Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-06-29

Lard III Genus pound. hrafts. 26t1
e. L. Finch left Sunday for Dakota
Oscar Roberts went to Omaha,
Tuesday.
Geo. Horton was down at Brayton
over Sunday.
John Freeman and ramily returned
home yesterday.
DIR. G. A. May is opening an office
in the Watts block.
Ray Green was in Audubon yester-
day between trains.
Gladys Chamberlain of Brayton
was in Audubon, Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Beason returned yester-
day to her home at Gray.
Miss Wren Lane of the post-office
has been i'll at home this week.
Lard only ten cents pound at
Krafts market. 26tf.
Frank McFadden went to Des
Moines, Saturday returning Monday.
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen g.
hrOgn. fnOno fUO. tf.
Home rendered lard at 10 cents a
pound at the Park Meat Market. 26tf
j. w. Fulton and wife returned to
their Atlantic home, Monday evening
wills Staley went to Omaha, We'd
nesday to buy material for his work.
w. B. Wilson of Washington
Springs was here yesterday on business.
The early potato crop is very short.
More rain or no potatoes for next
winter.
Arthur Farquhar returned Friday
from business trip to Villisca by the
overland route.
w. j. Campbell of Melville found
it necessary to come to town, Tuesday
to see a physician.
Miss Lucy Lyman of Idaho arrived
here yesterday to visit with her aunt
Mrs. T. j. Creveling.
j. NJ. Renftle will leave for Colora-
do, July 8, to investigate the irrigated
lands he has for sale.
-Chas Tunman has purchased new
auto which he used to take his family
to church last Sunday.
We are pleased to see Mr.. Watts
fully recovered from the attack of
poison ivy ON his face.
Mrs. Lee of Ida Grove is here for
a visit with her mother Mrs. Leib and
other relatives.
--Jens Marcussen returned from Elk
Horn, yesterday. He will soon make
his home over there with son.
Our best home rendered lard at 10
cents pound for q short time. The
Park Meat Market. 26tf.
will Kile was somewhat injured
by a runaway last Saturday but was
able to be about town, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watts come
from DesMoines this week for q part
of their vacation with relatives.
Andrew Jacobsen and daughter,
Mary. who visited friends in Extra, re-
turned to Lake View, Tuesday morning.
Jess Nissen of Hamlin went to
Bayard, Tuesday. to make repairs on
the house of Alarm owned by his father
Mrs. Perkins who visited her friend,
Mrs. III. j. Mantz, left for her new
home at Muskogee, Oklahoma, yester-
day.
p. A. Rasmussen and wife took
their little boy to Des Moines. Tuesday.
for an operation for the removal of
addenoids.
Henry Savage who has been i'll
with typhoid fever is able to be up and
around and will be at work in a week
or two again.
Prof. Smith dropped into town yes
terday and brought with him what he
calls an addition to his nose in the
shape Of boil.
Jas. Stewart of Grinnell came up
to Ross this morning to take his aged
father home with him for care. He is
now 80 years Of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Finkbine and
son, Ralph, of Atlantic called on F. HI.
Adams between trains yesterday, while
ON their way to Dennison.
Mrs. VIM. B. Davis left Wednesday
morning for Howe, North Dakota, to
join her husband on his claim. Mr..
Davis went there two months ago and
has been busy putting up comfortable
house which they will occupy during
the coming year at least.
e. N. Taggart and wife accompanied
by ID. F. Cahail and wife Of Guthrie
Center got abroad their motor cars last
Friday and drove to Wall Lake for an
outing. From there Mr.. and Mrs.
Taggart will go over into Nebraska to
visit his daughter and other friends
before returning home.
Mrs. r. o. Craney arrived in Des
Moines, Sunday morning from three
months visit in the northwest mostly al
Spokane with her sister, though she
went as far as Seattle. She stopped of
at Stuart to visit her people and reached
Audubon yesterday. She thinks Spo.
kane q beautiful city and delightful
place to live.
DIR. M. HI. Lynch, who graduated
this spring from the medical department
of Drake University came out from Des
Moines last Sunday. DIR. Brooks drove
him to Templeton where he begins the
practice of medicine. DIR. Lynch is q
native of Ireland. doctor by profession
and bachelor by forceof circumstances
according to his own statement. He is
also graduate of the University OF
Marlborough and a pleasant gentleman
socially. We predict that he win have
success in his profession.
Rev. ]. H. Young of Van Meter,
Iowa. passed through Audubon, Mon.
day. on his way to Extra to visit his
cousin, Ed Young of Greeley. He had
been over near Coon Rapids where he
preached last Sunday at the dedication
of church though he is n years of age
and has been in the ministry for 5;