Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-04-20
See oelke's for clover and timoth

For blowing gardens, see Webster
Phone 30.
Miss Edith Rucker went to Omaha
for few days visit Friday.
House for rent In good condition.
CosSoN & Ross.
"A good 3O-inch safe for sale. Good
as new. DIR. CARRIE WOOD. loft.
"A fine sideboard for sale. Call at
the home of o. b. Train, Audubon. ISL
will Alice returned Saturday from
q pleasure tripin the Bluffs and Omaha.
For nursery stock, write or phone
w. M Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 14tf.
The City Restaurant furnishes the
best dinner in Audubon. Try us. l4tf.
II Ed Evans returned Sunday from
dayton, Iowa, where he was on bust
ness.
Mr.. Shirley of the Arlington left for
Carroll, Monday, for visit Of several
days.
Miss Bessie Shaw of Atlantic visited
over Sunday among her Audubon
friends.
DIR. j. X. Donaldson went to Anita
Saturday noon to visit over Easter with
his parents.
III. Horn returned to Carroll, Sun
day afternoon after pleasant visit in
Extra and Audubon.
Mrs. Hinkson returned to Stuart.
Monday evening, after visit with her
mother, Mrs. Stuart.
Clyde Keith was an over Sunday
visitor in Atlantic with his uncle, Frank
Perry and another friend.
JAS. Petersen, a student from Neb-
raska came over from Elk Horn, Monday
to visit Rev. j. P. Christensen.
-Thos. Kerwin went as far as Car
roll, Monday morning, with his son,
Tom, who will enter school in Dunlap.
Mr.. w. Bolton is having a new
house erected on his land in West Au-
dubon that he purchased of Mr.. Brown.
The work of painting and repaper-
ing at the Christian church, and of
putting in basement is being arrang-
ed for.
Mrs. C. d. Booten returned from
Perry, Thursday evening, where she
spent several days with her son, Homer
and wife.
Ed Van Gorder is having new ad.
dition built to his house consisting of
two new rooms and making other new
Improvements.
Frank Mantz and family came
down from Manning, Saturday evening,
to visit with his parents and other rela-
tives over Easter.
Miss Margaret Rasmussen arrived
in Audubon, Sunday afternoon from
Denmark and is at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Jas. Haals.
County Attorney Fl. j. Mantz left
on Monday morning for Shoshoni. Wyo-
ming, where he will be for several days
attending to legal matters.
Mrs. LATE Smith arrived in Audi
bon, Saturday evening, from Huron,
South Dakota, to visit with Mrs. c. d.
Booten and Mrs. NJ H. Titterington.
Miss Anna O'Leary, who spent her
school vacation in the northern part of
the state went to Anita, Friday, for a
few days visit returning Sunday noon.
| Cherry and plum trees yr., IS to 40
cts. each: yr. 40 to 80 cts. Very best
new improved and old reliable kinds
w. M. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 14tf.
On Monday evening Mr.. o. Kennels
remarked that just 40 year ago the little
town of Indianapolis in this state near
which he lived was blown away by a
storm.
Miss Eva Manigan returned to her
home in Logan, Monday morning, after
a visit of several weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Kerwin in the
country.
Report has it that Theron j. Crevel-
ing will leave the road and enter the
automobile business mp at Boone; and
that his place will be taken by Harvey
Delahoyde.
Mr.. A. Kent, Mrs. Hudson and
daughter arrived in Audubon, Friday,
from Holden, Missouri, to visit with
the formers daughter, Mrs. j. f.
Frazier and family.
II The Godfrey Commandry No. A,
Iattended the Methodist Episcopal church
in body Easter Sunday morning. They
make it point to attend some church
in body every Easter Sunday.
| --All the good things we said about
our wall paper we continue to prove by
lour stock and service. Remember the
varnishes, paints and brushes toe.
i Prick DRUG Co.
Two one year old thoroughbred Short
!, Horn Bulls for sale. Four miles west OF
Gray and five miles south of Manning
Il j. A. CAMPBELL,
lava. Manning, Iowa.
JAS. Goodwill received a letter
from Bismarck, North Dakota, last
week stating that his sister, Mrs. JOE
Ayers, who is in hospital there is not
expected to i've. She is suffering with 9
cancer.
Mrs. F. o. Petersen departed Sun
day noon for Fremont, Nebraska
where she will join her husband and
they will make their future home. Hel
daughter, Miss Esther, accompanied
her as far as Brayton.
We notice that the widow of Major
Lyman has been appointed matron Of
the Soldiers Home at Marshalltown
Major Lyman was the Oldest brother OF
Mrs. r. J. Creveling of Audubon and 8
former member of congress from the
ninth district.
The baker is the happiest man ever
Everything he stirs up pans out well
All he kneads is his; he has dough II
burn and his stock is still rising. He
certainly takes the cakel He's stir
ring chap, and does things up brown
Though he Ia well bred and somewhat
Of high roller he is not above mixing
with his hands, Besides he is pious anG
cheerfully icing his favors for every
Fbody. The baker is the original wiss
man Of the yeast. Indeed, houry is hi