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

"A new roof has been placed on the
county jail
Mrs. j. s. Dennis was an Atlantic
visitor last Saturday.
James Lang journeyed out to Oma-
ha Monday for business trip.
Gene Mertz was down from Nema-
ha, Saturday, greeting friends.
John Weighton returned Saturday
from a business trip out of town.
Lucy Lieb went out to Elk Horn
Saturday to care for a patient
Mrs Frank johnson returned from
visit out at Omaha last Saturday.
-Lelah Zaner came home on Sunday
from visit with friends out of town.
The mother of Howard Kittell went
out to Walnut on business last Friday.
Doctor George Weighton is away to
Des Moines and Iowa City ON business.
John Freeman and wife were out to
Shelby Station this week visiting with
relatives.
Henry Schneider was here from
Chicago last week to visit his parents
and friends.
Joe Richards and wife returned
Monday from a visit with their children
out at Omaha.
Mrs. Hall of Delta, Iowa, is here to
pass some time with her brother, George
Ellis, and wife.
Mrs. Ralph Thomas enjoyed a visit
last week from an aunt whose home is
over in Michigan.
Loud Rippey is working in Fred
Smith drug store while Joseph Garnett
takes a vacation.
Mrs. J. Kuhn reached home Mon
day after pleasant visit with friends
down at Des Moines.
Mrs. Jasper Jensen went down to
Atlantic Saturday to accompany her
grand children to their new home.
Frank Williams and wife, from
Extra, were in Audubon Monday attend
ing to business and greeting friends.
--LbWlS DdSlty iNtty NiitNil l'-
turned to their studies at State Univer-
sity, in Iowa City, first of the week.
Ray Emmerson, who clerks for Mr..
Shaw at the South Side hardware, was
an Atlantic visitor one day last week.
Mrs. LYDIA Leet came from Omaha
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. o. II.
Coon, and other old time neighbors
MIR. and Mrs Charles Tramp went
out to Omaha last Saturday where the
lady entered hospital for treatment
Mrs. Matt johnson and Mrs Hans
Albertsen returned last of the week
from visit with friends in Des Moines.
-Elowene Phelps got home from Fort
Dodge Monday where she had visited
the James Russell family and other
friends
Donna Sherman journeyed down to
Des Moines, Monday, to have good
visit with her Grandma Pooling and
other friends
Doctor L. J. Oldaker and Doctor
jacobson came up from Extra Friday
evening and passed "a short time with
their friends.
Mrs. Frank Carper who had been
here to visit relatives and friends, left
for her home near Kenyon, South Dako-
ia, last Monday.
James Cameron came down from
Lincoln Tuesday and continued the
Journey on down to the State Univer-
sity at Iowa City,
Marshal Darnold was downat Des
Moines last week and purchased car
load of tile to be used about the city i'll
making improvements.
Mrs. J. II, Best and children went
to Atlantic last week to visit her father
w. III. Nicholson, and Sunday Mr.. Best
iourneyed to the same city.
e. N. Taggart, his wife and Mrs.
Charles Reynolds took ride over to
Guthrie Center and back, one day last
week, in his Overland auto
Mrs. Mary Wilde was down near
Hamlin Station last Saturday and passed
a day or two with her young friend,
Eta Spencer, who has been so i'll.
AT the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning Miss Abble Upham,
field secretary of the Woman's Board of
Foreign Missions, will make an address,.
-Snowballs, shrubs of all kinds, flow
ering roots, porch vines. For anything
i'm this line that makes home nice send
order to w. NJ Bomberger, Harlan, la.
Mrs. G.. r. Farley and Miss Ruth
Hubbard of Lake City, Iowa, who had
been i'm Audubon to visit their friend
the wife of Rev. A. b. Miller, returned
home Friday.
N. Burton and wife, who left here
thirty years ago and now reside down
i'm Phillips county, Kansas, arrived last
week to visit her sister, Mrs. George
Townsend and brother, Plen Hollenbecl
Carpenter Morton Roofing will give
YOU every protection that iron, tin o.
Shingles will, but it will not rot lik'
shingles nor rust like tin and iron. 1
is a non conductor of heat and cold an'
is more durable and less expensive THAI
either of the Roof Coverings mentioned
1t is guaranteed to last for years. Johl
Weighton at Audubon will show yol
this puarantee