Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-03-25
For sale, Collie pups. Webster.

.. WBtts and Charlie INDUCED |
In hunt along the Botna, Tuesday
w. G. Elliott returned Tuesday
morning from visit to Des Moines.
Henry Stone of Livermore was In
town Tuesday on business with J. NJ.
Renftle.
Wanted several loads of fine ma
nure suitable for u lawn. Inquire at
this Office.
LOST: On Saturday afternoon an
Eastern Star pin. Finder please re.
turn to this Office.
Mr.. WEIGH, the monument man of
Harlan, was over Tuesday looking
after his business here.
M. +. Quint of Atlantic was up on
tuesday renovating the pipe organ at
the Presbyterian church.
Report has it that the prices at
Dryden's sale Monday were away up
and the bidding was lively.
Mrs. Beckett of Kalispell, Monta.
ma, made visit here with her friend
Mrs. Frank Herndon first OF the week
E-Jennie M. Jennings went down to
Atlantic today to pass a short time at
the home of her uncle. Kirk Merrick
and family.
Honest Pete Christensen was up
from Atlantic, Tuesday, where he has
located, returning there from a So
journ in Des Moines.
ALL kinds of new fresh paints, the
Heath and Milligan line, white lead,
oils and all kinds varnishes at
tt TRICKS DRUG STORE.
Charles S. White left on Thursday
evening for Aberdeen, South Dakota,
by way Of Saint Paul on matter OF
business. He returned Monday morn
ing.
Henri Henriksen and Matt Nelson
returned Saturday from winters So
Journ among their friends over in Ger
many. They are much pleased with
their visit.
Frank Corner, with his housekeep-
er and children stopped over here last
week to see his relatives on their way
to Missouri to visit his sister who Is
seriously ill.
Miss Fannie Smutney and brother
Charlie were out from Des Moines for
a visit, returning Monday. We are
pleased to observe that an operation
performed on one of Charles feet
gives him much better use OF it..
f. S. Van Gorder and Harry A.
Arnold won't TO Des Moines Tuesday
evening to examine the spring styles
In automobiles hoping to have some
thing new by Easter time. No doubt
they will purchase two Of the finest
and best m achines that are made.
o. b, Train and wife returned last
OF the week from Dexter where they
visited Prof. Repass and family. We
learn from them that though Mr.. Re-
pass has been confined at home by III
ness for several weeks he is somewhat
improved and able to sit up part OF
the time.
Mrs. w. II. Ballou OF Cameron
township was down to Audubon, Mon
day, visiting her mother, Mrs. +. M.
Zion and attending TO business mat
tiers. Notwithstanding the loss of Mr..
Ballou by death q few months ago,
the home and continue to run the farm
together.
"A. p. Petersen and William Patty
Of Extra came up Friday and dropped
In to square themselves with the print
err before leaving for South Dakota to
make their home. We wish some
other fellows had done the same thing
before they left. We hope that Patty
and Petersen may have abundant sue
cess out there.
The enthusiasm of music in Audi
bon is being aroused. Sheet music,
popular and classic, will be in demand
and we are here TO supply the demand
for music and all kinds of musical in
struments. Violins, mandolins, guitars
and band instruments. In fact every
thing in the musical line. Prices right.
II FRICK DRUG Co.
BY a circuitous route Mr.. Nelson
Cowles reached Audubon last Sunday
evening to visit his wife and baby who
have been here with her parents, Hon
j. A. Nash and wife, also his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Cowles and other
friends. At the end OF the week they
will return to their home at Ottumwa.
Last Sunday Register and Leader
contained picture OF the Hon. j. A.
Nash, of Audubon, that was as big as
life and twice as natural; also an item
saying Mr.. Nash would make an ad- |
dress before the State Association of |
Probation Officers on Tuesday evening !
at Des Moines, but the honorable gen.
tleman SAYS that was not SO.
before you send off for your wall
paper we simply want to show you our
stock. 1t is complete and prices the
lowest. After yon see our line you
won't waut to purchase elsewhere be- |
cause we have the right quality at the |
right prices. A large stock from
which to make your selections. We
know we can satisfy you.
IT FRICK DRUG Co.
--Estelle Prouty, who has been at
work on The Advocate the last two |
years, leaves this week for new field, |
though he does not yet know just where |
he will go. Mr.. PrOuty is capable J
and promising young man who is sue
ceeding we'll in his work as printer. |
We expect to hear of his continued |
success. Will A. Hudler takes Mr..
Prouty's place in The Advocate Office.
The dance given by the social COM
mittee of the Modern Woodmen of
America at their hall last Thursday
evening was grand success from
every point OF view. There were about
thirty-fve couples present, mostly
young people, and as the dances came
thick and fast it suited all to a turn.
The music was very good forthe occa-
sion and was furnished by John Ro-
dam, Berthe Wonsmos and Wilbur