Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-18

1875 Monday morning struck COW be
longing to Jack McCort and killed
instantly. We can probably look fo
cheaper meat for awhile.
Pres. T. F. Grahamof the Chautau
qua System spends the year in Chautau
qua preparation work. He travels tn
whole country over in search of tn
best things for the program.
-Drs. Brooks and Rosenbladt wer,
called to the Northwestern Monday
morning upon the arrival of the train t.
investigate case of reported smallpo,
but it turned out to be measles.
-Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin Troupe
came on the Northwestern Friday morn
ing having two special cars of theil
own. They transferred to the Rock
Island and went to Extra Saturday.
The suits and bats for the Audubon
ball team arrived from the G.. III. Hop
kins store in Minneapolis, Friday morn
ing. They are of grey material trimmed
in red and have the letter A in a circle
on the front.
Mrs. B. Cunningham and daughter
Mrs. j. E. Mcclure and children re
turned from Westfield, Saturday. They
visited there with the formers son.
viii. Will came down with them for
few days visit.
Geo. Harmon and wife who went
to Massena last week to see their little
grandson Harry Fairholm who was very
sick returned home Monday evening.
The child died and was buried Friday.
He Yves two years of age.
Phil Foley took a number of Audu-
bonites to Hamlin Monday morning in
his auto so as they could ride back on
the new train. Phil raced back with
the train and came in first. About fifty
passengers arrived on the new train.
Those who were so favorably i'm
pressed with the Kirksmith Sisters Or
chestra last year will be glad to learn
that the Dunbar Singing Orchestra of
this year is sextette of pretty girls.
They furnish the music for the first
day.
Mrs. w. w. Smith returned home
Saturday from attendance at district
meeting OF the Women's Foreign Miss
ionary Society held at Caesy. Her sis
ter Mrs. w. II. White of SilverCity, New
Mexico arrived with her coming north
for visit.
Among the passengers to take ad-
vantage of the new train Monday Morn
ing to see the aviation meet in Atlantic,
were Mrs. w. w. Smith and Mrs. W.
Fl. White, G. ID. Booten and son Leo,
Ed. Iced, Geo. Laubender, Earnest and
Chris Mikkelsen.
The stork called at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Bart Feeney in Melville
township last Thursday and left with
them bouncing boy making their
eighth child. Mrs. Feeney and child
are doing well and Bart was able to be
in town Saturday.
Harrison Stanley and F. A. Drury
were in town Monday and hauled the
monument that arrived from Des Moines
for w. d. Stanley out to Arlington
Heights cemetery where it was placed
in the Stanley lot. 1t weighs about six
tons and cost $500.
80 per cent of expert planting of
evergreens is between May 10th and
June 10th and if you take good care of
the trees you can plant and grow them
safely any moist May weather. Phone
w. NJ. BoMBERGER for trees to make
any train You want them on. If.
Henry CAMPBELL of Extra loaded
his household goods and with his fam
lily moved to Guthrie Center this week.
He has rented q store there also and
will ship his stock of merchandise that
he recently purchased at Marysville,
70, he Ala.
business the coming week.
will Crone has assumed his old
chair in the Metheney barber shop and
with his wife will remain in Audubon.
He has box of perfecto's ready for his
old customers and any new ones that
will give him a call They have begun
house excepting in the south end of town
in the l.. o. Petersen property.
Sunday young man hired livery
team and took his best girl for visit
with friends in the country. Upon their
return the buggy was found to be flied
with old shoes, scrap-iron and q large
piece of firewood. The perpetrators of
the crime will be punished as they were
a little premature with their joke.
Get varnish wise. My demonstra-
tor who will be at j. j. Ruhs on Friday
and Saturday, May 10 and 20, can tell
you why some varnish checks, chips,
powders and is stained by heat and
water, and why mine don't, It's worth
knowing if you like fine furniture and
good floors. 19s CHI-NAMEL.
The evening performance by Thacius
Band that is booked for our Chautau.
qua consists of Grand Opera selections
by company of artists in this line who
appear in special costumes and are &C.
companied by band. The special stage
settings and costumes will look gorge
Gus in artificial light and the singing by
these artists is said to be simply great.
About dozen girls and boys cha
peroned by Miss Wolff left on the noon
train Saturday for Hamlin from whence
they walkedNto Stanleys Grove for a
picnic. They returned ON the evening
train with many flowers and plants.
All reported having had fine time al
though they walked mile through the
rain. The Misses Keith and Hunter ac
panied them.
John A. Nash was at the Rock Is
land depot in flying colors Monday
morning to meet the first passenger
train on the spur from Atlantic. He
says he has worked hard for "a number
of years to get the train and now that
his efforts have been successful he feels
about twenty years younger and very
happy. He presented Jack" Lennon
the conductor with box of fine cigars
in honor of the occasion.
Mrs. Ed. Prick and daughter Mrs.
r. f. Childs returned home from Coun-
Gil Bluffs Thursday night. They came