Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-04-13
-Forplowing gardens see Webster, 15s
See Oelke's for clover and timothy
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Henry Jacobsen made q business
trip to Omaha Friday.
Goo. w. Hoover received a new
pail bearers carriage last week.
"A good 3O-inch safe for sale. Good
as new. DR.. CARRIE WOOD. loft.
--Chas. Robbins came home from an
out of town trip Friday morning.
The City Restaurant is the place to
get your meals. 14tf.
See Buffalo Bills Wild West and
Pawnee Bills Far East at the Gem the
18th.
--Jens p. Jensen went to Omaha Fri
day noon to see his boy who is serious
ly ill.
Miss Lizzie Brown went to Atlantic
Saturday noon to visit with the Rev.
Brown.
"A. Dannenberg the tailor went to
Atlantic Saturday noon TO visit over
Sunday.
Harry Lowther went to Des Moines
Saturday on business returning home
Monday.
DIR. A. L. Brooks went to Des
Moines Friday noon to visit with the
children.
Miss Edith Rucker returned from
a visit in Des Moines the latter part of
last week.
Buffalo Bills and Pawnee Bills
Far East at the Gem the 14th, in NOV
ing pictures.
Wills Staley finished the excavation
for the Geo. w. Preston building ON
Broadway Saturday
Daniel Gibbons of Walnut was in
Audubon last Friday to visit with his
cousin Clarence Craney.
Miss Lulu Sheets returned from At
lantic last Thursday evening after
weeks witt with friends,
Prof Harry p. Smith returned to
Audubon Saturday morning from his
home in Manchester Iowa.
Pictures of Buffalo Bills Wild West
were made at the last appearance of the
old scout and Indian fighter.
Get Col. NJ. S. Kness to cry your
sale. He always gets the highest prices.
Phone $50, Audubon. Iowa. 39tf.
DIR. Childs returned from Council
Bluffs Friday evening where he was
with patient for an operation.
Frank NJ. Tharnish returned from
Nebraska Saturday morning where he
was to look after farm interests.
Grover Miller returned to Audubon
Friday morning after visiting with his
mother in DIN, Illinois, for week.
Miss Fannie Brainard returned
from Atlantic Friday where she was to
visit and attend the teachers meeting.
Apple trees-strictly reliable kinds,
2 yrs, 10 to 20 cts. each; 3 yrs, 20 to
81 cts, each. w. NJ, Bomberger, Har.
Ian, Iowa. 14tf.
Miss Caroline Schichtl returned
from Cedar Rapids Saturday morning
where she visited during her school
vacation.
Roland Kilborn who spent the win.
ter in Arkansas and other southern
points returned to Audubon Friday
morning.
-Sherd Golf of Guthrie Center was
in Audubon Friday ON his way home
from Armstrong, Ia. where he was on
land deal ~.
Mrs j. A. Nash departed for Mem
phis, Tenn, Friday noon to participate
in the General Federation Council held
in that city.
Ward & Weighton started their
bridge men to work last Friday morn
ing on bridge about six miles from
town in Douglas township.
Mrs F. L. Drake returned to her
home in Winterset, Ia, Saturday noon
after a pleasant visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Currier.
Neal Barentson, has purchased the
interest of Sam Jensen in the pool and
billiard hall known as the Jensen & Dye
place and will assume charge May 1.
Frank Rice has received new rub
Der tired cab furnished with electric
bell and lights. 1t will be used by Geo.
w. Hoover at funerals for mourners.
WIN. H. Neff returned home from
Nebraska City, Neb, Friday evening
where he visited for week with his
daughters, Mrs. Zion and Mrs. Brock
way.
Rev. G.. B. Christensen left last
Saturday morning for Racine Wis. to
attend the business meeting held there
in the interest of their college and
schools.
Mrs. w. B. Davis who went to
Omaha last week to have her eyes test
ed for glasses had to undergo a
nasal operation. She returned home
Friday.
Two one-year thoroughbred Short
Horn Bulls for sale. Four miles west of
Gray and five miles south Of Manning
j. A. CAMPBELL,
14w4. Manning, Iowa.
Mrs Francis Petty who has been
here attending her sister in-law who
was sick for three weeks went to Har.
Ian Saturday morning for q visit
and then will leave for her home in
Omaha.
B. f. Childs and o. A. futile drove
from Greenfield distance of over fifty
miles last Thursday arriving in Audubon
about o'clock at night. They brought
over horse for the formers son-in- law
Fl. III. Buck.
Mrs. Frank Reinemund returned to
her home in Corning after visit here
at the home of Mrs. Reinemund and
daughter Mae, also with John Refine
mund and family and her parents Mr.
and Mrs. H. b. Wilson.
My Texas Farm For Sale:-575
acres, five miles from county seat. I'M
der four wire fence. Good houses, barns,
wells. 200 acres in cultivation. 10 acres
Bermuda pasture. balance pine tim
Der. For particulars write. H. A. Reas-
ley, Crockett, Texas. Price $780, 1873