Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-04-27
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Moines last Friday.
Free ball game at the BALI park
Sunday April Both.
John Renftle was business visitor
in Dedham yesterday.
John Gardner is the owner of new
auto purchased last week.
H. NJ. McLeran returned Tuesday
from visit in South Dakota.
Mrs. j. Kuhn went to Des Moines
yesterday for few days visit.
Jim Carper is working for John
Weighton now at his residence.
Geo. Bikelhaupt and wife departed
Tuesday noon for Topeka, Kansas.
Good dinners always served at the
City Restaurant. 14tf.
Mrs Jake Mogg went to Rolfe, La,
yesterday to visit with her parents.
Miss Minnie Hansen of Brayton
was an Audubon shopper yesterday.
Walter Brainard returned Tuesday
from Canada where he was on business.
Ben Train came to Audubon Mon
day from Shenandoah to visit with his
wife.
Miss Ethel Kuhn went to Atlantic
Tuesday evening to visit for a few
days.
Chris Hansen departed last week
for Canada where he will live in the
future.
Miss Gene Culyer returned yester-
day evening from two weeks visit in
Atlantic.
Mrs. James went to Tyler, Mimi,
yesterday to attend the funeral of her
nephew.
Morris Allen of Omaha came to Au-
dubon Yesterday for visit. He former
ly lived here.
Clyde Miller went to Omaha this
week to purchase some new supplies
for his pool hall.
Mrs. A. E. Knoll came home Tues
day from ten days visit with her hus-
band in Harlan.
p A marriage license was issued to
s. J. Kopp, age 81 and Miss Ella Smith,
aye 70 wednesday.
Will O'Niel who visited for several
days in Harlan with his parents returned
to Audubon Tuesday.
w. Mcclure is the new barber for
Metheney in the basement taking the
place of Will Crone who resigned Tues
day.
Mrs Zion returned from Birming
ham, Ia, Tuesday evening where she
visited for five weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. E. PARROT.
e. f. jefferson left for his home in
Oakland, Ia, Tuesday noon after pleas
ant visit here with his daughter Mrs.
Harry Hawk and family.
Apple trees--strictly reliable kinds,
2 yrs, 10 to 20 cts. each; 3 yrs, 20 to
IS cts, each. w. NJ. Bomberger, Har
Ian, Iowa. 14tf
-20th Century Tire Protectors are
the best protectors made-non skidable.
For prices and particulars see F. ID.
Agent, Audubon, Iowa. 17S.
B. F. Breen, wife and daughter
Mrs Benson left ON the noon train
Tuesday, the former for visit in Osce
ola and the ladies to Marine for visit.
The ball team held meeting last
Monday night and selected and ordered
their uniforms which will be grey. They
also attended to other matters of bust
ness.
AT Lincoln, H., in the April cleo
ton for Mayor the vote was tie and
lots were then drawn and the present
Mayor Gayle won from his
Mr.. Schultz.
DIR. Childs went to Council Bluffs
yesterday noon taking with him Miss
Edna Ruddy who will undergo an
operation for appendicitis. Her sister
Miss Wayne accompanied her.
In order to get water for sprinkling
the streets the town of Audubon has
put in tank on the banks of
the Blue Grass west of the Light Plant
from which it will pump the water.
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.
FRICK DRUG Go.
Two one year-old thoroughbred Short
Horn Bulls for sale. Four miles west of
Gray and five miles south of Manning.
J. A. CAMPBELL,
14w4. Manning, Iowa.
80, 900 Evergreens transplanted, per
100 ~ inch So. 90; Is inch $12. 90; 20 inch
$500 and up, these are rapidly being
booked, phone me at once or write w.
M. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 14tf
Chris Christensen and wife went to
Omaha yesterday where the latter will
be operated on for appendicitis. Mrs.
A. S. Worden her mother of Red Lake
Falls, Mimi, who visited with them
here went along.
Mrs. John Budd, formerly Miss
Glass who taught school here came up
from her home in Anita last week and
visited with her friends, the Misses
McAllister, Fades and Culver, returning
home Friday noon.
Miss Lucy Lieb came home Friday
evening from Kimballton where she at
where she was with a patient. She also
visited with her sister Mrs. Gus Dett
man in Valley Junction.
Mrs. C. E. Wilson left Friday morn
ing for Mapleton, Ia, where she will
meet her little grandchild the daughter
of her son Irvings whose wife died sew
eral weeks ago. She will bring the child
home with her and care for her.
Mrs. Lou Colwell and sister, Mrs.
M. Mortensen who have been visiting
for the past six weeksat different points
in California returned home Friday
morning. They report pleasant visit
and brought some fine oranges with
them.
viii Donaldson who spent the past
year at San Jose, California, returned
to Audubon Friday morning to visit
with his brother DIR. j. X. Donaldson
and then went to the home of his par