Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-03
More hammocks at cost. Harmon. 81 ]

More hammocks at cost Harmon. 81 !
Jess Fiscus came from Marine to
day to visit his mother.
| Coronation of King George at the
Gem Theatre this evening.
If you want hammock, now is the
time TO get one at cost. See Harmon. 81 4
Mrs. H. H. Buck and child went
to Greenfield this morning to visit with
her parents.
! Mrs. Kittrington arrived this week
from Oklohoma to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Boust.
| Edward Hansen, the son of l. p.
Hansen who has been critically ill is
doing nicely now.
John M. Kelly of Devils Lake
South Dakota, arrived in Audubon last
evening on business.
If you want to see something fine
attend the Gem this evening and see
the Coronation of King George.
Still have few more hammocks,
which we are selliag at cost. Harmon's
furniture store. Bill.
An infant child of Andrew Jacob
sen living four miles west of Audubon
was buried Tuesday afternoon in Maple
Grove cemetery.
Frank Mclaughlin and his brother
HI. l. Mclaughlin of Idaho came down
from Gray this morning to spend the
day with friends.
Matt johnson, who spent two weeks
at Colfax, returned Tuesday feeling
that he had not received much if any
benefit from the mineral waters there
-FOUND-Chautauqua week by G.
ID. Booten on the sidewalk near High
School gold bracelet with the initials
Lux. on it. Owner can have same by
calling at this Office and paying for
this notice.
Some people dislike very much hav-
ing their name in the paper. Wednes-
day morning at the train reporter
asked a gentleman where he was going
and he answered; none of your business.
A nice answer to a civil question.
Arthur Farquhar drove down to
Winterset, Sunday morning with his
family and Miss Mae Hunt. They re-
turned Monday bringing with them
the Misses Irma and Phebe, daughters
of Fred Farquhar and wife for visit
here with their relatives. Miss Hunt
remained at Winterset for a longer
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Laubender re-
turned home Tuesday evening after a
months visit at the formers old home at
Malvern, Ohio. They also visited in
Canton and Osnaburg, Ohio, and report |
a very nice time while away. Mr.. Lau- |
bender says they have had plenty of
rain down there and as a consequence |
fine crops of grain and fruit.
The following parties went to At |
lantic Wednesday morning either to
visit or take in the circus: Mrs. Kate |
Sheets and daughter Lulu, L. M. Wag
gener and wife, Mrs. VIM. Brockway |
and children, Miss Mabel Northup, the |
Misses Clara and Ruth Andersen, Miss |
Tilda Smith, Miss Elizabeth Christen-
sen, o. H. Hopkins, and Frank Herndon |
the latter going down to advertise.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary |
Society of the Methodist Church will |
meet Tuesday afternooe Aug. at 2:30
with Mrs A. G.. Ross. Program will be |
in charge of Mrs Emil Bilharz. Sub
ject.-''A Missionary Experience Meet |
ing" Devotions, business and refresh |
ments will also be in order. Come and |
help and be helped.
Mrs. CREvELING, Secy.
We had a pleasant business and
social call yesterday from Jacob Topp
who lives three miles east of Kimball |
ton. In referring to the conditions year |
ago, he said: lone year ago to-day we
had a good rain and about the 10th. a |
heavy rain. Both of these rains helped |
very much toward making the crop of
corn. But this year the corn is much |
further ahead and even il we get the |
rain the outlook is not SO good"
Fred Searls reached home Sunday |
from his visit at his old home in New |
York state from which he started west |
forty-four years ago, and which he /
had visited but once some Is years ago. |
He found it very dry down there, and |
in talking with delegates from all over
at the Shriners meeting he heard of only |
two states in which they had sufficient |
rain for good crops. Mr.. Searls had a
pleasant trip and a very enjoyable time
among relatives at Utica, Rochester and
other points.
We were pleased to find Soren r.
Nelson of Atlantic able to be down at
his Office at work again Monday after
a siege OF typhoid fever. In speaking of
his illness Mr.. Arthur Farquhar related
this instance in connection with life in
surance. On the Both day of June Mr..
Nelson had decided to take policy in
the company represented by Mr.. Far
quhar. When requested to be examined
that day he plead lack of time and
put it off till the next week. The next
day he was taken i'll and for three
weeks or more very sick man. The
moral of this item suggests that we
should not put off examinations for life |
insurance until the next day or the
next week.
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