Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-24
Watch for bills. March 20.

For SALE: Pure Early Ohio Pota
toes. l.. w. BARGER, Audubon
HI G.. Leach has been at home this
week after u month in South Dakota.
Our new stock of Wall Paper is
now coming in, A. III. ROBERTS.
Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Ala
bastines and full line of Brushes ut
lift tricks DRUG STORE.
For all kinds of baking, consisting
| of bread, cake, pies and doughnuts go
to the bakery of Smith & Sons If
Bessie Witthauer and frankie Belle
Crane came up from Extra, Saturday,
and passed the day with friends here in
Audubon.
Mrs William Law and two daugh-
ters started Monday for Logan county,
Colorado, for the purpose of securing a
homestead
Charles Reynolds went up to Boone
tuesday where he will put in the next
'ew weeks working at his trade, that OF
carpenter.
Mrs Grace Budd, the sister of s. G.
curtis, of The Audubon Advocate, re
Curned to her home at Shelton, Nebras-
IA, on Friday.
"A. E, Allen, of Viola township, has
gone down to ColfaX to imbibe those
1ealing waters with the hope of bene.
lifting his health.
M, I. Foley has gone over to Morris,
illinois, to meet his wife who has been
visiting there and they are expected
home sometime this week.
Station Agent Robertson was W
from Hamlin and passed Monday fore
noon with Agent w. w. Smith and
Chris Wonsmos at the Rock Island
depot.
John Norris took leave of Audubon
Monday evening to spend the summer
up at Fillmore, Canada, where he will
break up lot of land he owns in that
section.
Gretchen Nash who is studying
kindergarten work in Chicago arrived
saturday to pass vacation time with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John "A. Nash, OF
this city.
j. G. Burkey enjoyed visit last
week from his brOtheri in law, Joseph
Heileman, and nephew, Harry Splitter,
who were on the way to Inverness, out
in Montana, to take up a homestead.
Prof. Harry p. Smith of the Audi
bon schools was down ut Griswold, Fri
lay night to act as one of the judges il
M oratorical contest between Griswolc
md Anita, the former school carryins
off the honors.
"A telegram from Frank Tharnisl
who is ut Memphis, Tennessee, says lit
reached that city on March IL, 1910, in
time to see his nephew, Ray Tharnish,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Tharnish
breathe his last.
Nellie Foley was up Sunday to visit
sunday with home-folkS ut the Nj. L.
Foley residence. The next day she re
turned to Atlantic and was accompa
| MED by her sister and cousin, Misse.
Frances Foley and Mary Foley.
II have crib of old corn for sale Us
| seed, this corn will test from ninety-fivt
to one hundred per cent. Anyone desir.
| ing seed corn phone to 11Al2, Rura,
Route Two, Audubon, Iowa.
lift GEORGE A. LAW.
Bert Bowman of Des Moines was here
oyer Sunday putting in Saturday and
Monday soliciting for the Des Moines
Tribune, Mr.. Bowman found himself
at home here with some Cornell students
at which college he graduated in 1905,
Socrates once said: Could climb
to the highest place in Athens | would
lift my voice and proclaim: Fellow citi
zens, why do You scrape every stone tC
gather wealth and take so little care OF
the children, to whom one day you must
relinquish alp
| Doctor A. L. Brooks went down tC
Atlantic Monday to be present at an
operation to be performed upon Fred
Jones, the son of Mrs Hamp Jones,
who resides east from Hamlin Station.
Mrs. l.. Jensen also went to Atlantic on
the same train for trertment.
Mr. John Weighton, of Audubon,
has just received a stock of the celebrat.
ed Carpenter-Mo Roofing, This
roofing is very tough, elastic, rubber
like coating, which is guaranteed to last
and last for many years. 1t is cheaper
than shingles steel or tin and is much
more durable. A little booklet free tells
about it.
Rev. C. d. Wendell and son, Elmer
| Wendell, were down from Viola last
evening and pursued the journey on to
| Urbana, Indiana, whittier away they
were called to attend the funeral of his
nephew Returning next week they will
stop at Story City, Iowa, and attend the
annual conference of the Evangelical
church.
The clerk who takes the cake as the
best salesman in town is Robert Rabel,
at Roberts Drug Store. The other day
q customer came in and asked for cigar.
Now this store does not sell cigars but
Robert thought he knew the wants OF
his customer so he promptly offered and
actually sold him bottle of Wright +
Condensed Smoke.
-Elvin M. Cole returned from Rock
ford, Illinois, first of the week. He re
ports that city one Of the prettiest and
cleanest he has seen anywhere. For
merly they had fifty-four saloons but
they cleaned them out and the fifty -four
buildings are used by legitimate bust
ness. Men who favored the saloons ad
nit marked and favorable change has
taken place. since they We're voted out
On Sunday, April 10, 1910, at Thre,
lOClock in the Afternoon, in the Gym
Hall, Kimballton, Iowa, the Danish
Violin Virtuoso Skovgaard will give &
concert, assisted by Miss May Warner
Soprano, and Alice McClung Pianist.
Mr.. Skovgaard is well known among
the Danes and also highly appreciated
Here is q chance to hear good music ant
we hope good singing, also.
oh, father, dear father, come HON,
with me now, the clock in the steepl'
strikes one, the carpets are dangling on
there on the line, the housekeeping
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