Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-02
@. s, McLeran, .. D. S. office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.
See Webster for incubator eggs. O.,

Smttn Oruk otores Auoupon.
See Webster for incubator eggs. 9-3
Carl Nelson went to Anita yesterday
for visit.
"A. r. Anderson was Manning Wis
itor yesterday.
Frank Smutney returned from Des
Moines yesterday.
Alvin Holmes came up from Stuart
yesterday on business.
w. B. Swaney of Carroll arrived
here Tuesday on business.
John T. Baker of Spirit Lake came
to Audubon Tuesday to visit.
Mrs. w. Smith of Shenandoah ar
rived in Audubon Tuesday to visit.
Miss vina Fancher began work in
Frazier department store this week.
For Selfconforming Horse Collars,
go to Martin Larson. If.
-Cy. Hunter moved to Manning and
his brother Sam moved to Glidden this
week.
John Doll of Avoca was over last
week to visit his brother-in-law John
Koenig.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Bates and her
sister-in law Mrs. Strange went to xxi
ra Saturday.
WIN. Sibson of Sioux Falls is here
this week on business and is a guest of
J. M. Renftle.
Mrs. L. j. Mighell of Lake City
visited here last week with Rev. A. b.
Miller and wife.
Ray Emmerson and wife returned
TO Audubon Sunday noon from their
honey moon trip.
The case of Henry Jacobsen and
Ed. Finch called for this. term was
settled out of court.
Miss johnson arrived this week from
Gage Bros. Chicago to trim in Frazier's
department.
Mrs. M. C. Lair, son and daughter
moved to Extra this week where they
will reside in the future.
Miss Jessie Hoover returned home
Monday evening from ten days visit
At Marengo and Indianola.
Mrs. Jas. Harmon was called to
Ayoca Tuesday ON account of the seri-
Dus illness of her son Jesse.
Sam Hunter who worked at the
laundry for some time left for Omaha
Yesterday to join his family.
Mrs. Will Coyne returned from Des
Moines yesterday where she was to see
her mother who is very sick.
w. o. Henry sold at Auction at the
sale barn Saturday three head of horses,
q wagon and other surplus stuff.
H. o. Ferguson who was court re-
porter this term.of court returned to his
home in Council Bluffs Monday.
will O'Niel of Harlan is the new
cutter at the McCort meat market, Ed.
Knoll having resigned last week.
Mrs. II. Sims o pharmacist from
South Omaha arrived here Tuesday and
will work at the Prick Drug store.
The Wright" Condensed Smoke to
bottle at Tricks Drug Store. Off
w. G. Lee and wife who have spent.
the winter with son over in Guthrie
county have returned to their Audubon
home.
Mrs. Lawrence Kline came home
Sunday noon from Omaha where she
attended the funeral of her grand
mother.
g. A. Kraft and wife who spent the
winter visiting in Colorado returned
last Friday. They report very pleas
ant time.
Ladies and gentlemen s clothes clean
ed and pressed at the Pantatorium in base
ment under Smith & Hockenberry res
Mrs. s. p. Bradford of Atlantic re-
turned to her home Tuesday after visit
here with her daughter, Mrs Frank
Hudspath.
&C. E. Campbell and wife returned
to their home in Anita Friday after a
pleasant visit at the home of Fred va
ger and family.
--Herm Hulxill who has been farming
nine miles west of Audubon moved this
week on his mothers farm two miles
south Of Larland.
Fred Rice came down from Gray
Yesterday to attend the wedding of his
brother Clint to Miss Mary Nissen just
north of Hamlin.
-Levi.G. Kopp came home from Des-
Moines Saturday where he was in hos
pital for treatment. He was much i'm
proved by the trip.
Andrew j. Miller and A. p, Ander-
sen went to Atlantic Friray to look at
some land near there that they may
trade Canada land for.
&C. E. Caldwell is moving his house
hold goods to Audubon and loading
them IN cars preparatory to moving to
his farm near Harlan.
The Poland China hog sale of r. w.
Holfords at Manning brought about
"a, 300. One was sold for $400. viii
Rinehart got one for $l25.
Mrs. NJ. T. Foley was called to Nor
ris H., Saturday on account of the ILL
uccS vi ucf liOtuOt, WIS. O0ioiau oho
she left on the evening train.
WIN. j. Campbell who has been
wrestling with the grip for the last two
weeks seems to have got the best of it
as he is up and around again.
Geo. Slayton went to Des Moines
Sunday noon to consult his physician
again about his eye which is not pro-
crossing as well as he wishes
Mr.. e. G. Curtis arrived in Audu-
bon Thursday of last week from Chi
cago to visit at the home of Emil Bill
harz and family over Sunday.
Henry 4. Sampson who came here
to attend the wedding Of his sister and
visit with his parents, returned to his
home in Des Moines Saturday.
.