Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-31

See ROBERTS Wall Paperl
See Webster for Incubator Eggs.
Attend the Band Musicale tonight.
Pure Rendered Lard at WEIGHToN' S
DIR Morley went out to Nebraska
ON Tuesday
Wait for The Troubadoursl They re
coming April Fifteen.
-Troubadours at the Presbyterian
church April Fifteen.
Mrs. o. b. Train went to Atlantic
Monday to visit friends.
Doctor John Donaldson was with
Anita friends last Sunday.
Frank Hays has returned from at
tending school in Des Moines
For SALE: Pure Early Ohio Pota-
| toes. l.. w. BARGER, Audubon.
Our new stock of Wall Paper is
now coming in, A. Ii. ROBERTS.
House to rent in Audubon, Inquire
OF l3tf JESSE KEITH.
See Wall Paper at Half Price at
6tf ROBERTS
William Neitzel and family have
gone to Wilcox, CANDIDA to make their
home.
Doctor Childs went to Nicola last
Sunday evening toattend the funeral of
an aunt.
Dollie Coin and Mamie Michaels re-
turned from their visit at Creston last
, Saturday.
Mrs. Pat Mcmahon has been very
sick the past week from an attack of
appendicitis
"A. G. Harmon has fitted up rooms
The South Side.
Miss Glass, the teacher, enjoyed
visit last week from her sister whose
home is in Atlantic
Mrs. Emil Bilharz and Miss Harriet
Bilharz are spending the week with
friends in Chicago.
The gasoline engine purchased by
the town council has arrived but the
pump has not come.
Mrs. Kirk and baby of Chicago,
arrived in Audubon this morning for
visit with her relatives.
Mrs. J. Kuhn and daughter, Mrs.
George Viewer, have gone to Colfax for
sojourn of a week or two.
You'll never regret it. That is if
you hear The Troubadours at the Pres
byterian church April Fifteen.
e. A. Bates and wife moved up from
Extra last week and now occupy the
house purchased from o. p. Coon.
During the absence of Mr., and
Mrs. w. III. Cowles, Miss Elizabeth
Dayis has had charge of the store.
Doctor G. w. Clay of Extra drove
| up to Audubon Tuesday morning on the
way to Marshalltown to attend the
! funeral of his father who died Sunday.
| John Wiggington of Anita was in
! Audubon over Sunday. He says he spent
about two months of last winter with
| friends at his old home over i'm Illinois.
Editor Spencer and family were up
near Ross last Sunday to visit her sister
and brother, Miss Gusta Hansen and
Edward Hansen, who are soiourning on
a farm up there.
w. III. Cowles and wife went out to
Omaha Monday evening and from there
they continued the Journey on down to
Ottumwa for visit with their son,
Nelson Cowles and wife.
Doctor j NJ Fulton was to Iowa City
last Sunday to find out the condition OF
Mrs. l.. b. Jennings, patient whom he
had sent there for treatment, and re-
ported her condition favorable.
IS. M. Smith of Harlan was in Audu-
bon Monday morning on business, com
ing in from Sharon township where he
lived until this spring when he left the
farm and moved out to Harlan.
/ "A red boar about year old came to
my place March "a, 1910. The owner
can have him by proving property and
paying damages. BIRD LEFLER.
Route Three Audubon. 13Id
! ALI parties knowing themselves in
debted to me on coal accounts will please
call and settle by April 10, 1910.
13ed III. A. NoRTHUP,
Audubon, Iowa.
Col. r. N. Carper and w. o. Henry
auctioneers are the ones who can sell
your property and get best prices Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
So, Audubon, Iowa. 31tf
The series of meetings at the M. E.
| church closed last Sunday, when a
number were baptized and received into
the church. Rev. Olenslager departed
Monday for his home at Jacksonville,
| Illinois,
i
Carl Smith and wife went to Logan
Saturday where they will visit her par
ents; and rumor says her father, Mr..
| Thomas Young, has bought a restaurant
and Mr.. Smith will remain and do the
baking.
| Mrs Underwood left Tuesday morn
ing for her home in Denver, Colorado,
| after spending the winter here with Mrs.
| Doctor Brooks About the first of May
| she will make her home on ranch fifty
miles east of that city.
| e. n. Taggart has rented his house
| to John Wagner for the summer, and
| Mrs Taggart is boarding with her sister
| Mrs Henry Nelson northwest of town
during the absence of Mr.. Taggart on
| his real estate business.
| Among the interested bidders and
buyers at the Earl Maharg sale Tuesday
| afternoon was Miss Elizabeth Buckley,
a nice little lady from Holstein, Iowa,
who came down to make some purchases
for her fathers stock farm.
! Mrs. F. l.. Taylor and her daughter,
Mrs. J. +. Ruhs, went down to Guern-
sey on Tuesday to attend the wedding
| of daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Taylor who is a cousin of Mrs. Ruhs