Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-01-19

When you hear horny sound,
It's Zaner on his morning round
When my noise you no more hear,
Better things hope will appear.
Meat for the day, order early please
we can meet you with more ease.
shun delivery all you can In after noon
MY morse is wearing ont too soon.
Keep cheerful. PACKARD.
Miss Nellie Roach went to Creston
Tuesday.
Geo. McFarlane, of st. Joe, Mo. is
in town.
Little Gertrude Russell has been
quite sick.
DR.. Fulton is enjoying visit from
his parents.
r. Richards went to Manning
Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Maharg returned to
Ames yesterday.
Elmer Johnson went to Winona the
first of the week.
Miss Dora Larson spent Saturday
with her sister in Ross.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Davis last Saturday.
A. p. Hansen, of Oakfeld township,
was in Audubon yesterday.
Nels Hansen, the Extra druggist,
was in Audubon Saturday.
Mrs. S. j. Hoguesen, of east of
Hamlin, is visiting at Winfield, Kas.
August Greenwaldt, of Manning.
was down over Sunday with his fam
lily.
Henry Kleuver, of Melville town.
ship, visited his father in Brayton
Tuesday.
Sam Garmire, of Lincoln township,
was in town Monday, remaining to /.
o. o. F. lodge,
Frank Davis expects to move to
California as soon as he returns
from North Dakota.
Mrs. Grace Fullerton, of GRAY,
was visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
Fulton the first of the week.
For sale or rent cheap. A good
seven room house. Inquire at this
Office or see VIM. Layland. 3w3*
Men are requested not to 90 out
between acts nor come in between
drinks. PACKARD.
Miss Miles and Miss Burns enter
tanned few of their young lady
friends Saturday evening.
Get your clothes cleaned and press
ed at the pantiorium, Frank Talbott's
old stand next to postoffice.
Miss johnson who has been visiting
for a week with Mrs. G.. G. Nelson,
returned to Coon Rapids Saturday.
Myrtle Ross came home from Cedar
Falls this week on account of the
scarlet fever epidemic prevailing there.
z. E. o. meeting at the Doak home
has been post poned until Thursday
OF neXG week on account of the meet
ings.
Alfred Andersen, of Waltham,
Minnesota, came Tuesday to visit
with his uncle, Peter Nielsen, near
BraytOn.
Ernest Woodward, of Minneapolis,
was here the first of the week visiting
with the family of his aunt, Mrs. G.
Fl. Earhart.
Amiel Waltz, who lives five miles
south west of town, fell from a lad
der three weeks ago and broke his
collar bone.
Mrs. Emma Russell who has been
here from Missouri Valley since the
COwles-Nash wedding, went to Extra
one day this week.
draw pictures and crowded houses.
When piano is on the stage | also
play few pounds and some choice
cuts of classic music. PACKARD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Kizer who have
been living at State Center, are to
move to Malvern, where Mr.. Kiser
will have charge of the Presbyterian
church.
Oscar Roberts returned from Chi
cago last week where he underwent an
apparently successful operation for a
rupture which has been bothering him
for some time.
George Brown was at Des Moines
last week and purchased broom
stitcher to do the work which he has
always done by hand. He expects it
here in about two weeks. George has
a good trade in brooms.
Louis Miller and family, from east
of Hamlin, moved this week to Rocks
county, Kansas. He is the owner of
the Fenton place and other land, 100
acres in all, but has rented it for the
coming year.
Maurice Wolf writes home to his
folks that he has command of a little
sailing vessel that plies between New
York and a point twenty five miles
distant on the sound, and has several
men working under him. He plans to
come home on visit next summer.
DR.. Emery Brooks, dentist, brother
of DR.. A. L. and G. b. Brooks,
died at his home in Vlnton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G B. and DR.. Carrie