Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-18
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Sunday with relatives at Carroll.
Will serve dinners during the Fair
35c meals. The Leonard House. 3SId
Miss Pearl Layland has gone back to
Colfax after visit here with relatives.
Peter Jorgensen left Monday morning
for Iowa Falls where he will visit rela-
tives for several days.
A. Dannenberg returned Monday
morning from a delightful over Sunday
visit with friends at Carroll
For Rent-2O0 acres in Lincoln town
ship. Inquire of j. E. McGuire, Audi
bon, Iowa. 38Id
Miss Belle Parnham who has been
making an extended visit with former
friends at Indianola, returned home
Sunday.
Miss Gwendolin Garey left Monday
for Grinnell where she will continue
her studies another year at Grinnell
College
James Law, the implement man is in
North Dakota looking after some of his
farm lands and helping take care of
the crops.
Jacob Bladt, wife and son Rasmus,
took the Northwestern Tuesday for
Sioux City where they win visit their
son Jacob.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clark who have
been making their children a visit at
Dedham, returned home the fore part
of the week.
''Boode" Peppers, who has been in
Canada with Doc McHargue, came to
Audubon Tuesday for visit with old |
| time friends.
Mrs Minnie Cirque and daughter, |
Hazel, of Harlan were in the city Sun |
day visiting the lady's sister, Mrs. G. |
Bates and family.
| II. l.. Rasmussen is in the vicinity of |
Bayard this week looking at the country
with view to purchasing land in that
part of Guthrie county.
ID. A. Ross and wife and son L. r., |
of Cedar Rapids arrived in the city the |
fore part of the week for weeks stay |
with his son, J. FL. Ross and family.
A. L. Browning, the landscape artist, |
will be at our store beginning Thurs |
day, September Is, and during fair
week. Audubon Music Co.
James Campbell wife and daughter
who have been visiting at Wolsey, s. |
D., with Andrew Kairstrom and family, |
returned home the fore part of the week |
Rev. j. p. Christensen and wife and |
Hans Schmidt and daughter, wto at |
tended the conference at Council Bluffs |
over Sunday, returned home Monday
evening.
Mrs. Knut lessen who has been max |
ing her folks visit at Sonner, Iowa, |
came back Monday and was met by her |
father who took her to her home near
Elk Horn.
Miss Basil Mccall who is in the city |
visiting friends went to Atlantic the |
fore part of the week for short visit !
before returning to her home at |
| Woonsocket, S. d.
Jess Otto and wife and his partner in |
the fruit business at Council Blutfs, |
were in Audubon the middle of the |
week, visiting relatives and enjoying a
few days vacation.
Geo. Ross started for Canada Tuesday
and took with him several land buyers |
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Canada and this year is doing still |
better than he did last year.
f. Bilbarz went to Tilden, Neb.,
! Monday to look after some of his land /
interests He reports that in his section |
of the country small grain made a good |
crop and the corn crop win be fair.
DIR. Rosenbladt, of Des Moines was in
the city short time the last of the |
week. He was accompanied by his
associate, DIR. Green and the two went |
ont on professional business from here.
Clint Leonard came back from Wis
consin Monday morning where he had |
been to look after some land propositions.
He is not so very favorably impressed |
with the country and greatly prefers
Iowa.
Mrs. B. E. Martin and children who
have been here on visit at the parental,
w. s Roberts home, departed Monday |
for Mason City They were accompan-
led by Mr.. Roberts who spent the day
with them.
A. Kevan is at Walnut this week Wis.
iting his children and grandchildren.
He thinks he can be spared here for a
few days and he knows he will have a
pleasant time at Walnut with the
children.
have for sale small tract of land
containing 8 acres. good house and
barn and other outbuildings, adjoining
the town of Audubon. a snap for the
money if taken soon. / also have a
good five room cottage for sale, bar.
gain. See me at the store on south Park
Street. $40 j. NJ Renftle.
MIR, and Mrs. G. F. Harmon brought
their visit to close here Monday,
going from here to their new home at
Mingo, where Mr.. Harmon will conduct |
furniture and undertaking business
of his own. Mingo is in the edge of /
Jasper county and is well located.
There is every reason on earth why Mr..
Harmon should do well, and his friends
have confidence in his ability to make
good. The best wishes of their Audi
bon friends follow them to their new
home.