Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25

week visiting her sister, Mrs. VIII IL
Smith and family.
s. B. Walters and wife of Omaha are
in the city on a visit with relatives and
to spend fair week with friends.
Frank Mather, a former resident OF
Audubon county, but now of Adair, is
here on visit to old time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bicklehaupt, who
have been at Topeka, Kans., the past
ten days, are home for short stay.
John Bonwell and J. E. Mcclure
who went to Canada on the regular ex,
cursion last Tuesday, returned Monday.
S D. Harm came up from Extra Mon.
day evening to be present at the cele-
bration of E. j. Freeman's BIRD birth
day.
John Bridenstein and wife of Hum.
! boldt, s. D., are here on visit at the
l.. Bridenstein home and taking in the
fair.
Mrs. Roe Higgins, who visited here
with friends last week, left Monday
morning for her home at Stapleton,
MINI.
Wesley Jay and wife were out in
Viola, Melville and Cameron townships
the first of the week visiting old time
friends.
Mrs. Madison Spencer is quite i'll at
her home two miles north of town and
a trained nurse has been secured to help
care for her.
Mrs A. J. Watson who has been a
guest at the home of Mrs. Alex Cald.
we'll, left Tuesday for Fit. Dodge on a
visit to relatives.
Mrs. Hansen of Luck, Wisconsin,
who has been a guest at the Hans
johnson home at Hamlin, left Monday
evening for her home.
Henry Morley has gone to Akeley,
Mimi, where he has accepted position
as fireman on logging train for the
Red River Lumber'Co
Val Leonard, who has been employed
at Mason City, the past year is home
this week for visit with home folks
and to take in the county fair.
Fred Christensen who has been here
on visit at the Lars Larsen and Otto
Larsen homes, returned to his home near
Atlantic the fore part of the week.
VIM. Crown, who has heen guest
at the VIM. Wilson home, left Tuesday
for Colorado Springs where he will
spend the greater part of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Rippey, of Car.
son have arrived in the city for a week s
visit with relatives and friends They
are we'll pleased with business at.Carson
and are enjoying their share of pros
perity.
Mrs. Thomas Campbell. and daughter
Laura, returned Sunday from Cantrall,
H., where they attended the funeral of
the late Thomas Glasscock who died at
the Campbell home last week and was
shipped to Illinois for burial.
Mrs. Ed. Prick who has been spending
the summer with her husband on the
farm near Spirit Lake, arrived home
Monday and will remain for the winter.
Mr. Prick is also expected to come
home for the winter months.
Geo. Swender left Monday for Kansas
City, where he will visit his sister and
his mother He is favorably impressed
with tho nnnorfupitiaS rAracantaA at
Kansas C;tv md ao,nat;ria Iatar 40,
decide 70 entar the Srocarv h,,s;nass
there.
Rasmus Sorensen who for IL years
,.anoo o ~ anSnbnn WITH 0 he Wv Sinf
Cor a y;s;t WITH Old ,;naa fr;ands IT,
and b;s family arc now I;v;ns, ~ poona
NJ Snransan ,sst AnSuhon $500 fnnr
naars or, a 'o'0 'oa
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ID. l.. Cahail, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has lot of good farms to
near tha amd,bon co,ntu 1;na Re nn,
are interested in farm lands II viii ba
to yont ;nterasts to have tall n,;tb
NJ Caba;I attf
l.. nj. Rippey, son OF j. l.. Rippey OF
this city was in Audubon over Sunday.
MIR. Rippey lives at Des Moines and
is employed with the Des Moines Drug
Co, in the novelty department. Three
or four times year he makes trip on
the road and Audubon Is in his territory,
Cark WILSON ia hazel, from, osra,oosa
wbare he attended q rann;on Of tha 90 ri