Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-30
Saturday is April FOOLS Day.

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Friday night at the Opera House.
Lou Tramp made a business trip to
Des Moines Monday.
Shepard OfThe Hills" at the Opera
House Saturday night.
Mrs. John Andersen made q bust
ness visit in Atlantic Friday.
Father Mcdonald returned from a
visit in Council Bluffs Thursday.
Redemption For Her Childs Sake"
Friday night at the Opera House.
Henry Jacobsen made business
trip to Atlantic, Thursday evening.
Little Mildred johnson went to At
lantic Friday noon to visit her sister.
Discs and Seeders at public sale
next Saturday. JAMES LAW.
First class clover and timothy seed
at Oelke Cos. If.
Mrs. Merle Rippey went to Menlo,
Thursday last to see her father who
is sick.
H. j. Mantz went to Des Moines
Thursday on business returning Friday
evening.
If you want seeder or disc, attend
Jim Law puplic sale at o'clock next
Saturday.
I Mrs. N. S. Newell living northwest
of town is dangerously i'll with Ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. G.. n. Coe went to Lewis, Sat
urday evening, to visit with her cousin,
Mrs. Mills.
Joe Woodland returned from Coon
Rapids, Thursday evening, where he
was to visit.
Miller Rasmussen living in west
Audubon is recovering from case of
scarlet fever.
Miss Minnie Blake left for Stuart
Saturday noon where she will keep house
for relative.
Master Ford Loveland went to At
lantic, ThuISday last to visit with his
aunt Mrs. Sselye.
Ed Finch and J. NJ. Graham return
ed from business trip to the Dakotas,
luuTsuty evening.
Mrs. Seelye and her nephew, Master
Ford Loveland returned from visit in
Atlantic. Thursday.
Grover Miller departed for his home
in Olin, Iowa, Friday, to visit with his
mother for ten days.
Mrs. f. l.. Tompkins went to At
lantic Saturday noon to visit her bro
Their VIM. H. Blakely
Harry Cole departed for Glendale,
North Dakota Sunday where he will
make his future home.
DIR. j. X. Donaldson went to Anita,
Saturday. to visit with his parents, re.
turning home. Monday.
Mrs. Desmond of Atlantic who visi-
ted here with Mrs. p Mcmahon return
ed home Saturday noon.
Miss Goldie Cozine came home from
Des Moines Saturday morning where
she was attending college.
Frank Niklason returned home, Sun
day, from the northern part of the state
where he was on business.
r.. G. Ping went to Clarinda Mon
day noon to see about having some of
his patent end gates made.
JAS. Stewart and wife who visited
with his parents in Ross returned to
their home in Grinnell Friday
%. b. Train departed for Shenan-
doah where he has accepted a position
with the Henry Field Seed Co.
Mrs. E. S. Waggener went to At
lantic on the Sunday noon train where
she will visit with her children.
Neal Barentsen came to Audubon
Saturday evening. from Emmettsburg,
to visit with Geo. Dye and family.
S. Meyer, came to Audubon from
Kusouth county Thursday to visit with
his brother Jake INVEST Audubon.
Mrs. j. P. Hansen and child went
to Ralston, Iowa Saturday to visit with
her uncle 5. c. Hansen and family.
Mrs. Louie Petersen came home
from Atlantic, Thursday evening. after
a visit with her uncle, s. w. Hansen.
Miss Gordie Coleman who visited
here with her sister, Mrs. w. o. Henry
left for her home in Menlo Friday noon
Mrs. G. C. Boiling returned to her
home in Lewis Saturday noon. She was
here sewing for her customers for week.
Miss Belle Donaldson of Anita came
up to Audubon, Monday. to visit with
her brother, DIR. j. X. Donaldson and
with numerous friends.
Hal Mantz left his automobile stand
cut one night last week and the water
froze in the pipes doing about $685. 90
damage to the cylinders.
Mrs H. r. Underwood who visited
here this winter with her daughter,
Mrs. DIR. A. L. Brooks, returned to her
home in Denver, Colorado, Monday.
Bee Matthias returned home Satur.
day from Chicago where he attended
the University and will spend his vaca-
ton with his sister Mrs. N S. Hansen.
Father Mcdonald had a building
put up in Calvary cemetery last week to
protect people in stormy weather during
funerals and to be used as a tool house
also.
Miss Bonnie Sherman returned from
Chicago University, Saturday morning
to spend weeks vacation with her
parents John Sherman and wife in the
country.
Rev. G.. f. Braun came to Audubon,
Saturday evening, from Atlantic and
held services ut the German Lutheran
church, Sunday returning home on the
noon train.
"A team belonging to the Cole livery
barn ran away Friday morning. 1t did
some damage to the carriage to which
it was hitched but fortunately no one
was injured.
Lots of Wall Paper sold-lots of ii
still in stock-and lots more coming.
All of our stock papers priced by the dou.