Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-02-09

Wall paper at half price at Roberts
What makes you laugh? Tn
Dixies.
Louie Tramp went to the Bluffs
yesterday.
Frank Hays returned home, Satur
day evening.
H. J. Maharg went down to Menlt
last evening.
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Stemm returned from
Menlo, Saturday.
Peter Rasmussen of Poplar was il
town, Wednesday.
See the wall paper that Roberts is
selling at half price. 90
Bert Wonsmos went to Des Moines,
Monday, on business.
Rem Phelps and wife were here first
of the week on a visit.
Revival meetings are being held al
the Evangelical church.
DIR. Rosenbladt returned from Des
Moines, Tuesday evening.
Clyde Wilde went to the eastern
part of the state on Tuesday.
DIR. Brooks visited the sick up al
Gray, Monday going by train.
-Milt Phillips of Guthrie County
was over to Audubon, yesterday,
The Masons will enjoy banquet
together in their hall this evening.
The Fraziers are putting new Cy.
press finish in the lower rooms of their
house.
The public are cordially invited to
attend the gospel meetings at the Evan
gelical church.
Tom Davis went to Anita, Monday,
to visit some of his old chums returning
Tuesday evening.
Robert Laurie of Seymour Iowa
came up yesterday to visit his sister
Mrs. III. w. Lowther.
Mrs. w. III. Cowles entertained q
company of ladies at a sewing and q
dinner, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Rose Frazier came home from
SulCttkO iliiHOiS, ltst Wcch
where she had been visiting.
-Nels Z Nelson, who has been work
ing for Rasmussen & Jensen, has rented
farm up in Viola township.
--Chas Boehme of Audubon township
came up to Audubon last evening re-
naming over with relatives.
&C. E. Caldwell came into Audubon,
Saturday evening, from down the line
and went out east to his home.
w. j. Campbell left Saturday even
ing for Lincoln, Illinois,Sto attend the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Savage
John Andersen of Extra. the new
shoemaker for Rasmussen q Jensen,
moved up to Audubon this week.
"A Mr. Simpkins of Extra came up
Monday with the pelt of big gray
wolf and got his five dollars bounty.
Get Col. NJ. S. Kness to cry your
sale. He always gets the highest prices.
Phone $50, Audubon, Iowa. 39tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. III. Buck enter.
tanned company of friends at dinner
at their pleasant home, Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds returned to
their home at Casey, Tuesday after q
visit here with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Parsons.
Mrs. G. G. Brockway of Nebraska
City is here visiting her father, Mr..
VIM. H. Neff. Her husband is now
employed in a bank at Nebraska City.
&C. E. Kibby went to Omaha last
evening for little outing and to sur
attending the big show there this week.
S. B. Bates and family left on Tues
day for Milford, Dickinson County, to
make their home. The people up there
will find them good citizens and worthy
neighbors.
Geo. L. Kellogg reached home, Fri
day from his southern trip very much
pleased with what is being done at
Monte Christie and the outlook for fu-
ture business.
Samuel Shoupe and wife left last
evening for Berryville. Arkansas, to
visit their son. Rev. Samuel Shoupe
who is pastor of the Christian church
in that place.
Mrs Sam Ulrich came up from At
lantic. Saturday evening, for visit.
Judging from the number of ladies who
meet her, she is the most popular lady
who visits Audubon.
Miss Edith Ohm went to Stuart,
yesterday, to visit for day with Chris
Haderers and today would go to Des
Moines to visit her sister who is nurse
in the Methodist hospital.
Prof. Leach of Atlantic who comes
here to teach vocal music received a
verdict in court last week for 1915 for
the loss of his household goods in ship.
ping them from Indianola to Atlantic.
For SALE.-Hog water troughs
guaranteed not to freeze, run over or
clog up. Given on thirty days free trial
winter or summer.
5-w-2. VIM. MENEFFE, Atlantic, la.
We are pleased to note that Z. j.
Freeman is able to be around and out
again after his late illness. He made
his first trip by train Friday, since his
sickness, going to Extra on business.
For SALE oTICE-One pure bred
and o fine animal
3tf. Nj. l. MAsTERsoN
II. f. ID. No. 3. Audubon. Iowa..
j. r. Pound and daughter arrived
yesterday morning from Oklahoma tC
remain for some time hoping the change
may benefit Mr.. Pound who has been q
great sufferer from rheumatism the
last year.
Mr.. and Mrs OIL Mease gave large
dinner last Friday at Gray in honor OF
their daughter, Mrs. Lewis Stetzel anG
family who will move to Spirit Lake t.
| make their homa in the near f,,tura