Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-03
FARM LOANS
At S per cent. Complete set
of Abstracts of Title to all
lands in Audubon County.
CHAS. BAGLEY.
Next attraction is March Ten |

| Prlnce OF sweden March len
Get your wall paper at The Wall
Paper Store.
| James Blake was a business visitor
in Manning last Friday
Plenty of singing and dancing at
the Opera House, March Ten.
Forget dull care, attend theatre ON
March Ten, laugh and grow fat
H. w. Wilson made q business trip
to Atlantic Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Farquhar, with his wife and
daughter, went to Omaha Tuesday
The Wall Paper Store is now open
for business. Call and see our line.
Joe Moon was up from Allan tic on
Tuesday greeting his many friends.
-Jens Mumgaard was business Wis
itor in Atlantic on Saturday evening,
See Wall Paper at Half Price at
6tf ROBERTS
-E. III. Mauerer of Larland is away
on his annual visit TO Montrose, Colorado
The fur collar advertised in these
| columns belonged to Mrs. John Cameron
%. l.. Lane went down to Mount
Pleasant Tuesday to visit his brother.
Charles Reynolds was over to Coon
Rapids part of this week on business.
Fred Dreher, of the Ross vicinity,
went to Atlantic Tuesday on business
Nothing too fine to be dry cleaned
at City Laundry. Weguarantee our
work. 46tf
Mrs. Booton was down to Brayton
Friday to call on her friend Mrs. Sam
Ulrich.
Hiram Mendenhall departed Mon
day for Des Moines on mission of
| business.
Dave Randolph was out to Omaha
last of the week with COED shipment
of stock
Mrs John c. Davis went to Extra
Monday night to visit her friend, Mrs.
e. A. Bates.
| Thomas Kerwin returned Saturday
| from Des Moines where he had been
attending school.
Superintendent Harry p. Smith went
out to Missouri Valley Thursday to act
as judge in a debate
George F. Davis has moved from
Viola to the Miller farm one mile east
from the county home.
| Lots of satisfied customers in the
Dry Cleaning department at the City
Laundry. AIT
| Nellie Foley arrived Sunday from
Chicago to pay "a short visit to her father
NJ. I. Foley and his family.
Mrs. B. Lorenz went out to Council
Bluffs Sunday to visit relatives and her
husband will follow little later.
For all kinds of baking, consisting
of bread, cake, pies and doughnuts go
to the bakery of Smith & Sons. If
DO you know that we can save you
big money on Pianos? Give us a chance
to prove it. FRICK DRUG COMPANY.
The Junior League Social at the
NJ. +. church Friday evening was a de-
cided success socially and financially.
Mrs. Samuel Gardner returned on
Saturday from Des Moines where she
had been with relatives for fow days.
Manager William Roberts says the
show at the Audubon Opera House on
March Ten will be one of the best of 'em.
Tell your friends that the show
billed at the Audubon Opera House on
March Ten is different from all others.
Fred Reynolds was up from Greeley
Tuesday completing the purchase of q
lot on which his mother expects to build
a new house.
Mrs. j. F. Frazier returned Friday
from Chicago where she had been to
purchase the latest creations in the
millinery world.
Mr., and Mrs. p. +. Anderson move
up to Ruthven this week to make it their
home, leaving many friends to regret
their departure,
Monday to visit his daughter, Mrs. j.
r. Chandler and old time neighbors
here in Audubon.
William Thielen, that long time
resident of near Extra, was within our
gates Sunday on the way to his new
home up at Carroll.
Byrd Connrardy who had been ont
at Denver. Colorado, all winter arrived
in Audubon Monday to visit her sister
Mrs. LATE Simpson.
William Clough.ey iourneyed down
to Des Moines Monday to see his wife
who is at The Wallston Sanitarium in
that city for treatment.
Miss Mccullough, of Newton, has
arrived and will be head trimmer at the
millinery parlors in the Wilson and
Freeman millinery store.
Ed Frick started away Monday iol
Portland, Oregon, and other points in
that State expecting to be gone for six
weeks visiting with his sons.
Frank True, who has been engineer
out at the Tramp and Tramp Brick anG
Tile Works, has moved with his family
to Seattle, Washington State.
Whenever you see the real estate
man begin TO swell up and the automo
mobile dealer begin to "Chug" you
may be sure that spring is not far away
Louis Bagley arrived from low;
City Monday where he is attending tn,
State University to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bagley, for few
days
Mrs. Elmer Bailey came home from
Redfeld Sunday where had been witt
4 her mother for several days. Her friend
will be glad to know she is much i'm
proved in health.
Robert Armstrong and Will Col
with their wives have returned iron
Madison county and will again max
this their home. The ladies are daugh
tiers of MIR. Ed Finch.