Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-04-06
White g. Howard Concert Co April 8.

White & Howard Concert Co April 8.
Livestock special train next Satur-
day.
Ed. Bates went to Dickinson county
Tuesday on business.
Free lectures on the Northwestern
next Saturday morning.
-WANTED-A man to saw wood.
Call at Norton's Bakery.
Arthur FarquharN made business
trip to Winterset, Tuesday.
The City Restaurant furnishes the
best dinner in Audubon. Try us. l4tf.
The Epworth League cleared $40.
on their candy sale at tricks drug store
last Saturday.
e. M. Preston departed for Leth
bridge, Canada, Tuesday where he will
spend the summer.
Sam Carper left for Midale. Canada
Tuesday where he will work for Will
Foley this summer.
The remains of Lou Richards ar
rived on the Rock Island from Omaha
Tuesday morning.
d. JtnStu Wcub W
Tuesday morning after visit here at
the home of Anton Andersen.
james Roberts and wife returned to
their home in Elliott Iowa. Tuesday
noon after pleasant visit with Rev.
Freedline.
DIR. Childs went to Council Bluffs,
Tuesday evening taking along Mrs.
Peppers of near Extra who will undergo
an operati on.
Alex Oaldwells mother arrived from
Morris, Illinois, Monday evening to Wis
it with her son. Mrs. A. Colwell went
Atlantic to meet her.
Their program is unique, artistic
and strong in every respect. White &
Howard Concert Co., at the Opera
House, Saturday April 8.
Easter cut fiowers-carnations
roses lilies, tulips. Nice boxes made
up and sent for 6Octs to 81. 90 each. w.
M. Bomberger Harlan. Iowa. 14tf.
Louis Bagley went to Anita Satur-
day evening by Auto and from there to
Iowa City by train, lust to see a
friend" He came home Tuesday,
j. p. Woodland and wife departed
w tuuc6Qdl NtudiIkb, EOOuth DdhOtd,
where they will spend six months visit
ing their sons, Henry and Seymour,
Years of artistic achievement have
made this company one OF the most
popular attractions in the concert field.
At the Opera House, Saturday, April 8.
Chris Petersen and sister Angina
arrived in Audubon Monday evening
from Esbjerg, Denmark, and are at the
home of their sister Mrs. James Chris
Jensen.
Walk Crees and family went to
Nicola, Tuesday noon to visit at the
home of Mr.. Crees's sister, Mrs. L. j.
Gearhart. While away Mrs. Crees will
go to Omaha to be treated for her
hearing.
w. w. Smith and wife departed
Tuesday noon for two weeks trip to
various points in Texas. Chris Wons-
mos will take Mr.. Smiths place and A.
K. Mullen of Des Moines will take
Chris place.
White, of Shelby county and Green
of Audubon county, are both announced
candidates for congress, to succeed
Judge Walter l. Smith. Both White
and Green are very popular colors; both
GQudtly dtLIdCtitG, uHu ONCi yohO ohOtio
be able to make choice.-Anita Tri-
bune.
Judge w. r. Green of Audubon,
candidate for the republican nomina-
ton for congress, from the ninth
district, was in Adair last week look
ing after his fences. Mr. Green stated
he was a progressive republican but
not an insurgent. 1t was his first visit
to Adair. -Adair N ews.
Henry Henricksen and brother who
lived near Hamlin, Iowa, moved lately
to their farm northeast of Manning.
Last fail they purchased the farm across
the road to the north of Grant Hockett' s
farm. The neighbors will find these
young men excellent neighbors and
Friends Manning Monitor.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ Z. Church will meet
Tuesday, April IA at 2:a0 pm, with
Mrs. r. j. Creveling. In the absence
of the president Mrs. A. G. Ross will
preside. The program will be in chai ge
Of Mrs. Marlin. Refreshments will be
served All come and come on time.
BY Order of the Secretary.
Word has been received from the
family of Frank B. Heath in Mission,
Toxas, that the body of Mrs. Heath is
TO be brought back and laid beside that
of their daughter in the Oakfield Gene
terry, and the brother,in-law Calvin
Dimmick has gone down to help in
bringing it, and the family in their great
affection back among their relatives
and friends.
The following teachers from Audu-
bon were enrolled at the meeting in At
lantic last week:-Fannie Brainard,
Harry Ketson, Luella Hurton, Ada Kit
tell, Mrs. Mary lines, Hazel d. Bartlett,
II. p. Smith. F. w. Johansen, Mary
Davis, Ella A. Hurd Jennie F. Cook,
Maude MacAllister, Georgia Lloyd,
Grace Holloway, Sadie M. Edes, Caro-
line Schichtle, Ella NJ. Stearns.
We all want library, for ourselves,
for our neighbors, for the good name OF
our village. Why not get it now and be
getting the>good out of it, 1t is only q
question of method. The library when
built should benefit all the people, and
therefore 1t should be built by all the
people. Give us all chance to help, and
then the library win belong to all of us.