Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-05-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Leonard's high grade Refrigerators
at Ruhs * Carter's. 1871.
Mesdames Pat Mcmahon and De-
Viewer were Tuesday visitors in Allan
tic with friends.
/ 7. J. Settlemire went to Colfax today
to see his daughter who is taking treat
ment for dropsy.
Lial Ross of Cedar Rapids came Tues
day to Join his parents and visit with
his brother Joe Il. and family.
This is your last opportunity to get
one of those Ranges at greatly reduced
prices. Ruhs & Carter. 19I.
Mrs. f. S. Watts left for Charles City
yesterday to be in attendance at the
Baby Health contest, and act as one
of the judges.
Miss Clara Childs. following an en-
4 ioyable visit here with her brother, DIR.
Childs and family, returned to Council
Bluffs today.
We are showing complete line of the
Famous Leonard Refrigerators, call and
see them. Ruhs 81 Carter. 1871.
John Frost, who was looking after
his business interests in this vicinity
the past few days, returned tohis home
at Carroll today.
T.. Mantz, following four months
visit here With his parents, S l., Mantz
and wife, departed for his home at Ho-
bert, Okla Tuesday.
Would like to rent SIX or seven
room house, with barn preferred. Leave
word at this Office or call Henry Jacob
sen. 19I
A brother of Lars Christoffersen from
| Prophetstown, H., was hero this week
on bis way TO Hamlin to visit with his
brother and family.
Mrs. NJ. T. Foley returned Tuesday
fIom Atlantic, where she visited with
her daughter, Mrs. p. A. Casey and
family several days.
Andrew Nissen, who submitted to a
surgical operation a month ago at Ro-
| chester, arrived home today. He says
that he is feeling real we'll
1t will pay you to investigate the
bargains in Ranges. Only a few left
1871 Ruhs & Carter.
J. j. Ruhs, who was keen sufferer
with rheumatism for several weeks is
on duty again since last Friday and
catching up with his work in the country,
The little four year old daughter OF
Chas Wells fell into tub filled with
I've water Tuesday, and had it not been
for her sister Emma pulling her out
would probably have drowned.
Grandma Wood had the misfortune
to trip on the threshold between thedin
ing room and kitchen Tuesday at the
home of her son, and received two baG
bruises on her head and face,
Misses Ida Henningsen and Dagny
Schmidt went to Atlantic today to meet
the formers mother, who was return.
ing from Omaha, where she underwent
an operation several weeks ago.
Mrs. NJ. B. Wonsmos went to Allan
tic Tuesday for visit with friends
She returned home last evening, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs E. Smith
of Omaha, who comes for a visit.
Geo. Laubender was acting depot
agent at Gray a couple of days this
week. Pete Dennis substituted as as.
sistant to Jesse Humiston at the local
depot during the absence of George.
1 desire to thank my kind neighbors
and friends who so kindly helped me in
the piano contest at the Audubon Hard
ware Co. Your kindness will always be
appreciated. Clara Friedricksen. 1871.
Mrs. A. w. Owen. living southeast
of town was quite i'll at her home q
few days this week, requiring the at
tention of physician. Her mother,
Mrs, Aug. Burr, went to the country
| yesterday to care for her.
Howard Kittell and wife packed and
moved their household effects to Harlan
this week. Lake Martinsen and wife
moved into the house yesterday that
was vacated by Howard and owned by
Frank Harmon of Mingo.