Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-04-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Gordon Story had an old buggy
whip worth about dime and amonKey
wrench stolen last week. He says he
will give the party whom he knows new
whip instead if he will call and see him
and return the old one.
-ESTRAYED-Last Friday from the
Sam Dutler pasture in Melville, Town
ship two head of steers coming 2
year old, weight about 200 pounds
Finder please notify Sam Dutler.
Audubon, Route 3, and receive reward.
17sMd.
Clint Rice had horse gone for two
days last week and thought it was
stolen. but it was found several miles
from home. He cannot account for its
getting out as it was securely haltered
with the strap in the keeper and the
barn door was closed.
Will Crone left today for Dunlap to
visit with a brother and then to Minden
where he will visit with his parents,
after which he will go to California and
visit with sister Will has made many
friends while here and they regret to
see him leave especially one.
My Texas Farm For Sale:-575
der four wire fence. Good houses, barns
wells. 200 acres in cultivation, as acres
Bermuda pasture, balance pine tim
Der. For particulars write, H. A. Beas-
ley, Crockett, Texas Price $4,000. 1853
Fl. s. Hansen while discing on his
farm in Sharon township ran over
hole with mother wolf and four young
ones in it. He captured the young ones
but the mother escaped after being
wounded with shotgun. He will re-
ceive $500 bounty, a profitable days
discing.
Miss Winnie Christensen who Wis
tied here with Mrs Melina Hebel left
Tuesday evening for Moline, H., where
she will meet Mr.. G. NJ. Lee and then
go to Des Moines where they will be
married to-day. They will make their
home in Moline where the groom is en-
ployed in carriage factory.
w. H. O'Connell arrived in Audu-
bon Saturday morning from Florida
where he was on business and visit
ed with his wife's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
z. j. Freeman and other relatives for
several days before returning to his
home in Los Angelesa CAL, He former
ly owned jewelry store here.
Mrs. Emil Bilharz and Miss Harriet
Bilharz returned from Chicago yester-
day where they were for week on
business and to visit. While there they
attended concert at Orchestra Hall
The Thomas Orchestra furnished the
music and there was a chorus of 200
voices from England who are touring
the United States.
There was not drop rain Easter,
so it can't or won't rain for the sue
ceeding seven Sundays, maybe. The
new hats and gowns were not in danger
for q moment. And such hats and
gowns! Such dreams! And such va
rietyl No two alike With the MILL
merry blooming so auspiciously there is
no occasion for worry about the peach
crop.-Ex.
r.. j. Creveling received message
last of the week announcing the death
of his eldest brother at the old home at
Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Mr.. Grew
cling had matters on hand that pre-
vented his going to attend the funeral
This death leaves Mr.. Creveling as the
only surviving member of his fathers
family of four children.
III. A. Delahoyde who wasemployed
ut the Brown grocery store in this city
for some time and recently went to Des
Moines where he is employed by the
Prouty Wholesale Grocery House, has
rented the Bradbury property on Maple
street and will move his family here.
He will travel for the company and
will make all the towns from Shelby
east to Des Moines and will make At
lantic his headquarters. Exchange.
Mr.. Ed B. Cousins was pleasantly
surprised last week to have two of his
nephews, Mr.. Lewis Cousins and Mr.
Ed. A. Dallas of Cedar County arrive at
the last hour to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Cousins. They had written
they couldn't came but did so at last by
taking a night train and driving by
auto from Carroll. Lewis Cousins is
brother of Hon. Robert G.. COUSINS
once resident here.
r.. III. Winslow the baker at Nor
tons with his family came to Audubon
over six weeks ago and ordered furni-
ture from Chicago and part of it Just
arrived last Thursday Upon its arrival
it was rejected as it was not like what
they ordered. They then bought their
furniture of home dealer and got much
better goods at cheaper price and are
now snugly housed in the Mrs. Zetta
Stocking home on North Tracey street.
1t pays to buy your goods at home.
Audubon has voted tax for pub
lie library. The election showed some
remarkable results in that AZ women
voted against the proposition and that
though the women polled 295 votes
there were two spoiled ballots while out
of 1873 cast by the men there were IA
spoiled ballots. Though inexperienced
the women showed much better knowl-
edge of how to mark thier ballots But
why should any woman oppose a
public library? Yet many will; they did
it at Coon Rapids few years ago.
Coon Rapids Enterprise.