Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-20
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j. NJ Graham, went to Harlan, Mon.
day, on business.
Home cured hidsary smoked hams.
See Jack McCort. 12I
Easter Cards and Easter perfumes at
Tricks Drug Store. 12I
A. Farquhar went to Carson yesterday
to look after some insurance business.
Jessie Hoover and Wren Lane, visited
at Atlantic between trains Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Craney, of Atlantic, was
a business visitor between trains Friday.
Lewis Bagley returned Wednesday,
from Cedar Rapids, where he had been
visiting.
Miss Myrtle Smith, of Coon Rapids
arrived Tuesday, to visit her sister, Mrs
L. V. Pulver
Fred D. and Barney Searls, went to
Charles City, Wednesday to visit their
cousin, Pearl White
Miss Ethel Asquith was a guest of
friends in Atlantic over Sunday, re-
turning Monday evening.
Mrs. Archie MacVicar, who has been
visiting at the Nash home, returned to
her home in Des Moines, Tuesday.
VIM. Mushrush, returned Tuesday
from Casey, where he spent couple of
days looking after business matters.
Nice fresh halibut, salmon, founders,
oysters, catfish and crabs direct from
Seattle, Wash. 12I Jack McCort.
A. H. Edwards, returned Monday,
from Belmont, Wis, where he visited
his son and looked after some business
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Van Gorder re-
turned Monday evening from a weeks
visit with her relatives and friends in
Des Moines.
Cecil Moon departed for Brown Lee,
Canada. Friday. He expects to secure
employment up there and remain for
the summer.
Fl. II. Phelleps, departed for Nevada,
Iowa, Wednesday to attend the Canvas
sers Institute now in session at that
thriving metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Welsh, of Guth-
RE Center, who have been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Ars. A. Settlemire
returned home Tuesday.
A special offer on our Resor-Q uinol
Hair Tonic for this week only. Extra
large bottle $1.00. If you can't come
for it phone for it. 12I Prick Drug Co.
M. F. Kerwin, came down from Car
roll, Tuesday to looh after matters of
interest. He joined Mrs. Kerwin here
and together returned to Carroll in the
evening.
J. P. Petersen and family of Hinton,
Iowa, who were called here because of
the death of Mrs. Petersen's sister,
Mrs. George Linfor, returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jens NJ. Petersen, who was
taken to the Omaha hospital about a
week ago, has successfully undergone
an operation for tumor, and is improv.
ing nicely.
The Olsen studio, is now open for
business We have on hand a large
display of fastest styles of artist proofs
and mountings. Call in and get ac-
quainted w. G. Olsen. 12I
Mrs. Chas Bagley and Mrs. Will
Layland, returned Tuesday from Hot
Springs, Ark, where they have been
taking treatment at Uncle Sans great
pleasure resort, the past six weeks.
Jake Mogg who is doing some car
penter work on the new residence of
A. F. Altman at Gray is hustling mat
tiers along so Mr.. Altman and family
will soon be able to occupy this fine
new home.
Mrs. Geo. Marsh, of Atlantic ar
rived Tuesday, to visit with Mrs. H.
G.. Rice and to be present at the shower
given by Mrs. Kibby and Mrs. Spencer,
in honor of Mrs. Rosela Stanly, at the
home of Mrs. Rice.
Perry Poberts and Sherman Lang,
left Tuesday, for Los Angles, Cali,
fornia. These two hustling young men
expect to locate permanently in the
west, and we hope to hear of their sue,
cess in the near future.
The two small children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Beason have recovered from
case of scarlet fever, the quarantine
being raised Friday. 1t seems good to
see Wills smiling face on the street
again after an absence of four weeks.
S. G. Nelson, one of the stalwart
farmers living near Oakfeld, was in the
city yesterday looking after business
matters. He has two sons who are in
business at Brayton and who are max
ing big success of their business Mr..
Nelson is reader of the Republican
and is one of its staunchest friends and