Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-08-20

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Miss Bertha Petersen came from
Coon Rapids last evening to visit
with her friend, Mrs. Karl Rasmus-
sen and husband.
Miss Tilda Schmidt entertained at
the. home of her mother, Mrs. Meta
Schmidt last evening, a number of
friends at watermelon party.
Miss Ida Reynolds, who enjoyed
weeks visit with relatives at Extra
and with friends at Casey, returned
home the latter part of the week.
Fall dress goods arriving daily.
All new and nobby styles. Make
your selections early and get what
you want. Fabricius & Marquesen.
Mrs. Alice Breed of Alton, after a
visit here with relatives, left last
evening for a visit with her cousin,
Mrs. Jas. Arney and family at Dex-
ter.
Emma Dreager returned to her
home at Atlantic Sunday noon. Her
Asmus accompanied her home for a
visit.
The little Misses Evelyn and Leona
Vassar returned to their home at
Denison yesterday, after visit here
with their uncle, Jack McCort and
wife.
Mrs. Ben Miller of Tecumseh, Neb.,
arrived in Audubon yesterday morn
ing for visit with her cousin, Mrs.
r. L. Talbot and daughter, Miss
Cecil.
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in Plattsmouth, Neb., last evening
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Will
Coyne and to attend to business
matters.
Mrs. Helen Hale following a pleas
ant visit here with her cousin, Mrs.
W. w. Weston and husband, depart
ed for her home at Joliet, ILL.,, last
evening.
Mrs. Z. ]. Sanders, after a pleasant
visit here with her cousins Mesdames
Geo. A. Brady and Catherine Clark,
returned to her home at Des Moines
yesterday.
r. M. Norton, formerly in the res
taurant business here, now residing
on farm near Yale, this state, came
to Audubon Tuesday evening on bus
mess and pleasure combined.
Jens Nelson, police officer OF
Sioux City and his wife returned to
their home yesterday, after a visit
with their friend, Peter Poulsen and
family in the country.
| Alexander Brown has been con,
fined to his home the past several
days with sickness. Otto Plond, who
was indisposed several days is now
able to be about again.
Miss Laura Scott of st. Joe, Mo-,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
d. F, Clifford at Manning, came to
Audubon Tuesday afternoon to spend
few days with Prof Clifford.
Mrs. Frank Adams will this after
noon entertain at her home a num-
Der of young friends and former
chums of her daughter, Mrs. /. ID.
Goodwin, who is here on visit from
her home at Pittsburg, Pa.
Misses Mary Mcclure and Mayme
Michels, returned home last evening
from Omaha. where they were call
ed to see the latter's uncle, A. Bugh,
who was seriously i'll. They report
him as improving.
Mrs. Jas. Hollenbeck entertained
her Sunday school class of the Chris
tian church and their mothers at the
Freeman orchard Tuesday afternoon.
Light refreshments were served and
la delightful time enjoyed.
An account of the death of Mr.
Scott Herrick of Extra will be found
in our Extra correspondence in an
other column of this issue. We were
promised the obituary, but for some
reason itSfailed to reach US.
Large line of new ginghams and
percales just in. They are all noby
patterns and will make school
dresses of the best kind. These
goods are guaranteed fast colors.
You will make no mistake IL you buy
them now. Fabricius & Marquesen.
Frank C. Miller and wife return
ed Tuesday evening from a visit at
Creston and Winterset with rela-
tives They report the crops there
as almost as badly burned as was
the crops here during the dry year.
The further south one goes the worse
the crops are.
Lake Ulrich and party of four left
by auto Tuesday evening for Atlantic
to attend the circus, arriving just In
time to see the big crowds leaving
the tent. They started homo about
midnight and reached here some
time about 1900 O'Clock a. m. The
cause of all their trouble was sever
al blow-outs.
The price of Standard Hog Regu-
lator will not be raised as long as
the supply lasts. The Standard Co.,
will protect the price of 10ct pound
as long as possible. Get your win
ter and spring supply now as,we can
not predict the same price for the
future, owing to the great advance
in the price of Santonin. ALI other
Santonin preparations are already
advanced 34tf. Prick Drug Co.
Mrs. l.. e. Kline and child, who
went to Omaha last week to visit
with relatives and purchase her fall
stock of millinery goods, returned
home Tuesday evening. Her sons
Harry and Teddy, who spent the
summer in Colorado with their
grandparents, A. M. Hayes and wife
returned home at the same time and
two of her nephews of Omaha ac-
companied her TO Audubon for a
visit.
Hi Walters was carrying himself
around this week allswelled up. While
boring we'll at the Sam Ulrich home
on Monday the handle of the wind
less became too speedy for Hi and
struck him a Knockout blow on the
jaw, cutting through the skin and
flesh and causing his face on one side
to swell to twice its natural size. Fol-
loAing the encounter, Hi went to a
physician to have himself patched up,
Hdy,lames Jim Baker for thsy foat' d
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