Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
SUPPLE MENT
TO THE
AUDUBON REPUBLICAN
Thursday, April 2, 1910.
Theatre next Monday night.
TO THE

DeS MONIES tnlS week.
Miss Hardness, the reader who never
fails to please the masses.
Mabel Keith passed few days this
week with Atlantic relatives
-Shingledecker & Johnson are hand
ling the Oakland automobiles.
S. B. Morrissey is limping around
with sore foot caused by infection.
Under the auspices of the Mems
Bible club come the famous Troubadours
Mrs. George Foley went down to
Dexter Friday to visit her sister Mrs
d. PlRepass.
George Bickelhaupt returned Fri
day from business trip to Salem, in
South Dakota.
School children % cents, adults 35
cents at the Presbyterian church Friday
evening April Is.
Principal F. w. Johansen is passing
vacation week with his parents at Glad
block.
The best musicale yet. The Trouba-
bours at the Presbyterian church on
April Is.
-Messrs Chas. Elliott and j. f. RuhS
made an auto trip to Elk Horn Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Graham and children
are over at Adair this week visiting her
people the Kroeger family.
Don't fail to hear Miss Hardness at
the Presbyterian church on Friday even
ing April Is at 8 o'clock.
Loud Rippey returned on Thursday
from Corning where he had been work
ing in drug store to visit his family.
Mrs Ida Leet has sold her half
section of land out in Douglas township
to Mr. Andersen for $40 an acre.
Ray Leonard bought q ticket for
Brayton last Friday night. He said for
little while at least he proposed to be
"a freeman"
Grant LancelOt came down from
Scranton last Saturday and went down
to Extra for q visit with his parents,
Editor Lancelot and wife.
Harry w. Lowther, foreman of this
office, with his wife and baby are occu-
in the south part of town.
Mrs. Lars Jensen, who was operated
upon at the Atlantic Hospital q few
day ago was well enough to come home
to her family last Friday evening.
E. A. Beason is putting his newly
purchased building in readiness for his
automobiles. He will handle the Nit
chell, the Ford and the Rambler.
Some gentlemen from Adair were
up to Audubon Saturday showing new
automobile called the Z. NJ. F. which
Johnson & Buck expect to handle.
A number of the lady friends of
Mrs. r. A. Smith joined in a social en-
tertainment for her on Friday evening
at the home of Mrs John A. Musson.
Mr.. Harrison and wife came up
from Creston Friday to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Hans G. Hansen, few
days, and then they will go to South
Dakota on a business trip.
LATE Simpson and Ed johnson were
at the Shrine meeting in Des Moines
last Friday night where fifty victims
crossed the burning sands and more
DIldH llNC ANOlJiNo NSiC l'iCoCi
w. w. Smith received word on
Tuesday morning from his daughter
Theresa, stating that she had been re-
elected as supervisor of music and draw
ing in the schools Of Newton for the
coming year
Jessie Gore, of Des Moines, Lois
Jennings and Walker Fletcher, of Van
meter. who had been here to attend the
Ira r. Miller and Katherine Finnerty
wedding and visit with their cousin, Al
Miller, returned home Friday.
MFR. and Mrs. Hi Mendenhall reach
ed home Saturday from their southern
trip which took them through Kansas,
Oklahoma and Texas. They also went
across the border into Mexico and took
a look at a Mexican bull fight.
Doctor Charles BurnSides accompa-
MED Mr.. and Mrs. Pat McMahon and
their son John up to the Mayo Broth
er's Hospital at Rochester, Minnesota,
Yesterday where the lady goes to be
operated upon for appendicitis.
Rev. G. d. Wendell is attending the
annual conference of his church at Story
City this week AS he has been at Viola
Center for but one year it is expected
that he will return. The same is true
of Rev. Schlesselman of the church III
Audubon.
Alex Mcclure, who had been APP
pointed census enumerator for Viola
township, has moved over into Guthrie
county. His removal into another coun-
ty caused the appointment of Sam Null
ford for Viola and Fred TeXtor will take
the place in Cameron.
They are comingl Who? The fa-
nous Troubadours.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cowles came
home Friday from visit at Ottumwa
bringing with them their grand child,
Little Miss Gertrude Ferguson Cowles,
who came for good visit at their home
and with her Grandpa and Grandma j.
A. Nash and wife.
Will Brinkerhoff, foreman of The
Extra Journal came up last Friday and
passed the day looking after business
and calling on friends of other days.
He found time however to let the light
of his benign countenance shine into
The Republican Office for little while.
%. p. Coon took the noon train Mon
day for q business trip to the southeast
ern part of the state On his way he
will stop for short visit with his people
down at Brooklyn Iowa. While we
trust that Mr.. Coon may find just what
he is looking for we shall be greatly
pleased if he finds it advisable to remain
in Audubon.
The Troubadours play to the entire
satisfaction of the public.