Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-03
Or. John X. Donaldson, Dentist.
Office over Scars harness shop, Au-
dubon, Iowa. Tel. 42I.
Call on us for Fire,
Tightening and lorna.
do Insurance in re-
sponsible companies.
Nash & Phelps.

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--Chas. II. Wilde and little daughter
We're down at Atlantic Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Ordway was up from Oak
field this week to visit Mrs. Morey
The Iowa Picnic will be held at Los
Angeles, California, February ~, 1910,
School Books and School Supplies
all the time at tricks DRUG STORE.
-" Papas Boy, at the Opera House
one merry night Monday, February !.
WANTED A nurse for Papas Boy.
Apply at Opera House Monday, Febru-
airy !, 1910
-Asbury Singleton of Gladstone,
Canada has been here on visit with
William Cloughly.
i can wear papas clothes. can
wipe my own nose, I'm gettin a big
Papas Boy " now.
-Shingledecker and johnson will
have an opening day as soon as all the
implements arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Finch are pleas
ed over that new baby girl born to
them Saturday night.
"A brother of Bruno LorenZ from
Council Bluffs was over here this week
on account of his illness.
Don't forget the boy What boy?
"Papas Boy at the Woodman Opera
House in Audubon, February I.
w, H. Neff, J. c. Burkey and Matt
Johnson left on Tuesday for Texas to
look after their landed possessions.
Fine farm of 275 acres for rent.
Inquire at FARMERS STATE BANK,
Audubon, Iowa. 5tf
Lots of satisfied customers i'm the
Dry Cleaning department at the City
Laundry. AIT
Fine Barred Plymouth Rock Cock
erels for sale. MRS FRED RICE, Gray,
Iowa 49tf
Nothing too fine to be dry cleaned
at City Laundry. Weguarantee our
work. 46tf
Walter Kitson came home last week
! to visit his people up in Viola. He is
now attending college out at Denison.
| Rev. T. A. Manley, of Des Moines,
will occupy the pulpit at the Church of
Christ next Sunday morning and even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs Merle Rippey went. to
Oakland Wednesday, On Saturday
they go to their new home at Guthrie
! Center.
Glen Miller of Creston who was
detained here on his way to Glidden
visited the Elliott boys who had been
his old neighbors.
/ DO not have your underwear hung
ont OH the line to be frozen and cracked
but have it washed and Steam Dried at
the City Laundry.
J. Doctor Burnside and G. w Marlin
left Tuesday evening for Rochester to
accompany Mrs Marlin and Mrs Clint
Stemm to the hospital.
Il love my drama But Oh, you
Musical Comedy, Papas Boy, I" the best
in this line will be at the Opera House,
in Audubon, Monday, February !.
For Sale Rhode Island Red Cocker
els. Write, phone or come and see
them. j. h. STANLEY, Hamlin, Iowa.
Route One. 30
About four weeks ago three red spring
calves, two heifers and one bull, strayed
from my place six miles northeast of
Audubon. 49tf j. L. CLARK.
Lost between the school house and
the residence of Doctor Childs a silk
purse containing some money. If the
finder will return the purse he can keep
the money. Mrs. DOCTOR CHILDS.
Mrs. Madsen, the mother of Peter
Madsen, died last of the week at the
age of eighty three years, eight months
and twenty seven days. The funeral
services were held at Ebenezer church
on Monday.
Marriage licenses have been issued
Thomas Christensen and Garlic Chris
Jensen: Chris Reisgaard and Clara Van
Aernam; John G. Joens and Louise
Lengemann; Albert Scott and Lulu
Catherine Miller.
w. G. Elliott received letter from
Mrs. Elliott last Friday announcing hel
arrival at Jacksonville Florida, in safe
ty notwithstanding her train was in q
wreck near Atlanta, Georgia, some peo
, pie being more or less injured.
Mrs. Charles Bott and son from
Murray who came up TO attend the
funeral of Grandma Cole reached Allan
, tic yesterday morning a little too late
to catch the train to Audubon which
meant long cold and expensive drive
We regret very much that the con
dition of Mrs. Dan StetZel has made i
necessary to take her back to Clarind;
for further treatment. Miss Clara Leo
nard accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Stetze
: on their sad journey to the hospital OF
Tuesday.
L. F. Potter and wife entertained
A. H. Edwards of Audubon over Sunday
Mr.. Edwards and Mr.. Potter were mem
bers of the twenty sixth General Assem-
bly, of Iowa, and sat in adjacent seat
and have since been intimate friends
Harlan American.
: r. B. White left Saturday for Yves
sington Springs. South Dokota, wher
he will engage with some other partie
in the loan and abstract business. Mrs
White has gone to Atlantic for visi
before going to their western home. TIL
people out there will find them worth.
OF recognition.
1 Bruno E. LorenZ was stricken Sat
urday afternoon while working in hi
shop with severe attack of heart dis
ease which left him in an unconsciou
condition for several hours and in
4 serious way for several days, but we ar
| glad to note that he is pulling through
all right and will soon be out again.
Chris Haderer has sold bis fine resi-
dence southeast of the school house 4
Amos Fancher of Cameron, the consid
GRAFTON being a. 10000 This is fin
Y home and Mr.. Fancheris to he congratu
| lated upon getting it at such reasona