Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-03
Are you going March %?

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Watch for bills, March %.
See Roberts Wall Paper
Melado land in Texas is going lik
hot cakes.
Cheap wall paper at The Wal
Paper Store
ID. b. Anderson went to South Da
kota yesterday,
w c. Zellmer has moved down (,
Casey this week,
| Hans Hansen of Fiscus went down
to Extra yesterday.
James Boyer has bought the house
owned by Dan Kerwin,
Joe Peddy of Oklahoma is here ON
a visit among friends.
Jasper Jensen and family have gone
to their new home over mt Guthrie.
Remember the Wall Paper Bargains
at Off FRiCK'S DRUG STORE.
j. III. Baker and Ben CASTOR went
down to Stuart Tuesday on business,
Mrs. Lou Tramp and her little son
went to Creston yesterday for visit
relatives.
Anton Hanson of Kimballton was
over here this week attending to bust
nesss matters.
Thomas Murphy and his grand.
daughter Rosa Mcclure were over from
Nicola Tuesday night,
Lloyd Hays has bought half int
crest in the Manning Monitor with
Prof Frank l.. Mantz.
Fred Rasmussen and his family of
Casey have moved back to this county
to the old AL Miller farm.
Sam McAninch and wife of Brook,
lyn. Iowa, have been here to visit their
cousin Mrs. w. A. Clark.
w. A. McNutt, who has been fore.
man of the Daily Eagle ut Enid, Okla
homa, has purchased an interest in that
paper.
Miss Matilda Hansen of Extra wa,
i'm Audubon Tuesday night with hei
sister Mrs. Kittell while on her way t.
Glidden
DO not have your underwear hung
out on the line to be frozen and cracked
but have it washed and Steam Dried al
the City Laundry.
Marriage licenses have been ISSUED
the past week to Roy Anciaux and Mis-
Hazel Hensley; Jens r. Clemson and
Miss Lena l.. Beck
j. G. Powell and wife were in An
dubon yesterday with the Wilson's and
Martins before going to their new resi-
dence over ut Guthrie Center.
| Grant Fisher and wife went over Il
Guthrie county Tuesday, to their new
home, but they will be compelled to re
turn to gather lot of corn still left il
the field.
! -Nels G.. Nielsen went to Kimballtor
Monday, to attend the funeral of hi
grandfather Jens G.. Christensen VIII,
was IS years of age. The burial occur
red at Elk Horn,
Col. r. N. Carper and w. o. Henry
auctioneers are the ones who can sci
your property and get best prices. STOCK
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. 31tf
| STANDARD and Zenoleum Dip tho
best on the market, at S5 cents gallon
Saye your stock and save your money
by buying Dip from us
FRICK DRUG COMPANY.
! Moody Cramer came up from Oslxa
loosa, last Thursday, where he is attend
ing school and remained until Monday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Cramer, north from Audubon.
Doctor Brooks reached home Sat
urday night from Atlantic where hi
had taken Mrs. Amiel Waltz and Joe
Coonrad to the hospital. Mrs Waltz
was operated upon for appendicitis.
james Fullerton has moved to tow
and will take life n little easier after
many years of toll on his Melville town
ship farm. Our citizens extend the hanC
of welcome to these worthy people.
Harold Sturgeon and wife from neal
Extra passed part of last Sunday will
their friends, Miss Emmaline and Miss
Eta Spencer, at their pleasant Half
Way House home, near Hamlin Station
B. +. Lorenz and family have re
moved to Council Bluffs where he has /;
brother and brother-in- law. He sale
he had not yet decided just what In
would do. Mr. Lorenz is a good work
man.
Miss Elizabeth Hansen, daughter o
Jens G.. Hansen of Douglas left Tuesda,
evening for Reedley, California, wher
she will make visit of several month
with her brother, Anton Hansen, VIII,
went out there five years ago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish returne,
Monday from her extended visit wit
her sister i'm New York State and will
her son, AL Tharnish, ways furthe
south. Frank Tina rnish says he is YER
glad his mother is home again as nov
his cooking days are over.
For SALEl Special prices will b
! made on several Short horn bulls j
taken within the next ten days. Thi
is done to make room for cattle to b
sold on March 30, 1910. The sale on tina
date will be almost exclusively q co,
} and heifer sale. EARL MAHARG.
Audubon, Iowa.
Chris Haderer loaded car at TIN
Rock Island yards Monday and shippe
his goods down to Stuart, where they &
to reside. Our neighbors toward tn
rising sun will find these people desira
BILE citizens, as they have lived here
long time and their friends are count
| less as the sands by the sea.
. Clyde Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs
Pres Keith, came up from Atlantic las
Saturday night, where he is sojourninl
and laterin the evening met his Grandp
\ Jesse Keith and several other member
4 of Veritas Blue Lodge upon the checl
3 cred floor in the lodge room and receive
: the First degree i'm Masonry. That wa
on Saturday, February 26, 1910.