited for a fort.
night with friends.
Geo. McNary and wife who were
called to the home of his mother at
Lancaster, Mo, two weeks ago, arriy-
ed home Sunday noon. He reports his
mother much better.
Miss Daisy Arnold, who came here
Sunday noon to work at the Wilson &
Freeman store was called to her home
in Earlham Monday, because of the
serious illness of her father.
Bert Eaton took seriously i'll Saturday
with pneumonia, and at night his fever
was 105. Miss Myrtle McVey ATTAINED
nurse of Atlantic was sent for and came
here Sunday noon to care for him.
st. Patrick and Easter cards are now
ready for your early selection. We
take orders for cut flowers for all &C.
casions. Please order early. III.
Prick Drug Co.
Mrs. j. A. Humiston went to Roches.
ter, Mimi, Sunday evening, where she
will undergo an examination and prob
able operation. She was accompanied
by DR.. A. l.. Brooks and Miss Eliza
beth Davis.
Walter Fredricksen and family de-
parted Monday morning for their new
home in Boise, Idaho. Miss Mae Troy
Fredricksen accompanied them and will
make her home with the family for
the present.
Our wall paper department speaks
for itself. If we did not have the bar
gains we would not be selling so much
Proof enough. Your loss if you fail to
see our stock and compare our prices.
Prick Drug Co. lie.
Mrs. j. j. Rupert, of Horton, Kans.,
who visited here for several days with
her husband, Rev. Rupert, left yester-
day for Villisca to visit few days with
her sister, Mrs. L. G. Pierce, when she
will return to her home.
People cannot be too careful this kind
of weather. and especially people who
are not real healthy should be very care
full when the weather breaks up as it is
then when one gets pneumonia and
other dangerous ailments.
John Ward likes to travel in stormy
weather as general rule. He left
Monday morning for Chicago for sew
eral days visit with friends and later
will attend to some business matters
elsewhere before returning.
Mrs. Geo. Morey and two children
who spent couple of weeks in Stuart
with her daughter, Mrs. r. Shelley,
returned home Sunday noon. She is
to move to Herman, Calf.
where she will make her home for the
present.
| Miss Anna Jensen. who spent the
winter here with her uncle, Ole Jensen
and family, departed for her home at
Viborg, S. D., Tuesday. She was ac-
by Mr.. Jensen and family
for an extended visit with relatives and
old time friends.
Nels P. Hoegh, of Brayton, was in
the city Saturday attending the con-
He took time to call at the
Office to compliment us on
the excellent paper we We're publishing.
He left that evening for Davenport for
a short visit with his only sister in
Mrs. Leeborn, who isseventy-
three years of age.