Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-06-19

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Prest- O-Lite tank exchanged at
Schouboe's garage. 10th
For rent or Sale-Two six room
houses In good repair. VIM. Lay,
land. 24t
Virgil johnson who has been STAYING
at Linwood, Neb., the past ten days has
returned home.
100 acres well improved farm. Call
or write. Chris Andersen, Route No
3 Audubon 238d.
Mrs. G.. E. Long returned from Man
ming. Monday, where she accompanied
her husband, on Sunday.
Mrs. John Wagner and daughter
Grace, went to st. Louis Sunday to be
gone a week or ten days.
Miss Nellie Turner departed Tuesday
for Akron, Colo, where she will spend
the summer with relatives.
Joe McCullum and children who
have been visiting his mother at
Scranton, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie McIntire and Mrs. w
VI hlUhiOt "CIC buO CibO
over Sunday visiting their father, John
Davis
III. T. Watson, of Des Moines who has
sold nursery stock in this county the
past twenty years was here the fore
Fart of the week.
hurry Preston, severed his con.
nectIon with the Berringer barber
shop, Saturday, and returned to his
home in Atlantic.
Will Harmon and wife. arrived from
Omaha, Monday, to visit his brother
James Harmon, and perhaps may make
this his future home again.
Chas. Phillips and Frank and jeff
Tracy, of Guthrie Center were over
Tuesday visiting friends and looking
after some business matters.
The Bethel Ladies Aid Society will
give an ice cream social on the w. j.
Callow lawn, Thursday evening, June
20. Everyone is cordially invited.
Will sell at Mike Foley's feed barn
Saturday, June 81, at 200 p. m, ten
head of horses and some yearling
heifers. 25Sp Thomas Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. /. Masterson, and
Misses Ella and May Farquhar, drove
to Guthrie county, Sunday to visit Mr..
Mastersons sister, Mrs. VIM. Huston.
The Evangelical church is receiving
fresh coat of white paint with green
trimming, which adds much to its APP
pearance. Ping Bros. are doing the
work.
Miss Alma Christensen who has been
visiting relatives at Marine came home
Monday accompanied by her cousin,
Lizzie Christensen who will visit here
few days.
A. ID. Arnit, the young man who has
dispensed liquid fluid at the Booster
Cafe soda fountain the past month, de
parted Sunday for his home at Marys-
Vile. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Getchel and
children of Des Moines are guests at
the K. s. Van Gorder home. Mr. Van
Gorder went to Atlantic Sunday to
meet them.
Joseph Graves, is making improve
ments on his house i'm southeast Audu
bon, now occupied by l.. " Pulver, by
adding two porches, a store-room, and
cement walks,
Mr.. and Mrs. All Miller and VIVA and
Gladys Fancher were in Wall Lake
Sunday in the formers automobile. 1t
was the opening day at Wall Lake and
they report a large crowd in attendance
Mrs Fred Conrey and daughter, who
have been visiting her cousins, Mrs
DIR. Childs, and Miss Daisy Prick, re-
turned to their home in Omaha, Monday,
DIR. Childs taking them across to Tenn
pleton in his car.
Rev. q. Cramer and family of Lori
NOR arrived in the city Monday to at
tend the Ministerial Convention. While
here he will have the opportunity of
visiting his father and mother who are
here from Spirit Lake.
First class blacksmith work, tire set
ting, horseshoeing, ETC., at the Paulsen
blacksmith shop. Being in need of
money kindly ask the customers hav-
ing account with p. III. Paulsen, to call
and settle account G. M. Paulsen,
admir-. ESQ
Carson Brockway, who for several
months past has been employed at the
Bilharz store, discontinued his services
there Thursday, and is again working
at his former trade, painting. Theodore
Henricksen is filling his place at the
Bilharz store.
County Superintendent Miss Ella M.
Stearns, is in Ames this week attending
a meeting of the Superintendent from
all over the state who are to inspect
and investigate the methods employed
at the State College while work Is be-
ing demonstrated there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bolton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Northup have re-
turned from several days visit to the
lakes, and we are informed by the men
folks that they caught string of fish
that long. We will take their word
for it. They made the trip overland in
Mr.. Bottoms auto.
Sam Smith who resides in the north
part of the county took his sixteen year
old daughter, Emma to the hospital at
Omaha the fore part of the week to be
operated on for appendicitis. Word re-
OClNOu 1CStCiuay StdtCS tudb Stit Is get
ting along nicely and will soon be able
to be back home.
CIR. Bamsey, of Hillinger, N. D..
was in the city last week visiting his
brother Ray Bamsey. He went to
Harlan the fore part of the week and
will visit there few days before re.
turning home. Mr.. Bamsey shipped
car of cattle to the Chicago market and
stopped off on his return home.
Mrs. w. F. aalcomb and son, of
Clay Center, Nebr., and the lady's
mother, Mrs. Sarah Swartz who have
been visiting at the C. Z. Bates home,
departed Tuesday for Des Moines
After short visit in the city they will
continue their journey to Fenton, ILL.,,
to visit another daughter, of Mrs.
SwartZ.
w. Burnside and wife accompanied
by DR.. Brooks, went to Rochester,
Mimi, last Sunday. Mr.. Burnside has
been having some internal trouble for
sometime past and fearing that it might
developinto something serious. thought
best to consult specialists about the
matter. While at Rochester he will
determine whether or not it would be
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