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

1
Mr.. and Mrs. vern Culver. who have
been ont in Colorado the past two weeks,
returned home last evening.
Buy your Ice Cream of Renftle &
Reed we will deliver any amount TO
any part of the city any time of the
day. 25I
Mr.. Searles of Rochester, N. Y, has
arrived in the city TO JOIN Mrs. Searles,
who has been guest at the parental,
w. Burnside home.
X. b. Hayes went to Omaha last
night to look after some automobile
business and will probably drive back
in new car,
J. C. Swezey returned last night
| from Candy, Mimi, where he had gone
to sell piece of land, but was unable
to close the deal
Mrs. Ed Frick. returned yesterday,
from Spirit Lake, where she has been
visiting Mr.. Prick ON their ranch the
past few months.
Mrs. Henry Ruhs and Mrs. John
Jensen, returned this morning from
Rochester, where they have successfully
undergone surgical operations.
Rev. q. B. Christensen, returned
this morning from Racine, Wis, where
he has been attending the annual re-
union OF the Danish Lutheran church.
Raymond Hoover left last night for
Atlantic, After a few days stay there
! he will decide where he will locate
permanently, and il will probably be
somewhere in the west.
Martin Smith who has been attending
the Encampment OF the u. A. Il. IN
Des Moines, returned last night. He
made few days stop at Guthrie Cen
ter on his return home.
Saturday free facial massage will
| be given by specialist to any lady
| who will desire same given in our rest
room in the rear of our Drug Store.
Phone No. "a for an appointment.
Prick Drug Co.
Mrs. T. M. Kleppe and daughter, of
Miller, Nevada, arrived in the city last
night fora few days visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. X. g. Weiland. Mrs. Kleppe
had been visiting her parents at Swiss,
Wis, and is now on her return home.
There is but one way to keep your
eatables in good condition and that is
in good refrigerator. Then there Is
but one good place TO buy refrigera-
tor and that is at j. J. Ruh's. Give as
a chance to prove our claims.
B. II. Saxton, of Ft. Dodge, was in
the city Sunday a guest of A. Farquhar.
He had expected to be joined here by
Mrs. Saxton from Dies Moines, but on
account of the wreck ne was disappointed
in her not being able 10 get here.
Hans Lauridsen and Miss Christina
Clausen were married at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Jens Jensen last SATURDAY
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
Rasmussen of Extra. After the cere-
mony the Young peeyle left for Wiley
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Drury. of Early
were in the city yesterday guests at the
nome of John Davis. MIR. Drury was
representative of Sac county two terms,
his term of office expiring in 1910 and
is known as one of Iowa's best legisla-
tors.
Mrs. J. M. Jennings and family, de-
parted for Carroll, this morning, which
place will from now on be their future
rome. Their household goods were
shipped yesterday. We wish them
success and happiness in their new
home.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson, entertained
several ladies, Saturday afternoon and |
Mrs. John Weighton, Monday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Fred Conrey, of Oma.
ha who was visiting several days with
her cousins Miss Daisy Frick and Mrs. [
DR.. Childs.
The Clover Embroidery Club, and |
husbands to the number of thirty eight |
went to the grove below Hamlin, Sun
day, for an all days picnic. They re-
port the shady woodland as most re-
freshing, and everyone had an enjoy
able time.
Howard L. Kittell and j. III. Baker |
and wives and Miss Ada Kittell ard |
Miss Matilda Hansen, departed Tuesday |
for Lake View to enjoy two weeks
outing at Wall Lake. We will expect !
Mr.. Baker to tell some big fish stories |
when he returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hansen are re-
joicing over the arrival of a son born
last night at about IL o'clock. Walter
is hardly able to work today but he
says he guessed he could wait few |
days and then the youngster could help !
him in the bakery. AT any rate he has
just cause to be proud of the new
arrival.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the !
Evangelical church over the coming |
Sunday The same will be in charge |
of Rev. c. s. Lang who will serve in |
stead of the Presiding Elder. Rev. |
Lang will preach both morning and
evening. The communion service will
be in connection with the Sunday morn
ing service. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to attend these services.
Hot weather is here to stay and moth
ing affords more pleasure to the house
wife than to have refrigerator that |
will keep things from spelling. We
have at least fourteen good reasons |
why you should buy the kind of re-
frigerator we sell When you have
bought one you will have twice that |
many reasons why you are glad that |
you took our word for it. j. j. Ruhs.
Marguerite Lodge No. 43 of Audubon |
will entertain the District Convention |
Wednesday June 25th, which is com
posed of Manning, Grand junction,
Coon Rapids and Audubon. H. J. |
MantZ will give an address of welcome
Mrs. Fannie Lane of Ottumwa, state |
deputy is here. Mrs. Bransen, Grand |
G. of II. of Shenandoah will be here
Tuesday of next week to assist before
and during the convention.
Rev. ID. L. Burger, and wife and Mrs.
Sarah Z. Jacobs, brother and sister of
Mrs. s. Terry and Sam Burger, of this |
vicinity, are expected TO arrive here the
fore part of next week for visit with
relatives. Rev. Burger will go from
here TO South Dakota and will return
to join his wife here before returning
to their home, where MIR. Burger is pas
tor of the NJ. f. church. Mrs Burger
and Mrs. Jacobs in the meantime will
go to Webster county to visit the latters
sister, Mrs. Walrod whom she has not
seen in over Is years.