Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-29
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Albert Fest will stand the test.
Vote for him for Treasurer.
Jens Hermansen returned Monday
from business visit at Manning.
j. Mel Graham was business Wis
itor in Atlantic the fore part of the
week.
Next Tuesday is election day and
that day.
If there ever was competent man
it is Billy" Hamilton for County
Auditor.
Geo. Currier went to Anita Satur-
day evening to visit few days with
his children.
Mrs. Myra Wheeler went TO Coon
Rapids Friday evening to visit her
brothers and sisters.
G. e. Long returned to Audubon
Saturday, following visit at Gales
burg, ILL.,, with his brother.
F. o. Niklason accompanied ship
ment of fine draft horses to the Chi
cago market Saturday night.
Mrs. John Freeman and children
who visited with relatives, returned
to their Atlantic home Monday.
DIR. c. S. McLeran went to Omaha
Saturday on business and to visit
with friends and relatives few days.
Mrs. Karl Rasmussen returned
Monday evening from visit of sew
eral days at Rodney, Iowa, with rel
atives and friends.
Albert Fest will stand the test.
Vote for him for Treasurer.
Nels Jensen and August Andersen
who have been thing for parties at
Carroll several months. returned TO
Audubon Monday evening.
DR.. J. X Donaldson, who visited
his parents at Manchester last week
and attended the Dental convention
at Iowa City returned home Monday.
Ed. s. VanGorder who enjoyed a
visit at Chicago with his sister, Mrs.
Kirk and looked after business of i'm
portance, returned to Audubon Mon
day morning.
G. E, Kennedy, local agent for the
Singer Sewer Machine Co., suffered
bad cut to one of his hands last
of the week, causing him to take a
few days layoff.
A box social and program will be
given at Cameron school No. on
Friday night, Nov. 9Th. Everybody
invited. Miss Fannie Ditzenberger,
teacher. 43-2w.
Mrs. Louise Heuerman went to
Manning Saturday morning to meet
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Wright
and children of Ferguson, who came
on the evening train for a visit.
Ii there ever was competent man
it is billy" Hamilton for County
Auditor.
Rev. Greenlee returned Saturday
from Omaha. where he was called to
Lreach the funeral sermon for for
mer parishioner. James Bennett,
whose death occurred at Kansas City.
Mrs. C. F. Moon, and son. DR. W.
S. Moon, following weeks pleasant
visit here with their daughter and
sister. Mrs. Chas. Layland and fam
lily. returned to Omaha Monday morn
ing.
The chemist at tricks Drug Store
is kept busy making "Husker's Lo-
ton" the same reliable kind which
Sah NC hstu iOi aoC uOItie. NSudiily
is our motto. Prick Drug Co., The
Rexall Store. 44-1w.
c. H. Reynolds went to Rochester,
Mimi, Friday evening to see his wife
who underwent an operation Wednes-
day of last week for adhesions. He
returned Monday and reports Mrs.
Reynolds as doing nicely.
j. w. Mo. rison, the pipe organ
builder, who las been here the past
two weeks repairing the Presbyter-
ian church organ went to his home
at Omaha Saturday for an over Sun
day visit, returning to Audubon Mon
day.
Miss Mae Johnson Of Sioux City,
who is demonstrating Velvetina
goods, ''the best thing on the market
as she says TO- an Atlantic Drug
firm was an over Sunday visitor in
Audubon with her friend. Miss Daisy
Prick.
We are kept busy these days re-
pairing and placing furnaces. But!
We are never so busy that we can
not take the time to show our Gus
toners a "Favorite" hard coal heat
er or one of our reliable Riverside"
soft coal stogts. Cali in and inspect
our new stock g.. loves and ranges.
Ruhs & Carter 44-1w.
IL there ever was a competent man
1t is Billy" Hamilton for County
Auditor
Albert Fest will stand the test.
Vote for him for Treasurer.