Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-14

j. F. Ruhs made trip to Botna on
Tuesday.
Sam Jensen left Tuesday for sum
mer in Texas
Matte Parsons went down to Girls
void yesterday.
Mrs. John Markley of Gray was
down yesterday.
j. S. Dennis spent a day or two at
Harlan last week.
e. A. Beason received a carload of
Mitchells Monday.
Mrs George Kness was up to Au-
dubon on Monday.
-Minorca eggs, Is for $l.OO and go
for $500. Phone 80. $50
Mrs Mary lines, who is at home,
will do carpet weaving. l4Sd
Miss Stearns visited schools about
Brayton first of the week.
Mrs Elmer Ellis of Walnut return
ed home Tuesday evening
Try Morrell's Pride Bacon and Ham
at Weightons Meat Market. 13e
House to rent in Audubon, Inquire
of 13tf JESSE KEITH.
Ed F. Johnson is ENJOYING that fine
new Rambler he bought of Z. A. Beason
George Kness of Audubon township
is here for visit with his brother Miles
Mrs C. G. Harper was taken down
Tuesday with an attack of pneumonia.
Doctor Langworthy of Amarillo,
Texas, arrived Tuesday for visit with
Doctor Brooks.
M. l. Masterson and John Butterton
went to Omaha Tuesday evening to at
tend stock sale.
Mrs. Charles g. Wolf is visiting her
brother, Grant Fisher, and family over
at Guthrie Center.
Mrs. w. w. Smith has returned
from visit at Clarinda with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Don Drake.
Marriage license has been issued to
Merle Owen and Mabel Hall; Frank
Hribal and Anna Rose.
j. M. Cole who, for month, has
been very sick from pneumonia is able
to be about town again.
Miss Fannie Smutney and brother
Charles were in Audubon few days
returning to Des Moines Tuesday.
Editor Mantz, his wife and child
rem came down Sunday afternoon and
spent the time between trains with rela
tiVes
e. ]. Freeman tells us that he does
not expect to be ready to put in the new
boiler he has ordered until about the
first of May.
The new pump for the waterworks
arrived yesterday morning. 1t is a
Ramsey Triplex, made at Seneca Falls,
New York Scate.
-Soren Nelson of Brayton was up to
Audubon yesterday forenoon. He is
much pleased with his hardware bust
ness at that place.
"A new baby girl at the home of J
M. Graham makes an even half dozen
girls without little brother to pet OF
a big brother to fight for them.
w. G. Elliott returned Monday from
Lincoln, Nebraska. where he visited
over Sunday with his wife Who has re-
turned from her trip to Florida.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Homer X. Davis, Wednesday morning
April 10, 1910, arriving just in time tc
be counted by the census enumeration
Doctor Brooks assisted by Doctor
Langworthy of Texas operated upon
Little Arthur Leach yesterday morning
removing adenoids with which he had
been affected.
Frank Jenkins of Brayton was at
Audubon Tuesday and couldn't resist
the temptation to take home with him
one of those fine new Mitchell cars sold
by E. A. Beason.
Mrs. Esbeck came home Tuesday
from Osceola, Iowa, where she went
some weeks ago to be with her sister in
her last illness. She was relieved by
death March 30, 1910.
William Neff was down to Nebras
ka City over Sunday to visit his daugh
tiers and attend the wedding of his daugh
ter Miss Hazel Neff to Carson Brock
way. He returned home Monday
Charles Z. Zion of Nebraska City
came up Monday to complete work il
the way of painting and papering which
he couldn't finish until the new roo
was completed on the court house.
Mr. and Mrs H. W. Lowther haa
: a very pleasant surprise Monday even
: ing by the coming unexpectedly of he
brother, William Laurie, and his littl
daughter Ellen and her sister, Mrs
= Anna Bollman, and daughter Norine
= from the home down at Mystic.
|. Mrs r. A. Smith has returned +
:, their home at Central City after enjoy
|, ing two weeks here among her friend
/ of former days. Among them were
y good many whom she instructed Will
% a teacher i'm the schools of Audi Dor
Her husband was pastor of the Baptis
n church here for some time and after tina
n for seven years at Cedar Falls. He
d still in the good work though servin
h a smaller charge because of impaire
health.