Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-24
See Roberts Wall Paperl
See Webster for timothy hay.

Press Keith and wife passed Sunday
with Atlantic relatives
Deputy Sheriff Ferguson was ont at
Gates Monday on business
Ed Wood arrived at home SATURDAY.
from visit to Des Moines.
Charles White was over to Guthrie
Center Saturday ON business.
George Evarts and wife returned
Friday from visit over at Adair.
Our new stock of Wall Paper ;,
now coming in, A. H. Roberts is
School Books and School Supplies
all the time at tricks DRUG STORE.
See Wall Paper at Half Price at
6tf ROBERTS
Myrtle Townsend has gone down to
NATION, Illinois, to visit her sister,
Edith.
Uncle John G. Davis reached home
Saturday from a visit with relatives ut
Menlo.
Lucy Lieb and her mother returned
Monday from their visit out at Council
Bluffs.
Lots of satisfied customers in the
Dry Cleaning department at the City
Laundry. AIT
Mrs. George Coe arrived at home
Saturday from a visit with relatives in
Oklahoma.
Gene Johnson went out to Omaha
Tuesday on business trip and attend
the auto show.
Uncle Samuel Crane and his son,
Noah Crane, were up from their Extra
home last Saturday.
Mrs. L. B. Jennings was at Extra
Monday to say goodbye to her brethors
Arthur and Kirk Merrick.
John Musson shipped fine carload
of horses to his big farm near Warner,
Canada, Monday evening.
Fred Vermilya and wife started on
Sunday noon for Unionville, Iowa, to
pass few days with relatives.
Miles Kness and wife went out to
Omaha last Sunday afternoon for trip
combining business and pleasure.
August Johnson who had been at
old home in Sweden for three months
arrived in Audubon last Saturday.
For all kinds of baking, consisting
of bread, cake, pies and doughnuts go
to the bakery of Smith & Sons. tt
Nothing too fine to be dry cleaned
at City Laundry. Weguarantee our
work. 4Gtf
DO you know that we can save YOU
big money on Pianos? Give US "a chance
to prove it. FRICK DRUG COMPANY.
William Roberts, the expressman.
has been appointed Opera House mana
ger, in the place of John Zion resigned.
Mrs. l.. c. Christofferson was visit
ed by her mother last week, the lady
returning to her Marine home Saturday
-Bodo and Alma Oelke passed last
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Oelke, and family here in Au-
dubon.
DO not have your underwear hung
out on the line to be frozen and cracked
but have it washed and Steam Dried at
the City Laundry.
That nice little dog belonging to
A. G. Harmon strayed away last week.
Ii the finder will return it suitable
reward will be given.
Charles Butler and wife arrived ON
Friday night from Murdo, South Dalo,
Sarah Musson home.
On Friday evening the engine on
the Northwestern became thirsty and
had to leave the train at Ross to run
down to Audubon for water.
-Lu McGinnis is home from Hum
boldt, where he had been at work, to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
McGinnis, and other relatives.
H. L. Hawk, he who clerks in al
the E. Bilharz and Son store, enjoyed
an over Sunday visit with his father
Mr.. G. w. Hawk, from Oakland.
George Gill was up from his Ham
lin home Monday and told us he had
Tented a house in Extra where he and
his mother would abide for season
COL R. N. Carper and w. o. Henry
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. 37tf
Mrs. Joe Kevan and Mrs. jaime.
Hollenbeck went down to Brayton Oh
! Tuesday to say farewell to Mrs. San
Ulrich before her departure for Colo
| RADIO.
Fred Hoenke, manager of the Au
dubon Produce Company's plant, visited
his wife and friends in Atlantic Owe
Sunday, the returning to Audubon tn,
next day.
ID. G. Conklin was at the Georg,
Leffingwell home i'm West Extra to visi
with his sister, Mrs. r. Hall, from dowl
in Oklahoma whom he had not seen TO
fourteen years.
Carl Killion, of The Advocate force
was called to Moulton Friday by a mes
sage saying his mother was quite ill., III,
returned Monday and reported the lad,
improved in health
! In another part of this paper appear
the financial report of the Audubon In
/ dependent District which shows that il
takes quite bunch of money to kee,
the schools in operation.
Standard and Zenoleum Dip, the
! best on the market, at IS cents gallon
Saye your stock and save your none,
/ by buying Dip from us.
FRICK DRUG COMPANY.
Charles Boehme, the younger, wa
in Audubon Monday ON q very tende
mission, and returned to his home dow
in Audubon township with a priced hi
of writing paper on his inside pocket
! Charles Alt loaded Monday for Gar
den City, South Dakota, where he goe
to make his home His brother John AL
went along to assist him in moving an,