Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-31
White frost this morning.


The Troubadoursl Troubadours Il
See Webster for Cobs. Phone so.
Homemade Sausage at WRIGHToN' S
John Gates is home this week from
Dakota.
Rev. E. C. Granner is down from
Ross today
Tailor J. r. Best was out to Walnut
over Sunday.
The Troubadours The best of their
kind in America.
To-day the last day for paying taxes
without penalty.
The Audubon Public Schools will
have vacation next week.
The street sprinkler is doing some
good work these windy days.
M. d. Graves and wife went out to
Council Bluffs yesterday afternoon.
Charles. Van Gorder went down to
Atlantic Tuesday on business trip
Try Morrell' s Pride Bacon and Ham
at Weighton's Meat Market. 1856
-Theo Mantz returned to his studies
at Drake University Monday evening.
James Law has gone up to North
Dakota to look after his farming interests
-Jens Schouboe and wife visited with
their Atlantic friends last of the week.
The musical event of the season
Watch and wait for The Troubadours.
H l.. Hawk who clerks in at The
Big Store was out to Omaha over Sum
day.
Will Freeman went down to Des
Moines Tuesday evening for visit with
friends.
Miles Gardner arrived home from
Ames this morning to enjoy the spring
vacation.
Anna and Rose Diest of near Ross
re ached home Tuesday from a visitover
in Illinois.
Horace Bartlett of Brayton was in
town Monday shaking hands with his
many friends.
Owen F. Ide and Niels p. Hoegh
of Brayton were in town last Saturday
calling on friends.
The mother of Mrs. J. NJ Graham
arrived from Chicago Tuesday evening
to make her avisit.
u. p. Jacobs of Denison came over
last week and is employed as baker at
the Smith restaurant.
One thousand second hand brick for
sale at $500. Inquire of johnson and
Buck, Audubon, Iowa.
Alvin Holmes and wife went to Casey
last of the week to visit their relatives
Sherm Knox and wife.
Little Miss Thelma Rousche from
Atlantic is here this week visiting her
cousin Miss Esther Fulton.
William Masterson was up from his
Extra home Saturday calling upon his
friend Attorney Charles White.
Peter Bramson and wife were in
Atlantic last week in search of desira.
BILE residence in which to abide.
Mrs r. E. Getchell was out from
Des Moines last week to visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. E. S. Van Gorder.
Miss Mollie Detwiler is away dowr
in Bangor, Maine, engaged in the work
of deaconess in the M, E. church.
Mrs. Davis, the daughter of W. S
Roberts and wife, came from Omahs
Tuesday evening to pay them visit.
Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Ala
bastines and a full line of Brushes at
lift tricks DRUG STORE.
For all kinds of baking, consisting
of bread, cake, pies and doughnuts &c
to the bakery of Smith & Sons. tt
Go to Woodmen Opera House this
evening and encourage the Band boys
by your presence as well as your money
John Reuschling has adorned his
place out in Melville by putting up a
] fine new picket fence about his door
yard.
| Anna Wilson. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Wilson, arrived at home last
Saturday from attending college in Des
Moines.
| H. G. Leach left on Monday even.
ing for Gam Valley, South Dakota,
where he will be engaged in the land
business.
Editor w. j. Lancelot and Henry
Campbell, of Extra, came to town from
the north last Friday and journeyed on
down home.
Sheriff Walk Crees and wife passed
last Sunday up at Lake View with his
sisters, Mrs. Charles Spencer and Mrs.
Will Young.
Mrs. Earl Maharg went mp to Car
roll this morning to meet her mother
and together they go to Omaha to visit
among relatives.
20. P. Coon and family are now oc-
cupying the living rooms in the south
end of the second story of the CONNER
cial Bank Building. I.
Mrs. Mike Wimmeneur of Ross was
down to Audubon Saturday afternoon
and called in to secure The Republican
for the coming year.
The window of Weighton's meat
market was very nicely decorated for
Easter. They had nice pictures as well
as nice cuts of the real thing.
-Auctioneer Bellows said at the Ma
harg sale on Tuesday that he had found
beef at a hotel so tough that the fork
wouldn't penetrate the gravy
Gretchen Nash, who had been here
to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Nash, returned to her kindergarten
studies in Chicago last Sunday.
Eli Hansen of Oakfield township was
up to Audubon the other day looking
up the plans for a new school house they
will build at Oakfeld Center this year
Mrs. Smith, the wife of Rev. r. A
Smith, of Central City, Iowa, and pas
i tor of the Presbyterian church came u