Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-09
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j. Il. Heiken went to Atlantic Sat
urday on the noon train.
-Burl' Carper returned from a visit
at Des Moines last Thursday.
Marie Hansen went to Nebraska
City, Neb., to visit Saturday.
REV. G. b. Christensen returned
from Blair, Nebraska, last Friday.
Il. I. Ellis came down from Boone
last week to visit for several days.
Remnants for less than cost at the
Wall Paper & Paint Store. Stf
For Selfconforming Horse Collars,
go to Martin Larson. Z If.
Mrs. VIM. Rucker and daughter
returned from Walnut last Friday from
visit.
Mrs Riley Jones returned to Mann
ing Monday where she is working in u
restaurant
John Baker who has been here for
visit returned to his home in Spirit
Lake, Friday.
Mrs. M. A. Beason came down from
Gray Friday to visit with her son Ed.
A. Beason.
Gus Siedelman returned to Casey
Saturday after VISIT at the home of
Fred Bartlett
III. ID. Evans and wife returned to
Greenfield Saturday after visit with
relatives here.
j. F. Campbell returned TO Carroll
Monday after a visit with G. r. Hill
yer and family.
Mrs. Morrow Wallace of Atlantic is
visiting at the home of her sister Mrs.
Hubert Croker.
The Daily Inter Ocean is now the
best Chicago paper We can furnish it
at reduced rates.
"A combination sale was cried on
the Chas Bagley corner by w. ..
Henry Saturday.
"A play that pleases the people Uncle
Joshua Higgins at the Opera House
Friday March 10.
The ball club boys were out for
practice last Saturday afternoon. A
good sign of spring.
Tom Duling departed last Friday
for Indiana to visit relatives before be-
ginning his spring work.
The Atlantic orchestra came to Au-
dubon Friday TO play for dance given
by the school club that night.
Mrs. Otto Withauer and Mrs. Am
Der Kelsey of Extra were up for the
funeral of John Bailey Saturday.
Miss Cora woodward of the Advo-
cate entertained her sister Miss Lottie
woodward of Manila over Sunday.
The Wright" Condensed Smoke to
smoke your meats right. 75cts the
bottle at Tricks Drug Store. Off
M. II. Titterington was in Gray.
Saturday, curbing we'll on the land
of K. w. Preston that he traded for.
Get Col. NJ. S. Kness to cry your
sale. He always gets the highest prices.
Phone $50, Audubon. Iowa. 39tf.
The Wall Paper and Paint Store
carries a large stockof new and up-to-date
Wall Paper and Room Moulding. Stf
B. l.. Oelke a mail clerk on the
Great Western arrived in Audubon.
Saturday, to see his father. August
Oelke.
Call at the new Pantatorium to have
your clothes done up in first class style
Basement under Smith g. Hockenberry
bakery.
Miss Myrtle Smith came down from
Coon Rapids last Thursday to visit for
several weeks with her sister Mrs. l.. v.
Pulver.
-On Friday evening March 10 there
will be q spelling match and box supper
at Leroy school house No. A. All are
invited. oct.
Ladies and gentlemen clothes clean
ed and pressed at the Pantatorium in base
ment under Smith & Hockenberry res
taurant.
The tickets for the Father Nugent
lecture are about all sold, better procure
one now if you wish to hear good
lecture.
w. brewer and wife came to Audu-
bon from New London Friday to visit
with their son Z. J. and family in the
country,
Will Settlemire moved this week
onto the farm in Greeley of Bart and
Ella Egan which was left to them by
their grand father, Geo. Campbell, Sr.
| Report had it that John Bailey was
fatally killed while working on con-
struction train in Colorado, but the
death certificate gave the cause pneu.
monia.
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Mrs. j. V. Goudie of Twin Falls,
Idaho, who has been visiting here with
her sister, Mrs r., l.. Talbot went to
Extra Friday for a visit before return
ing to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A Mutt arrived
ON the noon train Sunday from Enid,
Okla, to see the latters father Mr..
Aug. Oelke who was seriously injured
in runaway last week.
For SALEM oTIcE-On pure bred
| registered Hereford bull aged IL months
and fine animal
3tf NJ. l. MAsTERsoN
r. f. ID. No. 3. Audubon. Iowa.
| Miss Bailey, Captain and represent
alive of the Volunteers of America, re
turned to her home in Des Moines Fri
day. She says the people of Audubon
were very kind and good to her while
she was here.
We can save you about $1,000 il
you will leave your order for Slid
now. We have sold one and want thres
more to make car. III you want one
this spring or summer it will pay you
to see US now.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Our new Wall Paper has just ar
rived and we have better selection h
offer you than we ever had before, "a
most reasonable prices. We have only
few left over patterns 3 to Is cents /
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