Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-08-17

The City Restaurant is the place
get your meals. 14tf.
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen
Krogh. Phone 400. If.
Go to Hanks Place for your cigar,
peanuts, popcorn, candies and all kind
of soft drinks. BOT
FOR SALE-Three full bloode
yearling Poland China male hogs. Ca
ON Thos. Campbell, section 80, Melvill
Township. 30 2-w
-FOUND-A Lavender scarf nea
the A. HI. Roberts residence. Owne
can have same by calling at this offic
and paying for this notice.
Miss Minnie Blake came home iron
Stuart Monday where she has beel
working this summer and will visit TO
three weeks with her parents, Jane
Blake and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bilharz, son Ed
ward, and Miss Lucy Davis drove il
their auto out to Dennison Sunday after
noon for ride and to enjoy .shor
visit with friends.
S. A. McHargue and family re
turned home Friday night from Okla
homa where they visited the past tw,
months. They made the trip boil
ways in their auto.
Misses Imogene and Evaline Wood
departed Friday noon for their HON,
in Wisconsin after weeks visit her,
with their aunt Mrs. Eliza Mushrusl
and other relatives.
Mrs. Clint Stemm and her fine PAL
of twin boys returned Tuesday iron
Menlo where she visited the relatives
The little girl remained with the grand
parents for a longer visit.
John Lovelace and sister Mrs. Harr,
PARROT left. for their old home in Madi
son county to visit with relatives an,
friends and John will take q swim
in the old swimming pool
Rev. J. II. Freedline returne,
Monday from Elliott where he flied hi
former pulpit Sunday morning and il
the evening delivered an address at
union temperance meeting.
Meade Saunders of Indiana VIII
has worked here several seasons a
bridge work for Ward & Weighton'
left yesterday for st. Louis where b
has better position offered.
The State College at Ames is boast
ing of having young man arrive iron
Buenos Ayers, South America, to ente
school there this fall to secure an educa
ton in Scientific agriculture.
The Ward and Weighton gang hav
finished the bridge near Extra an,
moved this week to section 81 in tn
south west end of the county wher
they build two new bridges.
Mr.. Levi Kopp returned from Ro
chester, Mimi, Friday where he wen
for an operation. After q final exami
nation by the Drs. Mayo they decide,
that an operation was not necessary.
--WANTED-Hay, corn and oats /,
carload lots. highest market price paid
If you have hay to sell, write me a
once. CHAS. j. ETCHESoN,
279 Audubon, Iowa.
Sam and Cy Hunter with thei
wives came down from Glidden an,
Manning Saturday morning and passe,
the day with Mrs. Sam Hunters par
ents, Uncle Jessie" Keith and wife
e. G. Carlson went to Boone yester
day to meet his wife and children an,
bring them home. They have beer
away few weeks and he says he wa
80 lonesome he couldn't stand it an,
longer.
John Ward returned home from
Moody county, South Dakota, Tuesday
where he was to look after the buildin,
of a concrete bridge that his firm i
building across the Big Sioux river a
that place.
If you want to study how to rails
chickens, go to Ames where they hav
a one year course in what they cal
poultry husbandry. We prefer to rails,
chickens from the table with silve
knife and fork.
Miss Alice Griffin who formerl,
lived here, but now of Harrington
Neb., spent Sunday in Audubon witt
her friends, the Misses Lizzie and Ma
Schrieber. going to Atlantic Monday I,
visit with relatives.
-Vallie Leonard is the new deliver,
boy for Bilharz q Son, Alva johnson
having quit to go in partnership witt
his brother Chas in the coal and grain
business, they having bought out thei
father Matt johnson.
Matt johnson took the train Satur
day for Texas, stopping by the way a
Woodward, Oklahoma. He goes soutl
hoping the climate may improve hi
health, and his many friends trust h,
may not be disappointed.
Mrs. Sarah Swartz of Audubon an,
daughter Mrs. Edgar Florence and chill
of Erie, H., went to Council Bluff
Monday to visit with relatives and theI
to Clay Center. Neb., to visit with he
daughter, Mrs. w. F. Hogan.
"A Mr.. Howe from over on tn,
Guthrie County line created diversion
on the street Monday afternoon tina
was all right but somewhat amusing
He drives an automobile on the bacl
part of which is rack or crate il
which he brings in hogs and calves t,
market. Monday he brought his fam
lily along and three of the children oc
cupied the crate where they enjoyet
delightful ride and couldn't fall out
q. w. Smith of Hartford, Soutl
Dakota, near Sioux Falls. writing il
the Hartford Herald of a recent trip +,
Des Moines, says: 1t is much drier il
Des Moines than it is here. The gras
is brown; there isn't thing that i
green, only corn and that is whitenet
on the top part of the stalks by tn
continued heat or what is called no
winds. There isn't any small grain
that is near as good as here; oats wer
only about five inches high, headin,
out, The dry district extended abou