Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-26
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Arthur Farquhar went to Atlantic
yesterday on business.
Ray Hoover is able to be around ON
the streets on crutches.
Joe Ill Ross left last evening for u
business trip over to Toulon, Illinois,
Nettie Johnson went to Atlantic on
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Rem
Phelps
A. G. Harmon left Tuesday for Des
Moines to attend a meeting of the under
takers of the state.
Prof Zaner left yesterday for his
home at Columbus, Ohio, leaving his
brother somewhat improved,
The nights are very much too cool
for the corn Frost was visible on sew
eral mornings within the past week,
New babies have taken up their
abodes ut the homes of storelleepers in
Poplar, Sharon and lIamlin the last week
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Chris c. larsen and Metha May r.,
beck; Harry +. Conklin and Drusa Davis,
j. f. Schroeder of Gray was down 10
Audubon Tuesday. Mr.. Schroeder is Il
democratic candidate for county super.
visor.
IWm. Northup has bought the Syl
vester Moore farm northeast of Ross
consisting Of 2S0 acres at Sl20 an acre
making $33, 500.
"A small purse containing sum of
money was found in George Preston's
store. Call there, prove property and
pay for this notice.
"A Mr. Holley from beyond the
Guthrie county line came to Audubon
yesterday with a crate containing three
hogs on his automobile.
Mrs. Buckley of Winnipeg, Canada,
and her mother Mrs. Laurenson of Allan
tic came up Tuesday to visit Mrs Han
nah Miller and her daughter.
DR. C. w. Clay came up Tuesday
from Extra bringing eight little wolves
that he had caught The scalps are
worth ~ apiece at the County Auditors
office
w H. Bolton who went up north
with L. n Taggart last week bought Il
quarter section farm finely improved
near Milford in Dickinson county for
which he paid Si5 an acre.
Geo. E. Brown of Sac City was in
town Tuesday on his way to Nebraska
He is looking well and tips the beam NJ
POI pounds, an increase of II pounds
since he left Audubon.
The Electric Light Company finish
ed the work of putting in the new boiler
last of the week and turned the lights
on Saturday. The indications are favor
able for having much stronger and bet
ter lights than heretofore.
Rev w. L. Shugg, pastor of the
NJ +. church Of Anita drove mp TO Au
dubon, Tuesday, bringing a colt that he
left here for breaking. He was u guest
at the homes of DR.. Morley and John
Renftle while in Audubon.
-E-Z Dyes for all kinds of Dye work
but especially for stenciling Call and
see our Stencil Sets. Dyes l5c per tube
Six tubes E-I Dye and 35c Stencil Set
all for 81. 90
20tf FRICK DRUG COMPANY.
The old soldiers are requested To
meet in front of the post Office Sunday
morning at 1890 They will march
past the home of ID. d. Cole where the
ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps will
Join them TO attend the Evangelical
church.
Mrs. Simon Hansen and her little
daughter Oliyene went to Mount Vernon.
Wednesday, to attend Il music festival
and TO be present nj the commencement
exercises of Cornell College, Miss Ruth
Watson of Audubon being a member Of
the graduating class.
Ralph Duvall of Lane, South Dallo-
ia, is spending few days with his par
ents in this county. He has recently
sold quarter section that he bought
last August for $53. 80 at an increase of
$40. 80 an acre and is now looking for
another farm in the same section of the
country.
The county superintendent and Prof.
Zaner were down to Extra, Tuesday to
visit the schools and the latter made an
address to the teachers on his system of
penmanship. He entertained the teach
ers of Audubon last week by similar
address which was received with much
enthusiasm.
Ole III. Jacobsen and H. +. Johnson
were out among them yesterday in the
northern and eastern part of the county
in the interest of their candidacy, the
former for representative and the latter
for county supervisor. Johnson's new
automobile is just the thing for that
kind of business.
"A message from Redlands, Califor-
mia, last Saturday TO the Atlantic news
papers said Mrs Il. s. Hill was dead in
hni Catt
thirty five years her husband was pastor
of the Congregational church in Allan
tic and they were quite well know in
the south part of this county.
Pat Mccall of Woonsocket South
Dakota. came down to Atlantic to attend
the funeral of his brother-in-law James
| Griffin who was buried last Monday
Mrs Mccall remained there for long
err visit with her sister but Pat returned
home Monday night His farm up at
Woonsocket joins the town and is finely
| improved
4. n. Brown who used to live in
Greeley township but for good many
! years has been in Oklahoma has been
/ here on a visit with his sister Grandma
Duvall who lives with her daughter
Mrs John Reuschling. Mr. Brown left
! Friday for visit with his son down at
Atlantic and thence to southeastern
Colorado where he has recently made
1 his home.
Carpenter Morton Roofing can be
used with very satisfactory results on
either fiat roof, slanting roof or peaked
roof 1t is non-conductor of heat and
cold. The upper rooms of a dwelling
are cooler m summer and warmer in
winter than when other roofing materi-
ais are used. Mr.. John Weighton ut
Audubon carries afull stock. Booklet
and sample furnished free.