Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-04-13
Good Friday tomorrow.

| w lldildH hOuudy.
Geo. Porter returned from an ou
of town trip Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Freeman went to Mann
ing Tuesday for visit.
Try the City Restaurant for your
meals. 14tf.
| Ed. Frick left for Lake Okoboj
Lake Monday for little recreation.
Albert Carenek returned from 8
business trip at Des Moines Tuesday.
"A fine sideboard for sale. Call al
the home of 0. b. Train, Audubon. ISL
| When in need of good dinner &c
to the City Restaurant for it. 14tf.
Miss Gene Culver went to Atlantic
Monday evening for visit of several
days.
Theodore Hansen visited last of the
week with his sister Mrs. Howard
kittell,
Miss Jennie Cook returned Sunday
from Allendorf where she spent her
school vacation.
Mrs. DIR. Fulton and the daughter
were down at Atlantic for several DAYS
visiting his people.
Mrs. NJ. Smith left for Omaha
Tuesday noon. She has been working in
Audubon for awhile.
| Miss Fades returned from Omaha
Monday morning where she spent her
vacation with relatives.
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| Mrs. Chas. Borgensen returned to
her home in Ralston, Ia, after WIS.,
it here with Mrs. c. Hansen.
Otto Stearns departed for Kansas
City, Kas., Tuesday morning for an in
definite visit with his parents.
Miss Turner who spent her vaca-
ton in Panora with relatives returned
to Audubon Saturday morning.
-Leona Gerhart who worked in a
hotel here for some time returned to
her home in Brayton Tuesday noon.
No, I'll not vote for the library
tax. 1t would cost me thirty cents a
year, and don't read any books any
how"
Miss Mae Mcclure who spent her
her school vacation with her brother in
Oskaloosa returned to Audubon Mon
day morning.
| Miss Maude McAlister returned
Sunday evening from her school vaca-
ton and resumed her school duties Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Mary Teter who visited east
of Audubon for several days with her
son John returned to her home in
Stuart Monday.
"A son of Hank Lloyd living in Mel
vile township is very sick with rheu-
matism, not being able to be out the for
the past two weeks.
Frank Rice and Win Freeman left
Tuesday morning for Miles City, Mon
tana, with q car load of horses that they
will sell while there.
Mrs. Geo. Lennon came over from
Guthrie Center Monday evening to visit
with her father Mr.. Wright and sister
Mrs. Sherm Wright.
Mrs. Dunnick came down from
Manning Monday and with Frank Hud-
speth and family went to Atlantic to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Per.
kins baby.
j. III. Norton left for the northwest
last week after visiting here with rela-
tives. His sister Mrs. r. o. Craney ac-
companied him going as far as Seattle.
She will visit her sister in Spokane be-
fore returning.
w. S. Roberts team while standing
at the Rock Island depot Monday even,
ing became frightened and ran east on
Broadway turning the corner south at
the Audubon hardware store and ran
into tree near the Harmon furniture
store breaking the tongue and foot
board of his new Studebaker wagon
Monday night Henry Cleveland got
ON tear and caused disturbance.
When Ben CASTOR took him in charge
he gave Ben black eye but he landed
in Jail. He was tried in police court
Tuesday morning and fined 500 and
costs. In default of payment he will
will board for thirty days at the Hotel
DEGREES.
They never had any library in the
town where was raised" said promi-
nent member of the Industrious Club
the other day. No we don't suppose
they did. Neither did they have any
cement sidewalk, nor city water, nor
bath tubs, nor electric lights, nor tele-
phones. nor rural free delivery nor au-
tomobiles, nor many other modern ad-
vantages.
When Andrew Carnegie donates
money for a library building there are no
strings to it. The money is not sent un-
til all the conditions of voting the tax
for maintenance, selecting the site and
adopting plans for the building have
been acted upon and approved by him
self or his secretary. When this is done
and the building is erected it becomes
the property of the town or city for all
time to come.
The Misses Anna Loss and Eva
Smith went to Menlo Saturday evening
to attend concert given at the Pres
byterian church for the benefit of the
band and they report it as being very
fine. The band boys cleared about SIS.
They also visited with Miss Loss s
brother Lew who is instructor of the band
and working at the painting trade and
is doing weel They returned home ON
the Monday evening train.
i Mrs. Buckley, sister of Mrs. Thos.
Kerwin, came down from Panama Sat
urday bringing home with her the little
Kerwin baby that she has been caring
for during Mrs. Kerwins illness. The
child was very sick for awhile Just
after it left here, but is well now. Mrs.
Kerwin has been sick for about five
months, she is able to be up now and
eats well, but she cannot walk around
yet. Mrs. Buckley returned home Mon
day morning.
Monday night while making his
rounds Ben CASTOR the night watch
man found two men in the alley behind
Bilharz q Sons store. one trying to get
in the door and the other acting as look
out. Ben ordered them to stop, but
they went on run east in the allev and