Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-25
For oil and gas call Phone 400. Il

Porch shades at Harmon's furni
ture store.
Try the City Restaurant for your
meals. 14tf
Joe Richards went to Des Moines
Tuesday on business.
H. A. Christensen went to Omaha
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Molly Schallow was a Sunday
visitor in Atlantic with friends.
Truman Dayton visited in Manning
Saturday returning home Sunday.
-Cinders-Have several loads which
will give away. Call at this office.
Buy your oil and gas of Petersen &,
Krogh. Phone 400. If.
When in need of good dinner go
to the City Restaurant for it. 14tf.
Mrs. Louie Petersen went to Extra
Saturday to visit her husbands people.
Audubon vs. Manning, Tuesday,
May Both, at 400 p. m, Northups Park
Miss Emma Culver went to Allan
tic Thursday evening last for visit of
several days.
The workmen are progressing nice
ly with the Chas Bagley new residence
up on the hill.
Grover Smith came down Monday
from the northern part of the state to
visit with relatives.
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ship received car load of cattle from
Sioux City Tuesday.
Phil Foley and Albert Mcclure
went to Carroll Monday evening to at
tend the X. of G. ball.
Try bottle of "Zol" Piano and
Furniture Polish at the Audubon Music
Store. OF bottle for 35 cents.
Harmon can furnish you fine slat
shade for screening your porch from
the sun as well as curious people.
Ed Dreher and wife returned to
their home in Atlantic Monday after a
visit with the j. j. Asmus family.
&C. H. Sampson went to Glidden
Monday morning to look after and
make repairs on some property he
owns there.
Miss Gusta Tennigkeit went to
Iowa City Sunday noon and her sister
Myrtle will finish her school term of
two weeks for her.
Mrs. w. ]. Audas and Miss Alice
Branstatter of Gray came down Satur-
day to see the formers daughter Mrs
Louie Shingledecker.
After confinement to her home and
bed for a month Mrs. j. X. Chandler is
now able to walk up town though yet
in feeble condition.
Mrs. A. c. Harmon and son Harold
went to Des Moines Wednesday morn
ing and with her husband attended
the Shriner's ball last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Burr drove
tied Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives returning home Monday.
Mrs. Earl Maharg and little daugh-
ter returned home Tuesday morning
from Sioux City where she attended the
Women's Federated Convention and
from Odebolt where she visited with
her parents.
Ed. Prick went up to the Lakes
Saturday to prepare his place for the
summer. His daughter Miss Daisy
went up Monday to recuperate after a
years strenuous and faithful work in
the drug store.
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Sheldon
mother ahd sister respectively of Wilson
Burnside who visited here with him for
week went to Odebolt Wednesday to
visit with other relatives before retnrn-
ing to their home in Oklahoma.
Miss Agnes WEIGH of Austin, Mimi,
arrived in Audubon Tuesday morning
to visit with her niece Mrs. James Muir
ply and family in the country. Miss
Welch is sister of Jack" WEIGH who
formerly lived here but now of Idaho.
A. C. Harmon went to Des Moines
Tuesday morning to attend an under
takers convention. Under a new law
all coroners are members of the State
Board of Health and he will attend a
meeting of that body before returning
home
What has been accomplished by
Audubon in the matter of better train
service on its branch road ought not
to be impossible for Guthrie Center,
which town bas been as long suffering
as any in respect to Its train service
Stuart Herald.
Miss Genevieve Mccarthy returned
home from Kansas City, Mo-, Friday
evening where she was to attend her
brother Franks funeral. She was &C
companied home by her brother Timothy
of Oklahoma City, and her brother
Franks little daughter Mary Louise.
Will and Bert johnson, August
Neitzel and Nels Olsen went to the
Bluffs Wednesday morning to bring
back two 40 HIP Overland automobiles
sold by the johnson Bros. to the two
latter gentlemen. f. l.. Anderson, went
along and will drive the Nels Olsen
machine home.
w. ]. Campbell of Melville town
ship with his sons Charley and Rob't
are busy this week hauling material for
a fine new two-story residence he will
have erected on his farm this summer.
Jimmie" and wife will enjoy the com
forts of fine home while still in the
prime of life and not wait for old age
to do so, which is very sensible.
The Messrs NJ F. Kerwin, w. j.
Campbell, NJ. L. Foley, L. J. Mccall,
Jas. Murphy, T. b. Kerwin and j. w.
Mcclure returned from Carroll Monday
morning where they were initiated into
the Knights of Columbus Sunday after
noon. Geo. A. Foley, Tom Flynn, j.
E. Kerwin and Dan Kerwin who accom-
panied them as escorts also returned
Mr.. l.. A. McGinnis returned last
Friday from Emporia, Kansas where he
had been to attend the funeral of a
brother Emporia is one of the good