Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-04
Shall Audubon Celebrate
JULY 18th
Come to the Commercial Club
meeting over the Post Office
Friday evening at s o'clock.
All members are urg-
ed to be present.
Another Ideal summer day to-day.

w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sci
your property and get best prices. Stool
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phon'
| 85. Audubon, Iowa. left
The mother of Geo. w. Preston il
visiting her son and his family Will,
her son Lee of Des Moines is away will
his bride on their honeymoon trip Il
Colorado.
"A dance was held at the home o.
Sam Dutler last Saturday night and {
fine time was enjoyed by all. A large
crowd was present as forty numbers
were sold.
Mrs. NJ B. McPherrin returned tt
her home in Oakland Monday after 9
visit here with Mrs. r. j. Creveiing
She is an inspector of the Christian En-
deavor Societies.
Mrs. Wilbur Herbert and daughter
Mrs. Will Andersen came up from At
lantic Tuesday morning to visit with
the formers daughter, Mrs. Fred
Hoenke and family.
L. B. Webster of Chicago who has
an Illinois and Iowa Embalmers state
license will arrive in Audubon Monday
and begin work for Geo. w. Hoover in
the undertaking department.
-Rob't. Laurie started to work at
the Advocate office Monday morning,
taking the place of Glen Hayes who re.
signed. Robbie will make good as he
is bright, and quick to learn.
Will Donaldson came down from
Lake View yesterday where he visited
for several days with the Geo. Spencer
family. He reports the Spencers doing
well. especially the daughter.
Rev. g. B. Christensen departed
Tuesday noon for Innesfail, Alberta,
Canada, to be present at the dedication
of a new church there next Sunday. He
will be away about two weeks.
Several farmers in this vicinity
were seen planting corn last week and
the fine rains of Saturday night and
Sunday will do it good if the blizzard
of Sunday night did no damage.
IF. w. Conner who came from At
lantic to operate the linotype few
days for the Advocate left Saturday for
Toledo, Iowa. Miss Cora woodward
will operate the machine hereafter.
All the good things we said about
our wall paper we continue to prove by
our stock and service. Remember the
varnishes, paints and brushes too.
FRICK DRUG Co.
One of the questions asked an ap-
plicant for citizenship Tuesday was;
Have you ever read ancient history?
and he answered yes, he had read the
Audubon Advocate. He passed alright.
Miss Ethel Rucker returned home
from Avoca, Tuesday evening where
she has been for some time working at
the millinery business. She will remain
and workfo her father in the restaurant
The wind storm of Sunday night
blew down part of large tree at the
home of w. s. Burnside, it falling
against the house. No damage was
done beyond destroying the water
gutter.
H. M. Fisk came up from Pella,
Iowa, Friday to visit with his old time
army friend j. w. b. Cole. He is run
ming twelve thing machines and con.
tracts for putting in tile throughout
the country.
Prof. Johansen had visit yester.
day morning from his brother in law
Mr.. Ct. r.. Wrage of Glad Brook, Iowa.
He had been in Des Moines to attend
the democratic jefferson banquet before
coming here.
County Attorney Mantz who has re-
turned from Shoshoni, Wyoming, saw
some of the BRENNAN boys who are
busy installing machinery at Boysen's
big dam. He is quite sure he wouldn't
care to live there.
Mrs. s. C. Higgins of near Ross
and her daughter Mrs. Grant Lancelot
and children of Des Moines who was
visiting with her. went down to Hamlin
Saturday to visit with her son Charley
Higgins and wife.
Rev. j. II. Freedline went to At.
lantic Monday noon to meet his family
and mother upon their return from
Kansas City where they visited for two
weeks. He received word that his little
daughter was ill.
Lewis Loss came up from Menlo
Thursday evening and visited with his
parents few days. He says the band
is doing fine and is appreciated by the
people of Menlo who assist them in
every way possible.
The Secretary of State issued 94e
Automobile licenses in April making
the total number in the state nearly
| "a 900. OF the 948 the Ford had 234
the Overland ITO, the Buick 100, the
Maxwell 81, The E. M. F. so.
Mrs. w. r. Green and daughter
Margaret went to the Bluffs Friday
evening to be with her son Ray who
graduated in law Saturday from the
Creighton Law School. We are much
pleased to hear of Rays success.
"A card from Plankington. Soutl
Dakota to Mrs. r. j. Creveling say
that there is a new baby boy at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leavei
who moved out there this spring. Tha
makes family of nine children.
Geo. L. Jorgensen came home from
Clarinda last Thursday from visit
Lars Larsen came home with him en-
tirely recovered from the effects of ,
sunstroke he received last summer. W.
are pleased to know he is well again.
--ESTRAYED-Las Friday from tn
Sam Dutler pasture in Melville. Town
ship two head of steers coming
year old, weight about 700 pounds
Finder please notify Sam Dutler
Audubon, Route 3, and receive reward
17SMd
Apple trees, plum trees. cherry tree
can be safely planted in May whel
ground is moist and active sap growtl
is started then trees have better grow
ing power to take hold go ahead an
I grow. Phone your orders for any trail
to w. M. BoMBERGER. Harlan. tt.
| %. B. Train shipped car load o
household goods to Shenandoah Tuesda
noon and left for there also His wifi
will follow the last of the week. MI
Train has a good position with tn
Shenandoah Seed Company. Mr.. an,
Mrs Train have lived here n long tim