Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-04-20

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Monday on business.
-Chas Sunberg was business visitor
in Omaha yesterday.
e. L. Finch waa a business caller
in Humboldt Tuesday.
Andrew Rasmussen was a visitor
in Manning yesterday.
-Chas Robbins went to Atlantic on
business Tuesday noon.
Ed. VanGorder went to Des Moines
Tuesday for few days visit.
The Rock Island train was over an
hour late Wednesday morning.
Alvin Holmes of near Stuart was
a visitor in Audubon yesterday.
Good dinners always served at the
City Restaurant. 14tf.
Geo. Dye and Neal Bransten went
to Des Moines Monday on business.
-Smutney & Coyne are having their
furniture store newly papered this week.
Emil Bilharz started the building
of garage Tuesday for his new auto
mobile.
Father Mcdonald went to Casey and
Stuart Tuesday noon where he visited a
few days.
Miss Anna O'Leary went to Rock
Island, III, Tuesday evening to visit for
several days.
Frank Harmon went to Omaha
Tuesday morning where he will work
this summer.
Miss Jessie Hoover is the new ticket
seller at the Gem Theatre. having star
ted last week.
Mrs. DIR. Childs entertained from
to yesterday in honor of her daughter
Ollovene's birthday.
WIN. H. Neff went to Emmetsberg
Tuesday morning on business and to
visit for few days.
DIR. Fulton went to Atlantic We'd
nesday noon to attend the funeral of
DR.. A. p. Macomber.
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Beason are
the happy parents of a little baby girl
born to them last week.
g. A. Kraft had fine new set of
shades placed on the windows in his
meat market this week.
-Thos Sweezy has purchased a new
Auto and with his family will enjoy
themselves this summer.
Rev. A. A. Mitchell went to Allan
Bluffs Presbytery meeting.
Henry Campbell went to Marys-
vile Mo. to look after the stock of
general merchandise he owns there.
"A. L. Fairholm and family of Mas
sena came to Audubon Thursday even
ing to visit for several days with Mrs.
Fairholms father George Harmon.
Al. Harmon and Fred Wheeler have
opened lunch room in the basement
under the A. M. Currier harness shop.
Mr.. Wheeler comes from Manning
"A. II. Roberts and wife left Monday
morning for Charlton, Iowa, to attend
the funeral of his brother in. law whose
burial will take place at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. r. Conant who visited with her
daughter, Mrs. r. M. Drake this winter
went to Des Moines Friday noon to Wis
it with her daughter Henley for the
summer.
Miss Tressa Mcclure came up from
Des Moines last Thursday and will visit
with her parents j. w. Mcclure and
wife in the country during her school
IF A. Nicklason returned from Chi
cago Friday where he was with aload of
horses. He stopped at Fairfax, Ia and
purchased fine Belgian horse on his
way home.
--LOST-A canvas wagon cover be-
tween Bethel church and w. o. Bakers
going north. Finder please leave at
Geo. w. Prestons grocery store.
Ill VIM. OWEN SR.
Jack McCort had a fine Easter show
window arranged with Easter eggs, diff
ferent kinds of meats of the Swift
brand and other food stuffs surrounded
by Easter lilies, plants and colored
paper. The window looked very nice.
Mrs. A. H. Needles left Saturday
morning for Sioux City where she will
visit until Monday and then go to South
Dakota for a visit and will then 20 to
Mills, Neb., where she will spend the
summer with her daughter Mrs. A. E.
Deems.
q. A. Kraft has a fine Easter display
of hams and bacon of the Armour brand
also bottled goods and Easter eggs in
the show window of his meat market
surrounded by plants and Easter lilies.
Such displays show up nice and help the
business.
Mrs. Leach who visited here this
winter with her son Henry went to
Walnut Friday noon for few days Wis
it with her daughter Mrs. A. c. Ray.
She will return to Audubon and then
depart for her home in Gam Valley,
South Dakota.
Simon Bergen and family of Coon
Rapids returned from Atlantic, Satur-
day evening, where they were to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Bagley and to visit.
They visited with the family of Chas
Bagley over Easter, returning to their
home Tuesday.
Mrs. S. E. Van Osdel went to Man
lila Saturday morning where she will
visit with her parents. Mr.. Van Osdel
will join her in a few weeks when they
will go to their new home in Grand
Forks, North Dakota, where they own
a photo picture show ''The Unique"
The Household Economics held a
meeting last Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock and had debate on domestic
science. Bread and bread making was
the subject discussed. Miss Ethel Kuhn
was the leader. Light refreshments
were served. The meeting was held at
the home of Mrs Simon Hansen.
The Buffalo Bills Wild West and
Pawnee Bills Far East run at the Gem
Theatre" last Friday night showed to
packed houses each time and was appreci-
ated by all who attended. The pictures
were run three times and the feature