Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-04-06

The City Restaurant is the place to
get your meals. 14tf.
House for rent. In good condition
CoSsoN q Ross.
Grace Jennings went to Extra, yes
terday, for visit.
Wills H. Staley went to Des Moines
to-day on business.
Mrs. NJ. Spillman went to Fonta-
nellie to-day noon for visit.
See Buffalo Bills Wild West and
Pawnee Bills Far East at the Gem
Theatre the 14th
L. S. Bridenstine went to Menlo to-
day for visit with his daughter Mrs.
Chas. f. Stemm.
Mrs. Kleuver and her sister, Miss
Waterson of Extra were in Audubon
yesterday forenoon.
Earl Bates came home this morning
from Spisit Lake, where he visited with
his brother Sheldon.
Mrs. J. S. Dennis went to Atlantic
on the noon train to visit with her
daughter Mrs Geo. Cummings.
An interurban car running north of
Waterloo had to be shoveled out of a
snowdrift, Sunday, April End, 1911.
Mrs. Black who visited here at the
home of Geo. McNeary and family for
two weeks returned to her home in
Brooklyn this week.
Mrs. John Graham aud her four
children went to Extra, yesterday, to
visit her parents leaving John to hustle
for himself few days.
Rasberries, blackberries and straw
berries, best improved tested and stan
dard kinds $3.50 to $500 per 100. W.
Nj. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 14tf.
VIM. Thielen of Carroll went to the
old home at Extra, yesterday to see the
boys. Mr. Thielen owns $40 acres of
land down there and 2l5 east of Man
ming.
Prof. J. H. Bell. the retired veteran
school teacher of Extra was up from
there yesterday. He is negotiating for
home in Atlantic and if he succeeds
will go there to live.
Mrs. S. G. Curtis went to Omaha,
| Wednesday, for visit of few days
while the boy and the girl are spending
their vacation at the home of Thos
Rutherford in the country.
80, 900 Evergreens transplanted, per
100 II inch $500; Is inch $l2. 90; 20 inch
$500 and up, these are rapidly being
booked, phone me at once or write W.
NJ. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 14tf.
These Artists being without eye
sight render this the most novel, arts
tic and marvellous attraction of its
character now before the American
public. White & Howard Concert Co.,
at the Opera House, April Sth.
Rev Carl ii. Schlesselman returned
Tuesday from attending the annual
Conference of his denomination, held at
Green Mountain, Iowa. We are pleased
to note his return to the Audubon Evan
gelical church for another year.
The weather has been doing several
stunts the last week. Sunday it showed
a little here and much more farther
north and east. Last night it rained,
sleeted and showed This morning it is
bright and promises fair weather.
The teachers meeting at Atlantic
last week enrolled 525 members. Audi
bon was honored by the selection of
Supt. Ella Nj. Stearns as a member of
the committe on resolutions and Miss
Mary Davis as secretary for the ensuing
year.
We have received neatly printed
card from Jamaica, Iowa, which reads
as follows: Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert o.
Fairbaugh at Jamaica, Iowa, Saturday
April LIST, 1911, at 1;45 a. m. a baby boy;
weight Spounds. Name Webster Osborn
Firebaugh.
Mrs. Walburn, wife of Rev. A. A.
Walburn pastor of the M. Z. Church al
Winterset, came up Saturday to visit
her sister Mrs. Emil Bilharz and her
mother Mrs. Dawson and other relatives.
She brought with her her two daughters
Isabel Walburn, and Mary Donelson.
Andrew Sorensen and wife who
visited here with their niece, Mrs. ]. b.
Kevan, left at noon yesterday for Den.
mark. This will make the fifth trip
and the tenth time crossing the ocean.
They think maybe they will remain
there this time but we think it is
doubtful.
Mrs Lucille Brooks Kimball return.
ed to her home in Des Moines last Fri
day. Her visit here at this time was
for the special purpose of initiation as
member of the p. +. o. Sisterhood and
the ceremonies connected Herewith
were performed Thursday evening al
the home of Mrs. G. W. Marlin.
This Company have appeared before
and delighted the most cultured
audiences in the United States. They
enjoy an enviable reputation, only at
tanned after years of hard work. White
& Howard Concert Co., at the Opera
House, Saturday night, April 9Th, at {
O'Clock. Prices Is, 25, and 80 cents
Arthur Black brought to this office
Monday the first box of his test seed
corn, 105 ears, 8 grains to the ear, $40
grains in all. The test showed only two
bad ears. Two of the grains out of one
ear failed to terminate, and five grains
from one other ear The other 103 ears
showed perfect test. This test shows
how necessary it is to test every ear OF
corn that is to be planted. These two
ears out of the 105, If planted, would
have made big difference in the a
mount of corn raised, and on this higl
priced land, every hill of corn should bs
| full and made to count. Dexter Senti
mel.