Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-03-11
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


yesterday.
-Harlie Stafford is assisting in the
postotiice.
Bert McLeran went to Hamlin on
business Wednesday.
Miss Theo. Vedder returned yes
terday from Menlo.
--Jens c. Christensen is at Des
Moines for few days.
August Shallow went to Adair on
the train last evening.
Judge Green came home last even
ing for few days visit.
"A sister of Geo. w. Ellis arrived
last evening to make them a visit.
Harry Soar returned on Monday
evening from visit in Des Moines.
Harry Soar has gone to Murdo,
South Dakota, to visit his sister, Mrs
Jensen.
Edwin Delahoyde, the banker of
Extra, was up to Audubon Yesterday
forenoon.
j. M. Graham left Wednesday
evening for st. Joe, Minnesota, on a
short business trip. Nn
Miss Olive Gardner returned to
her studies in the State University, at
Iowa City, Tuesday.
Mrs. c. w. Marlin, who has been
quite seriously i'll the last two weeks,
is somewhat improved.
Henry oliver of Cedar Falls came
down yesterday to visit relatives, He
is brother of John Oliver.
VIII and Lawrence Mccall leave
with their car today for their new
home out near Twin Falls, Idaho.
William Fry has sold his single
horse dray to G. f.. Hancock and Son
and they are now in possession.
Miss Elicit the teacher was disap-
pointed last evening because her moth
er failed to come for promised visit.
Mrs. Smith of Atlantic returned
homo yesterday after visit here with
her sister Mrs. Lars G.. Christofferson
Mrs. James Mcdonald of Rodney.
few days visit with her brother. A. III.
Needles.
Lou Ellis and wife arrived in Au-
dubon, Tuesday night to visit friends.
Mrs. Ellis will be remembered as Miss
Lizzie Wright the blind singer.
ALI kinds of new fresh paints, the
Heath and Milligan line, white lead,
oils and all kinds varnishes at
If FRICK's DRUG STORE.
Mrs. A. M. Hays went to Council
Bluffs, Tuesday, to visit relatives aud
from there she will go to Omaha and
visit her son Lloyd Hays and family.
Clair Harvey of Lake City was
down among his friends in Hamlin
over Sunday. We are pleased that he
still has important interests in this
county.
Her many Audubon friends will be
pleased to know that Mrs, Harry Cole
was released from the hospital down
at Stuart, Tuesday, and is now with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee, a
little way out from that town.
H. p. Petersen, an Extra merchant
and Holgar Petersen, from the same
place, we're in Audubon, Tuesday. If
you want to know what the latter gen.
tleman came for, just search the Extra
news letter.
Chris Thompson, Frank Drury
and Adolph Wolfe and their car of
goods will get away to join the Audu-
bon county delegation up near Ard
more, South Dakota, where they all
have claims. We wish them the best
of success in their new home.
We understand the art OF interior
decorations. II you want wall paper,
varnishes, paints, oils, Jap-a-lac, sun
shine finishes, the best line TO make
new woodwork out OF old, we can tell
you what and how.
If Prick DRUG Co.
For SALE: A quarter section in
northwestern North Dakota at a bar
Audubon county farms. For particu-
lars see or phone me at my residence
in Audubon. Phone 81.
SAhls ~. NIELSEN.
William Walton OF this city won
the wrestling match with John Craw-
ford of Des Moines at the Eagles Hall
last evening in two straight falls, the
first being in nineteen minutes and the
second In twenty-five. Walton was
the heavier and better man. Atlantic
News.
Federal Court is in session out at
Council Bluffs this week and this
county is represented by o. B. Train,
of Audubon: Louie Groteluschen, OF
Gray; Horace Bartlett, of Brayton, as
grand jurymen; Jay Shingledecker, OF
Audubon; Fern Anderson, OF Ross, as
petit jurymen.
Miss Olivene Houbbold prepared
a Jolly fine spread at the Park Hotel,
last Sunday evening, and invited her
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Hudler, Miss Jessie Hoover, Mr.. Val
Leonard and Mr. Harry Laubender to
come and partake of the tempting and
delecaIe goodies.
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.
II FRICR DRUG Co.
The Audubon orchestra will give
public concert in the Woodman
opera house on Friday evening March
26, at which number of fine selec.
tions will be rendered. The program
will be found In another column. This
will give the Audubon public an OPP
portunity of judging OF the progress
made by the orchestra since it's first