Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-06-23

| in the Old Reliable Hawkeye of Iowa
A. r. DRAKE, Agent.
Harvey Delahoyde of Atlantic was
in town Monday and he went over to
Dawson to call upon his brother Walter
Delahoyde.
Frank H. Adams iourneyed over to
Abel Sunday to visit his mother and
from there he went to Des Moines for a
short stay.
William Neff went down to Nebras-
ka City Friday to visit his daughter,
Mrs Charles Zion. but returned Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Ed Frick started Monday for
Lake Okoboji to join her husband and
enjoy the cooling breezes while sailing
Ger the lake,
Julius Hecker arrived Friday from
his studies at the State University at
Iowa City and will pass the summer
with his mother.
Thomas Sweeney and Earl Sweeney
came home Monday from Aberdeen,
South Dakota, where they had been to
VlSlU u SICK sister.
Seth Hartzell goes to Alliance, Ohio,
this week to visit the scenes of his boy
hood and several sisters who still reside
in that community.
Walter Boage and wife from Valley
Junction arrived i'm Audubon Monday.
He is the plumber for the Audubon
Hardware Company,
The Misses Rosa Weighton and
Elsie McLeran went to Atlantic, Friday,
to meet the latter's cousin, Miss Grace
Graves of Glenwood.
u. M. Renftle, the land man left
Tuesday for Kansas and Oklahoma. In
the former state he will visit cousins at
Wichita and Wellington.
Mrs. M. B. Wonsmos her daughter
Wolly Wonsmos, Bessie Ping, returned
Friday from delightful outing among
the mountains of Colorado
-NoTICE! Ice always on hand at
my residence in West Audubon. Call
any time and get it.
90 Otis HARRIS.
w. O. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. 16tf
Mrs Bartlett and daughter Hazel
Bartlett of Plano, Illinois, are here to
pass few pleasant days at the L. L.
Finch home. The mother is sister of
Mrs Finch.
WANTED, eight or ten horses to
10, L.,
grass parture. Telephone,
24S Chas. r. Darland
Larland, Iowa
Peter Anderson, q son of Mr.. and Mrs
A. p. Anderson, received such severe
blow from the kick of broncho Sunday
morning that he had to seek Doctor
Brooks to find relief from his injuries
The hitching posts on Broadway
have disappeared and their absence
adds much to good looks of that street
Additional posts are being placed on the
side streets for the accommodation of the
farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan of Pleasant
vile came Tuesday to visit her people
A. M. Hays and family. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Twining, q sister
of Mr.. Hays, and former resident of
Audubon.
Chris Wonsmos started on Monday
evening for Denver and the Cripple
Creek District for an outing. Mr. Ted
row of Dexter will assist Agent w. w.
Smith at the Rock Island depot while
he is away.
Nj
and son of Black Duck, Minnesota, are
visiting her sister Mrs. III. G.. Rice,
down in Hamlin. They came in fine
little Buick auto called The Pioneer >
which Mrs. Freeburg won in a newspa-
per contest.
Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs, f.
N. Taggart seated in their Overland
automobile, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chamberlain, and son, E. A.
Taggart, started away for the old home
up in Grundy county and the birthplace
of his two children.
Alma Oelke was here from Omaha
over Sunday with her parents August
Oelke and wife and to visit with her
brother-in-law, Will Mutt, and wife.
Mr.. Mutt departed for his home at Enid,
Oklahoma, Tuesday noon but his wife
remained yet a little while.
The Epworth League of the Allan
tic District of the M. Il. Church will
hold district meeting in Atlantic on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The
Misses Cora Sampson, Bessie Shaw and
Hazel Law and Mr.. Robert Rachel are
the delegates from the Audubon Chapter.
We wondered why our bill for cleo
trio lights for half the month of May
was not presented the first of June, but
we are informed by the Company that
as the people were SO patient in waiting
while new boiler was being installed
that no charge was made for what was
furnished in May. We are pleased to
say that the lights are much better
with the increased power.
Any barn or out building can be
made water tight by applying Carpen-
ter Morton Roofing This roofing can
be applied over the old shingles, if de
sired, and will make good tight job
that will last for years. This Roofing
is cheaper and more satisfactory than
shingles or other materials. John
Weighton, of Audubon, will furnish
booklet and samples upon request.