Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-05
Call at Harmon's for nice furniture

ter1ay on business.
George Hoover returned Tuesday
from business trip to Omaha.
Mrs. Il. f. Bilharz made trip to
Atlantic between trains Monday.
Harmon sells the Free sewing ma
chine. Call at the store and see it.
The Rebekah Lodge will have. n
regular meeting next Saturday night.
Harmon keeps the best furniture
that can be bought and sells at a reason
able price.
Ernest Reed of Williamsburg is
here TO visit his wife's people Mr.. and
Mrs. Renftle.
Pomona Simpson entertained a
number of her little friends ut birth
day party last week.
Mrs. Archie McVicar who had been
visiting at the home of John A. Nash
has returned to Des Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. III. w. Wilson enter
tanned u company of ladies and gentle
men at dinner Tuesday evening.
"A petition is being circulated asking
the council to investigate the cost of
putting in sewer on Chicago street.
Rev. C. C. Smith of Panora was in
town yesterday having been in county
to visit his brother-in-law, Mr.. Miller.
A. E. Moreland advertises for a dark
shawl lost on Saturday night. The
finder is requested to leave it ut this
office.
e. A. Beason has sold two autos the
past week, one to Peter Kjer, OF Fiscus,
and the other to j. X. Thompson OF
Irwin
Farmers are busy planting corn so
as to get through before the rains como
which will be necessary to make good
harvest.
The Commercial Club will meet on
next Monday evening to discuss the
question of sewerage. A good attendance
is desired.
Mrs. Henry Cody of Atlantic has
been UP this week to visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs. c. Gates. She returned
home yesterday
Rev. f. c. Granner returned Mon
day from his new charge in the South
western part of the state for q visit with
his family at Ross.
Rev w. NJ Dudly former pastor
here but now yice-president OF simpson
College will preach at the M. r. church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. Wright who lives east of town
brought in some twigs from peachtree
sent to him by brother at Gage, Okla
homa. They showed a good prospect
for fruit crop.
Last Thursday evening the Audi
bon Bowling team defeated the Temple
ton Five i'm matched series of three
! games on the Jensen alleys in tins city
by the nice margin of ll3 pins
Rev. David Shenton who has filed
the pulpit of the NJ. f. church in Audi
hon at different times was stricken by
PARALYSIS on Monday at his home III
Atlantic and probably will not recover.
The Audubon Base Ball Club is
practicing every evening and getting II
pretty fair condition. With plenty OF
announcement and support Audubon
will have a team this year that it may
well be proud of.
Robert Carper came home Frida.
for a visit among his friends and rela
tives. The dental college he is attend
ing has. finished the yearly course ant
Robert went to Omaha yesterday Il
spend the vacation in doing practical
work i'm dentist S Office.
Miss Elicit has resigned her posi-
ton in the schools here to take effect q
, the close of The school year and Mis-
, Howard of Oskaloosa has been electet
: to fill the vacancy. Miss Howard is
/ normal school lady and graduates thi
year from Penn College.
Hon. M. ]. Tanning of Philadelphia
, will speak at the Court House Sunda.
4 afternoon at Half-past Two, and agar
i at Eight O'clock Monday evening. w
understand that temperance, as it re
lates to re-submission of the amendmen
e will be his principal topic.
n There was a pleasant reunion owe
n Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs u
c.. Conklin when they entertained MI
William Z. Conklin, of Omaha. Mrs
Il John Wall, of Nevada, and Mrs. X. X
g Hall, of Oklahoma, the guests being
n brother and sisters of Mr.. Conklin.
-Mesdames Sylvester AIRY, E. A
Bates, C. C. Kibby will entertain TIL
e Mothers Club socially at the home Q
s the former on Saturday, May I, 1915
}, from Three to Five O'clock, Afternoon
# Miss. Phillips, of Ames, will be CUES
of honor. All members OF The Gu
are cordially invited.
f Mrs. Shallow, the daughter of MI
!. George Campbell, found it necessary {
= 90 to Omaha the other day to tax
:. treatment for one of her eyes which ha
become much inflamed by striking
upon a sharp shingle when STOPPING I
II fiji the hod with coal. She returned o
Il Tuesday having found relief for th
N injured member.
% ID, C. Mott expects to spend fe'
X DAYS in Chicago this week, and nes
J. week to attend the National Meeting {
- the Sons of the American Revolution 9
- Toledo, Ohio. Mr.. Mott was electe
- President of the State Society at il
II meeting in Des Moines last week and b
7. virtue of that office is member of Th
" National Convention. Several other deli
> gates are going from Iowa-Mareng
Republican.
IL The May meeting of the Women
q Foreign Missionary Society OF the NJ L
5 church, at Audubon, will be held at tn
IN home of Mrs. Doctor Brooks on Tuesda
II The Tenth at Half-past Two, Afternoo
e, Topic for Study: The Gospel in Easi
ern South America" Report from Cor
,s vention will he given and special musi
=, prepared for the occasion, Refreshmeni
q will be served All ladies cordially il
e vited.
n. Hon. George Cosson, of Audubon
ne candidate for Acknowledgement befol
st the Republican primaries, was in Jeffe
c,f SATURDAY, meeting OH DeODle. Olani