Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-13
-Chautauqua tickets $3.50.

Surance written. Chas. 6agley.
-Chautauqua tickets $3.50.
For oil and gas call Phone 400. If.
ED Prick went up to Okoboji,
Monday.
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen &
KrOgh. Phone 400. IT,
Mrs. E. Ruthmeier of Extra was up
for the day, Tuesday
Miss Minnie Mcclure returned
Monday from Council Bluffs.
-Chautauqua tickets now $3.50.
When the program opens $500.
The City Restaurant furnishes the
best dinner in Audubon. Try US. l4tf
Our best home rendered lard at 10
cents a pound for a short time. The
Park Meat Market. 26tf.
Harley Stafford has quit work at
the Northwestern and Charlie Jennings
has taken the place.
The big gray horse belonging to
sport" Hammock is off duty because
he tramped ON nail.
Mrs. Root and daughter, Eta, of
near Extra were up Sunday to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Shoup.
Miss Enola Squires of Storm Lake
who visited with the Detwilers and the
Agnews went home. Monday.
Louis Loss and wife came up from
Menlo, Monday, having sold out his
interest in the hotel at that place.
Mrs. G. w. Hoover and daughter,
Jessie, are in Denver visiting her mar
ried daughter who lives in that city.
Mr.. Curtis an old friend of the
Bilharz family is here spending the
week. Mr.. Curtis resides in Chicago.
Henry Savage resumed his duties
on the Republican yesterday morning
after months absence with Typhoid
fever.
The Misses Eta and Minnie Burr
and Katie Burkhart went to Carroll
yesterday to see the Barnum g. Bailey
circus.
WIN. Lyman and wife arrived in
Audubon. Saturday, from Rupert, Idaho,
to visit with his sister, Mrs. r. j..
Creveling.
e. N. Taggart and wife with their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lyman,
went up to the lakes, Tuesday, by auto
for few days recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bilharz are ex-
pected home the last of the week and
will be accompanied by Mrs. Bilharz' s
sister, Mrs. Abrams of Iowa City.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
sales speciality. Write. wire or phone
IS. Audubon. Iowa. 16tf
Carl Hooker of Ell Reno, Oklahoma
arrived Tuesday morning. From boy
in knee pants when they left here h,
has grown up to be about as tall Us hi
father.
Word comes from G. II. Jones and
wife of LosAngles that they will not leayt
until July 10 and will be about fifteen
days on the way, reaching Audubon
about the last of Jnly.
A letter from c.. H. Stocking SAYS
he likes it very much down in Florid;,
where he is making a visit. Perhaps
the GOODNESS of the weather has some
thing to do with his opinion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chal Sturgeon OF
Eddyville were in town, Thursday
having been at Extra spending the week
with his people. Mr.. Sturgeon is editor
of the paper at Eddy vile and making
good.
--Slayton's horse took hike from
the pond last Sunday and came NJ
through town at a somewhat leisurely
gait but was caught down south without
doing any serious injury to himself OF
the buggy.
john A. Nash, Mrs. Nash and Their
daughter, Gretchen, with the Russell
family of Fort Dodge, and Mrs. Stotts
and her daughter from California, wen,
to Clarinda, Monday, for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lisle.
Lars Christoffersen was in Atlantic
Sunday to have his little boy operated
upon for tonsilitis and addenoids. He re
turned Monday morning and the boy.
mother went down Monday evening t.
care for him and bring him home.
| The Presbyterian Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. John Nash, Jul,
2lst at 8:45 am. erefreshment com
mittee will serve u breakfast at nine
O'Clock, in place of the tea Bushes
and Devotional meeting will follow
Please remember the time, July slst al
8:45 am.
Fred Searls left Saturday morning
for Des Moines, where he would joii
the Shriner excursion for Rochester
New York. Mr. Searls was born dow
there at an early period Of his life ani
now goes back after long absence Il
look up some Of his relatives who still
remain.
II w. g. Parnham, son Of John Parn
ham. with his wife and baby returned
to his home at Cedar Rapids. Monday
having been called home to attend til,
funeral of his grandfather. This is hi
first visit home in five years. He i
now a form maker in a paper DO,
factory in Cedar Rapids and also one O
the overseers Of the work.
Il II. II. Baker and wife with thei
daughter. Eva, and son, Ed Baker an(
wife motored up from Lewis Sunday
for visit with the formers brother. J
H.. of Audubon. This is case il
which two brothers have the sam,
initials though not exactly the sam,
names. Our j. H., is James Hartwel