Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
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get your meals. 14tf.
Rev. A. B. Miller and wife returned
home, Saturday from Greenfield, Iowa
where they visited for several days with
the latter parents.
Joe Elwood is sporting a new In.
ternational Harvesting Company auto
which he is selling for $1,000 1t is a
fine looking machine.
Three brickmasons arrived Sunday
afternoon and began work on the ware
house building for the Audubon Canning
Co., Monday morning.
will Freeman returned Saturday
morning from Montana where he went
several weeks ago with Frank Rice to
sell a car load of horses.
Mrs. w. C. Elliott came home, Sat
urday from Lincoln, Nebraska, and
they are keeping house again in their
home by the school house.
Father Mcdonald went to Council
Bluffs, Monday, to attend conference
of the st. Francis Xaveries Deanery to
be held at Council Bluffs.
Jack" O'Brien and wife have
moved into town from his farm east of
Audubon and rented the John Albright
house in the north end of town.
Hi Walters returned home from
Omaha and Sioux City, Saturday even
ing. He was at the latter place to visit
his daughter, Mrs. John Needles.
Mrs. Joe Blohm took her daughter
TO Des Moines, Friday, to secure treat
ment for eczema with which the girl
has been afflicted during the last two
years.
Mrs. S. e. Fades returned to her
home in Little Rock, Iowa, Saturday
morning having been here through the
year with her daughter Miss Sadie
Fades.
Mrs. DIR. r. F. Childs left Sunday
noon for Council Bluffs to visit with
the doctors folks. Her mother Mrs. Ed
Frick who is visiting there will probably
return with her.
Pocket book containing about thirty
dollars was lost by John Sherman Sat
urday night between Buthweg's corner
and his home. The finder will please
return to Mr.. Sherman.
Miss johnson, nurse from Allan
tic, who has been here caring for Mrs.
Newell returned to her home, Sunday
noon, Mrs. Newell having about recov-
cred from her recent illness.
Mike Kerwin and Jas. Murphy re-
turned home, from Kansas City, Miss
ouri, Saturday evening where they were
to attend the funeral of Frank Mccarthy
which took place there. Friday.
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,
Prick DRUG Co.
Our thanks are extended to Mrs.
James Fuller of Spokane, Washington,
for some fine postcard yiewsin that city,
among them being the view of fine
Carnegie library building that probably
cost $40, 200.
Mrs. f. A. Knoll went to Atlantic,
Saturday evening to visit with her
husband and look up place to move as
they will live there, Mr. Knoll having a
position there with Mr.. Albrecht in the
meat market.
Charley Brooks of Cedar Rapids
who visited here for week with his
uncle DIR. A. l.. Brooks and cousin DIR.
Carrie Brooks Wood returned home
Saturday. He made the trip both ways
on his motorcycle.
John C. Jensen and wife left for
Chicago, Saturday evening. where they
would visit her two sisters. And on
Monday Mr.. Jensen would be ready to
receive carload of fine cattle he shipped
from here on Saturday.
Make your own signs. Embossed
letters make the best window signs.
Average cost cents each. A child can
put them up Free samples Agents
wanted. EMBOSSED LETTER Co.
1917 2570 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago
Mrs DR.. A. L. Brooks, son, Emmert,
and little daughter, Jane, returned
home, Saturday from Denver, Colorado,
where they visited with Mrs. Brooks
sister, for several weeks. They enjoyed
the trip very much and We're benefited
by it.
Mrs. ]. L. Mcclure and two child
rem went to Westfield Saturday morn
ming for visit with her brother Will
Cunningham and family. Mrs. B. Cum
ningham her mother who visited there
for several weeks will return home
with her.
Ed. Finch has had the old brick
walks in front of his buildings ON the
main street torn up and re- laid with ce-
ment walks. He also had the basement
stairs torn out and the side wall rein
forced with concrete foot thick and
stairway put in.
&C. ID. Booten returned home Friday
evening from Perry where he visited
for several days with his son Homer
and wife. He brought with him fine
miniature wood clamp made of steel by
his son which is very nice piece of
work, as souviner.
-Lawnmowers repaired and sharpen
ed by special machine. Buggies and
wagons and all kinds of farm tools and
machinery repaired. Horseshoeing a
speciality. have special shoes for
driving horses.
1s5 PETER H. PAULsEN,
Blacksmith.
Apple trees, plum trees, cherry trees
can be safely planted in May when
ground is moist and active sap growth
is started then trees have better grow
ing power to take hold go ahead and
grow. Phone your orders for any train
to w. M. BoMBERGER. Harlan. If.
80 per cent of expert planting of
eyarpreens is between Nav 10th and
June 10th and if you take good care of
the trees you can plant and grow them
safely any moist May weather. Phone
w. NJ. BoMBERGER for trees to make
any train you want them on. If.
Learn how to test varnish for qua
lily when my demonstration is at j. j.
Ruhs next Friday and Saturday, May
10 and 20, it will be worth money to
you to know this. No use having var
nish on floors, furniture or woodwork