Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-16
Blind horse for sale. Webster. 11Sl
-Minorca Eggs, 81 per 100. Webster.

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Tuesday.
For Sale. seed potatoes. Webster,
Phone 80. liz
| III. H. Sivers went to Atlantic on a
visit yesterday.
Lou Tramp made business trip to
Fit. Dodge, Monday.
| j. NJ. Graham went to the Bluffs
Tuesday on business.
4 C. II. Sampson made business trip
to Glidden yesterday.
r. w. Clifford went to Atlantic
yesterday on business.
Mrs Riley Jones returned from
Manning Tuesday morning.
-E.J. Knoll came home from bust
ness trip of few days in Manila.
Mrs. Fl. j. Mantz came home Tues
day afternoon from visit at Manning
Weary Willie Walker" at the
Opera House, Monday evening, March27.
III. C. Nelson and daughter departed
Tuesday evening for MOSCOW, Nebraska.
John Bylund returned Monday morn
ing from business trip at Coon Rapids.
Don't forget the Father Nugent
lecture. Tuesday evening, March 2Sth.
Mrs. G. Yates came home Yesterday
from Linard where she was for o visit.
Geo. Bicklehaupt returned yesterday
from the Dakota s where he was on bust
ness.
| Miss Anna Rasmussen went to Des
Moines Tuesday noon toconsult a physi-
clan.
| Mrs. Samuel Newell and son Thos.
went to Clarinda Tuesday to see Mr..
Newell
| There is a new baby girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. McMullen up
at Gray.
Hans Nelson went to Dedham Tues
day morning to visit with his uncle Fred
Nelson.
Mrs. w. A. Mutt went to Omaha
Tuesday noon, returning Wednesday
evening.
AT the Opera House, Monday
evening. March 81, Weary Willie
Walker"
There will be st. Patrick's Ball
at Maccabee Hall Friday night, March
nth. 1911.
Mrs. Railsback and Mrs. Esbeck re-
turned yesterday from a several day visit
in Stuart.
IS. E. vanOsdel went to Manila
Tuesday on business and to visit with
his wifes parents.
Leo Riggs and wife went to Extra
Wednesday noon to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Peter Wolfe.
Ray Bamsey is working for the city
this summer in place of Tom Stafford,
who quit last week.
e. B. Thomas shipped car load of
sheep to Chicago Saturday and got in on
q good market Monday at $500
Rev. G.. B. Christensen returned
from Spencer, Iowa Tuesday afternoon
where he. was for the past week.
| Mrs. Jas. Goodwill departed for
| Wayne, Neb., yesterday to visit with
Jas. Hart and family for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Toring and Mrs.
Chris Nelson went to Extra yesterday
to attend the Mrs. Peter Wolfe funeral.
Mrs. Azetta Stocking is having her
house near the Northwestern depot all
newly papered and other improvements
made.
The Household Economics Depart
ment will meet with Mrs. w. w.
Smith ON Saturday, Marco 18th at $50
p M.
Mrs. Chas. Mitchell came down
from Glenwood Tuesday morning to
visit at the home of Geo. Northup and
family.
Ladies and gentlemen sclothes clean
ed and pressed at the Pantatorium in
basement under Smith & Hockenberry
restaurant. Off.
C X. Jensen and wife who have
been visiting at the home of Thar Listine
and family returned to their home in
Ida Grove yesterday.
Ed. l.. Nesselroad came over from
Guthrie Center Tuesday afternoon on
business and left Wednesday morning
for Harlan and Manning.
Arthur Lamb is now working for
Charley Robbins training race horses on
the track, Lester Smith having quit and
gone to his home in Harlan.
Frank Daley has resigned his chair
in Jim Haals barber shop and returned
to his home in Atlantic. Ed. Grove of
Harlan has taken his place.
IF. G. Miller and family of Cameron
are moving to Audubon today to occupy
the fine house recently bought of Hans
Q. Hansen on Church street.
FIN. Talbot of Glendale, N. d. who
has been down here on deal with Fred
Cole, returned to his home Tuesday.
Fred Cole accompanied him.
Ed. Lee and wife returned to their
home in Bayard yesterday after q pleas
ant visit with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Lee and other relatives.
Geo. Slayton returned from Des
Moines Tuesday where he was for treat.
ment of his eye. He has fully recovered
the sight, but his eye is little weak
yet.
When at Des Moines the last time
Geo. Slayton underwent a serious oper-
alton for physical troubles other than his
injured eye, but ne has nearly recov-
cred.
| The thermometer dropped about
fifty degrees between 8'oclock Tuesday
night and Wednesday morning and made
people get out their winter wraps
again.
The Senior Glass of the Audubon
High School was entertained Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lovelace up near Ross, in honor of
their son Oliver who is member of the
tclass. :
Mrs. p. E. Ogan who has been visit