Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-17
Dr.. Carrie Brooks.Wood. Dsstal Of.
flee opposite Commercial Savings Bssk.
See Roberts Wall Paper

See Webster for timothy hay.
Tn Capitola Black; Who are you
sir?
John Makes of Ross was in town
yesterday.
| J. r. Best went to Extra yesterday
on business.
| Only five weeks more till the glad
Easter time.
Miss Stearns made trip to Bray.
ton, Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughley went to Des
Moines, Tuesday.
Miles Kness and wife were at Extra
yesterday between trains.
/ WANTED Boarders at Charles
Reynolds House during court.
Rev. G. B. Christensen went out
to Blair, Nebraska, yesterday.
Our new stock of Wall Paper is
now coming in, A. H. ROBERTS.
Go see Capitola and Wool at NJ. w.
A. Hall, in Audubon, February II, 1910
Charles Elliott goes up to Parker,
South Dakota, Friday to visit his mother.
Mr.. Curtis of Chicago is here visit
ing with his friends the Bilharz family.
School Books and School Supplies
all the time at tricks DRUG STORE.
! The immortal play The Hidden
Hand in Audubon, February Seventeen.
See Wall Paper at Half Price at
6tf ROBERTS,
Shingledecker and johnson ar
nounce an opening on Saturday, Febru-
airy 26, 1910
Miss Winter of Atlantic who visited
here with Mrs. Sarah Musson returned
home yesterday.
| Rev. A. A. Mitchell filled the pulpit
of the Nj. E. church, Sunday night,
preaching a good sermon.
Lots of satisfied customers in the
Dry Cleaning department at the City
Laundry. AIT
| For all kinds of baking, consisting
of bread cake, pies and doughnuts go
to the bakery of Smith u Sons. tt
Walter II. Estes was in Monday to
order his paper sent to Moore Montana,
where he will move the first of March.
Nothing too fine to be dry cleaned
at City Laundry. Weguarantee our
work. 46tf
Mrs. j. F. Frazier has gone to Des
Moines and Chicago for an inspection of
the spring styles and the purchase of
new goods.
w. c. Elliott went to Des Moines
Monday evening. Before returning he
will make a,trip to the southern part of
the state.
George w. Hoover left on Sunday
evening on the North Western tor II
business trip among several towns of
the state.
John Zion returned Sunday from a
trip to Huron, South Dakota, and re-
ports that he will move to that place in
a few weeks.
DO not have your underwear hung
out on the line to be frozen and cracked
but have it washed and Steam Dried at
the City Laundry.
THAT nice little dog belonging to
| ~. " IIdl HUI away lsiop "Oth'
If the finder will return it a suitable
reward will be given.
w. G. Clifford and his son, Ross
Clifford, of Dedham drove down to Au-
dubon yesterday and spent some time
chatting in this office.
George Slayton and Mr.. Nicholson
went to Rochester Sunday night for ex-
] ap CONCERNING fpnIlhla with
which they are afflicted
Clay Wright of Fairfield, with his
wife and baby, Ruby, arrived in Audu-
bon, Tuesday morning, to visit his uncle
and cousins east of town.
Mrs. George H. Stemm who return
ed Tuesday morning from Rochester
brings good report from Mrs, Clint
Stemm and Mrs. c. w. Marlin
For sale new gasoline stove, a
new hard coal burner, cupboard, dining
room table and chairs and other house
hold goods. Mrs. n A. ZION
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.
For SALE: Phone and share in the
Elk Horn and Marine Co. at "a bargain
. if sold by March first G. " CHRIS
! TENsEN, Elk Horn; 25-14 I'D.
Mrs. Sam Ulrick was up from hel
Brayton home Sunday saying good bye
to relatives and friends before they jour
ney out to the new home at Ray, Colo
D RADIO.
Will Donaldson, was out from De-
Moines last of the week to visit friends
near Hamlin Station and Monday morn
ing they were up to Audubon greeting
/. friends
l Samuel Cramer of Cameron ha.
4 purchased the Charles Ping residence
in Audubon and little later will leave
the farm, move to town and occu
ply his new home.
STANDARD and Zenoleum Dip, thu
! best on the market, at 81 cents gallon
Saye your stock and save your none.
by buying Dip from us.
FRIcK DRUG COMPANY.
Mrs. Mabel /. Hilbish principal o
of the Methodist Women's Bible Train
ing School in Des Moines came in Tues
day coming for an over night visit witt
her friend, Miss Harriet BilharZ.
q Complete line nursery stock, direc
\ to planter fresh from nursery, half trus
price nurseries charge through thei
agents. Send for particulars. w. NJ
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 90
a John Butterton and wife reaches
4 home, Wednesday evening from Okla
n homa, where they visited for two O
three weeks. Mrs Butterton says tn
folks were busy making garden las
week