Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-30

". y. Etcnensen was caller In AVOca,
Monday.
Tom Rutherford went over to Avoca
Monday, on business.
X. o. Craney was a business visitor
in Atlantic, Monday.
Lony Slayton went to Jamaica. Iowa,
Saturday to visit with friends
J. Shingledecker went to Casey, Mon
day, on business and to visit.
Elmer Bailey has built new addi-
ton to his house on Churth st.
Leave your order for oysters and
crackers at the City Restaurant. 47-2
Heath's Peerless Hair Tonic beats
them all. Ask your barber for it. 4sS
A. N. and F. M. Horton of Brayton
came to Audubon, Monday on business.
The best meal in the city at the City
Restaurant. Try one, VIM. Rucker,
Prop. 47-2w.
Martin Mogg has moved from across
the creek into house on N. Washing
ton st.
Geo. Davis departed Monday for
Morristown, s. D., on business and for
visit.
John Ward left Friday for Ames and
F. Dodge on business and to visit with
friends.
August Shallow of Atlantic was an
over Sunday visitor in Audubon with
friends.
Jim Carper is the new baker for N.
Downey now, Harry Winslow having
resigned.
John Kerwin went to Des Moines
Friday on business returning home Sun
day noon.
Jas. Hunter and wife went to Allan
tic, Thursday for visit with relatives
and friends.
FOR SALE;-Red Poll Bulls, priced
right Inquire of Bert Decker, Guthrie
Center. Iowa. 4s,s.
Mrs. Gust Dettman came to Audubon
Saturday from Valley Junction to visit
with relatives.
The very best of everything in the
grocery and bakery line at VIM. Ruck-
er's. Phone 25. 47-2w
Rev. ALDER, who was in Des Moines
to attend the Holiness meeting returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. d. Asmus, who visited with
relatives in Walnut few weeks re-
turned home, Thursday,
Harley Stafford and Art Shuppe went
to Atlantic Sunday on a pleasure trip,
returning home Monday.
Dell Keith returned home Friday
from visit with his uncle, Sam Hunt
er and family in Glidden.
Get Col NJ. s. Kness to cry your
sale. He always gets the highest prices.
Phone $50, Audubon. Iowa. 39tf.
Rob't Ping returned home, Saturday,
from Petersen. Iowa. where he was to
attend the funeral of his son, Milo.
Bulk oysters, direct from Baltimore
Fresh shipments three times week.
47c Weighton Market.
Miss Wayne Michel resumed her
duties as teacher at the Hamlin school
Monday, after three weeks vacation.
The very best cup of coffee to be had
in Audubon at the City Restaurant. No
chicaree used in our coffees. but genu-
inc Java. 41-2w.
Don't let your barber substitute with
some cheap and inferior tonic. Ask for
Heath's Peerless Hair Tonic and have
no other. $50
Mrs. Louie Petersen, Miss Gertie Pet
ersen and Miss Bertha Brandt went
to Des Moines Sunday noon to visit
with relatives.
Henry Bruhu following a pleasant
visit here with Fred Plaehn and wife
returned to his home in Bennington,
Neb.. Monday.
Miss Myrtle Tennigkeit returned Sun
day noon to reopen her school here af-
ter spending her vacation at her home
in Des Moines.
Miss Lottie Fitzgerald trimmer at
Frazier's the past season went to Jeffer-
son Monday for visit, then to her
home in Perry.
Chilli Con Carne," is the greatest
thing you ever tasted. Better try some
of it to-day at the Dennis Restaurant
ON Park Place. 45-tf.
Robert Roberts and mother moved in
from the country last week and are now
living in the Izetta Stocking house on
north Tracy street.
Carson Brockway moved Monday
from the Reinemund property on Tracy
street into the b. l.. Darnold house in
the south end of town.