Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-23
MONEY TO LOAN
@. s, Mcleran, D. D. 8. Office over
Smiths Drug Store. Audubon.
-Minorca Eggs, "a per 100. webste

-Minorca Eggs, "a per 100. Webster
"A five-room house to rent in Audi
bon. j. G. FISHER.
First class clover and timothy seet
at Oelke Co.'S. If.
The New Arlington is doing goot
business already.
VIC. Elliott went to Omaha Sat
urday on business.
AN Editors convention is being held
at Fort Dodge to-day.
-Dollie Coyne began work in the
Ross Craney grocery store Monday.
"A good 3O-inch safe for sale. Good
as new. DR.. CARRIE WOOD. loft.
Fred Cole returned Tuesday from
Winterset where he was on business.
Mrs. Fred Hoenke went to Atlantic
Wednesday noon to visit with her par.
ents.
Frank Hudspeth went to Atlantic
on business Monday returning home,
Tuesday.
AT the Opera House, Monday
evening, March 81, Weary Willie
Walker"
Freeman Stonebreaker sold his bay
team of horses to the horse buyers
Wednesday for $400.
Mrs. Graves returned from Council
Bluffs, Tuesday evening, where she
visited with her son.
%. L. Lane returned from Grand
Junction yesterday bringing with him
two car loads of cattle.
Edith Rucker came home from Om-
aha yesterday and will work in the res
taurant for her father.
Mrs. Louie Peterson went to Allan
tic yesterday to visit with her uncle
l.. w. Hansen and family.
-Thos. Miller and wife went to Omaha
yesterday to consult a physician at one
of the hospitals for the latter
) Mrs Ed. Owen and children has re-
covered from Scarlet fever, but the card
is not taken off her home yet.
Mrs Earl Maharg and Miss Daven-
port left on the noon train Sunday for
Omaha to visit for few days.
Mrs. Black of Brooklyn, Iowa, came
to Audubon, Tuesday evening, to visit
with Geo. McNary and family.
The Wright" Condensed Smoke to
smoke your meats right. 75cts the
bottle at Tricks Drug Store. Off
Clara Hansen returned to her home
in Collinder, Ia, yesterday after a visit
here at the home of "a. P. Rasmussen.
Mrs. G. E. Hammock, who visited
with her parents in Stuart for three
weeks returned home, Tuesday evening.
For SALE-One span of young
mules. Well broke. Brown color Well
matched. AUDUBON Music Co. If.
Glen Hayes was taken down with
appendicitis Tuesday night and is un-
able to be at his work with the Advo-
cate.
Ladies and gentlemen s clothes clean
ed and pressed at the Pantatorium in
basement under Smith & Hockenberry
restaurant. Off.
Mrs. JAS Goodwill returned Tues
day evening from Wayne, Neb, where
she visited for week with Jas. Hart
and family.
I w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon. Iowa. 16tf
Mrs. Joe Henricksen who visited
here at the home of her brothet-in law
Andrew Henricksen returned to home
in Manning Wednesday.
Mrs. w. w. Smith returned to her
after a pleasant visit here with her
mother Mrs. Robert Evans.
The many friends of Mrs. Thos.
Kerwin will be pleased to hear that she
is now able to sit up and on the road to
recovery. She has been sick about -four
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Laurie and
daughter Mae of Seymour Iowa, arrived
in Audubon Wednesday morning for q
visit with their daughter, Mrs. H. W.
Lowther and family.
When the new brick building Of
Geo. Preston's is completed the both
floors and basement will be occupied by
Mrs. Frazier for her department store
and millinery business.
Mrs. VanHook who formerly lived
here but now a missionary in Persia
Europe, arrived in Audubon Wednesda,
morning to visit at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. VanGorder.
For SALEM oTIoE-O One pure bret
registered Hereford bull aged ID months
and fine animal.
3tf. M. /. MAsTERsoN
r. F. d. No. 3. Audubon. Iowa.
| Mrs. Walter Fredericksen will Civ,
house party this. Thursday Evening
March 23rd, to twenty young peopl,
in honor of her niece, Miss Hazel LIE,
who is here from Lane, South Dakota
A. Benson put the finishing touche
ON the new cement bridge near John
sons elevator Tuesday and departed TO
his home at Orange City, Ia. Wednes
day. The bridge was built by Ward
and Weighton and is fine and sub
stantial one.
Mr.. Kennedy and Mr.. Elder tw,
horse buyers the former of Boston an,
the latter of Chicago arrived in Audi
bon Wednesday morning and bought n
q car load of horses and shipped then
east in the evening. They bought sew
eral fine ones from Foley & Sops.
--NoTICE-We have bought The I. r
Baker housemoving outfit and are pre-
pared to do all kinds of housemovin
and raising. We have had twenty-fiv
years of experience and guarantee
satisfaction. Give us chance to figur
on your work. LIP
H. G. WALTERS and r. JONES.
The merriest and best show 9th
season. will undoubtedly be the unani
nous verdict regarding Weary Will
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