Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25
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One nice front room for rent. En-
quire of G. L. Tramp. 37tf
E. Bilharz returned the last of the
week from visit to Tilden, Nebr.
Mrs. r. G. Wieland was passenger
to Des Moines the fore part of the week.
Henry Jacobsen came home Friday
from several days business trip to
Omaha.
A Kevan who visited his folks at
Walnut last week, came back home
Friday.
Miss Lillian Foley came from Carroll
Saturday to spend over Sunday in this
city with relatives.
Miss Katharine Murphy, teacher in
the high school, spent Saturday with
friends at Atlantic.
E. A. Beason came back from Omaha
Friday where he had been to purchase
some more automobiles.
Mrs. p. J. Stanton left Monday
morning for ten days visit with some
relatives at Ottawa, Ill.
Asa Fulks who visited several days
at the Henry Ruhs home, returned to
Atlantic Monday morning.
w. L. Kissick, of Oskaloosa has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. Ralph
Thomas the past few days.
Ten head of choice Duroc-Jersey
spring Bears for sale. Albert Bailey,
Route, Audubon. SID ii
Only two more building lots for sale
at $40 down and the balance $40 per
month. 33tf o. II. Harris.
Jacob Bladt who with his wife and
son spent several days at Sioux City
with relatives, returned home Friday,
Mrs. Rebecca Miller who visited
friends here week or ten days, re-
turned Monday to her home at Council
Bluffs.
Miss Lena Jensen who visited at the
parental Jasper Jensen home, went
back to her position at Omaha the last
of the week, "<
Chas White was at Moline, H., the
last of the week, ON legal business, re-
turning home yesterday in time to take
in the great fair. i
Mrs. Sherm Wright who visited at
the home of her parents, S. Neff aud
family, at Atlantic, returned home
Monday morning
r. w. Mullinger and daughter, took
the train at Hamlin Friday morning for
Davenport where they expected to visit
relatives for few days.
Chris Christensen, brother of r. p.
Christensen, arrived from Denmark
Friday and will make Audubon county
his home for the present.
Jens Werner who was drawn on the
Federal Grand Jury at Council Bluffs,
came home the last of the week, that
august body having but little work at
this time
Geo Fabricius and wife who were
over Sunday visitors in the city guests
at the home of his brother, NJ. j.
Fabricius and family, returned Monday
to their home at Casey,
Mrs. Grace Booten entertained a
number of lady friends at the KIbby
home last Thursday evening at a $50
dinner complimentary to her friend,
Miss Ollivene Houbbold.
Men Wanted to sell DIR. Balls House
hold and Vetinary Remedies consisting
of 1875 unequaled articles Apply Gen.
eral agent, Frank Mains, Menlo,
Iowa. 8Se
Hiss Ollivene Houbbold, who was the
guest of Miss Jessie Hoover. last week,
terminated her visit Thursday, going
from here to Manila to spend week
with her sister. Mrs. VIM. Hudler.
Lost told frame spectacles, in dark
red case, between Ross and Viola Cen
ter, September 9TH. Return same to
owner or at Republican office and
get reward. 39Id f. NJ. Barrett.
Miss Belle May, who came here with
her mother last week for visit with
her brother, DR.. May. left Saturday
for Iowa City where she finishes her
course of study at the Site University
this year.
G w. Hoover came home Friday
from several days visit at Sioux City
ana Omaha. Mr.. Hoover reports big
crowds at the Sioux City fair Enroute
home he stopped at Omaha to purchase
rugs for fall trade.
w. Burnside and wife are in Grinnell
this week on visit. They expect to
be home soon and if Mr.. Burnside's
condition is such that he can stand the
long ride, they will go to California to
spend the winter with their son, DR.
Chas Burnside.
II. L. Prudy and wife, of South
Auburn Nebr., left for their home Mon
day morning after visit in this city
with the lady's sister, Mrs. Harry
Hawk and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk
expect to leave Audubon about the 18th
of nett month and will live at Water
loo. Mr.. Hawk has accepted a position
on the road with Evertt Aughenbaugh
& Co. of Waseca MINI. His territory
will be northern Iowa. and it will make
it more convenient to live at Waterloo.
Mr. Hawk has been faithful employee
at the Bilharz store and Audubon peo
pie will regret to hear that he has de-
cided to leave town.