Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-01-18
See Lena Rivers Jan. 2s. Nuff sed.

Des MONIES Friday. s.
Geo. E. Kellogg was q business visit
or to Atlantic Monday. !. Il. -.
Miss Ada Rubel OF, Omaha, is visiting
r. j. Creveling and wife.
Fred jacobsen went. ia Walnut Tues
day to visit with relatives ~
Ed. Beason, who was in Omaha on
business came home Friday.
FOR SALE. 4-7-roem modern Bunga-
low.a$ Frank Wilson - ~ soft.
Art.Schrader and Lew >lSchupp were
business visitors to Atlantic Saturday.
Frank Adams fetuined h6ine Friday
from,a business trip Of a few days in
,.Is; :es.; ',s...ts
Ed. Prick had very conspicuous sign
displayed in front Of the drug store
this week. 81,
Miss Ethel Rucker was an over Thurs
day night visitor in Atlantic, returning
Friday. noon.
PUBLIC SALE~-Of 90 horses, 100
head of cattle at A. d. Benton's, about
February 1st. 81,
G. B. Lombard and H. B. Mullan of
Des Moines transacted business in Au-
dubon Friday. 90. +, $50 "'' -
u. Lattimer arrived lin Audubon Fri
day from st. Louis, Mo, to look after
business matters. .,r,..+
Miss Lena Olsen returned Tuesday to
her home in Council Bluffs after visit
here with friends.
FOR SALE-Fresh cow four years
old with calf two weeks old. Inquire
of A. G. Harmon. 30.
There is some talk of another barber
shop being strated in the, vacant build
ing on lower Broadway.
Mrs. c. j. Christensen and daughter
Mary were up from Brayton Monday to
have the latter'seyes treated.
Miss Marie Ohm, who has been home
since October, returned to her work as
rnilliner in Des Moines Tuesday.
August Shallow of Atlantic was an
over night visitor in Audubon Satur.
day with friends, returning home Sun
day noon.
DR.. c. S. McLeran arrived home Mon.
day evening from Ell Reno, Okla. where
he was for week on a hunting trip
1 and visiting friends.
| N. B. Leonard and wife returned to
Lorah Friday. They were here on the
most important matter of their lives,
that of becoming one.
FOR SALE-Two fine room resi-,
dences. Finest lacation in the city.
See Drake the Insurance man for terms
or phone 201 White. 2-tf
Do You want nice large ten cent
loaf of home made bread, the kind that
mother used to make. AT Renftle Bar.
gain Store and Bakery. 30.
C. H. Earhart returned to his home
in Des Moines Saturday aftera pleasant
visit here with G. F. Davis and family
and oldtime acquaintance of former
days.
Thomas Law has decided to hold a
public sale Jan. 30th. He has rented
his farm and will spend couple OF
years resting up and taking life little
easier.
r. j. Loveland left Tuesday for Des
Moines to attend the Gamers Conven.
ton. His wife and children accompa-
MED him as far as Dexter for visit
with friends.
c. L. Tramp and J. Fl. Baker went
down to Brayton Saturday eve to at
tend the joint installation of the l. O.
o. +. Audubon Lodge, No. 211 and
the Rebekah's. .
Mrs. Rev. Macintosh and daughter
Florence arrived in Audubon this week
from Worthington, Mimi, and are the
guests of her sister. Mrs. Hans Christen
sen and family.
Chas. Ahrends departed Friday noon
for his home at La Porte, Ind, follow
ing visit of several weeks here with
his brother-in law, Henry Sunberg, ST..
and other relatives.
Mrs. j. A. Nash, who was at st. Louis
No., attending meeting of Board o.
Directors of the National Federation OF
Women's Clubs, of which she is a mem
Der, arrived home Monday noon.
The new proprietors of the Booster
Cafe are hustlers. You can get some
thing to eat day or night. 1t is also
the only short order house in town
They will appreciate your trade.
So Per hundred for collecting names
and addresses. Steady work Send 1Ot
for information, application blanks etc
Local Advertising Co.
Ebert Colo.
Word comes from Rochester MINI.
that C. III. Reynolds was operated upor