Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-02-09
G. s, Mcleran, o. o. 8. Office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.

airy 1, 1912, only $500.
What do you know about the
Dixies? See head line.
Hans G. Hansen went down the
track Monday on business.
%. L. Swaney of Manning left
Tuesday for Enid, Oklahoma.
Miss Kuhn returned from few
days visit in Atlantic, Friday.
H. T. Watson, the nursery man,
went to Des Moines, Monday.
S. s. Wilson has gone to Marengo
for q visit with his aged father
--Silas Neff and son, Lewis, of Allan
tic were up Monday on business.
Public Sale. February 14th.
w. r. BOLTON.
Public Sale February, IL.
2-t G. r. SPENCER.
Public sale, February 10.
NJ S. GoFF
Public sale at Browns Ranch, Feb
ruary 81, 1911. VIM. H. NEFF.
The Register and Leader only
$500 from now to January l, 1912.
Get your wall paper at the Wall
Paper Store. SGT.
Lars Christoffersen went to Kim
ballton, Monday, by way of Atlantic.
Mrs. Harry PARROT returned home
last evening from visit with friends.
Be sure and visit the Wall Paper
Store before buying your wall paper. SGT.
Mrs. Underwood of Denver is here
to visit her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Brooks.
Fred Bartlett went to Coon Rapids,
Tuesday morning to visit his brother,
Louis.
IF. B. Gibbs, roadmaster for the
Rock Island came up from Atlantic,
Friday.
j. T. Sampson and wife were in
town, Saturday, in that nice new Max
well car.
Mrs. Ct. H. Stemm went to Menlo,
Friday on business, and to visit their
son, Charles.
Harry Staley returned from Omaha,
Friday where he was to attend the
cement show.
Truman Dayton returned Thursday
from CLEVELAND, Ohio, after six weeks
visit with relatives.
Grace Holloway, city school
teacher went to her home in Des Moines
to visit over Sunday.
Ralph Carper and family of Wag-
ner, South Dakota, have returned to
live in Audubon county.
JAS. Brown of Chicago arrived in
the city, Friday morning, on business
connected with his ranch.
Harold Mccall of Guthrie Center
came over Thursday evening to visit
with relatives few days.
Mrs. Vern Snellbaker returned
Thursday from several days visit in
Des Moines with her sister.
w. C. Zellmer and John Boylund
went to Coon Rapids, Thursday, on
business returning Friday morning.
My house and lot for sale cheaper
than you can build.
Aft. o. B. TRAIN.
Public Sale, February 20, 1911;
twelve miles east of Audubon.
sgd G. Z. CALDWELL.
Arthur Farquhar is making ready
for his spring work by purchasing fine
passenger Maxwell from E. A.
Beason,
%. b. Train left Tuesday morning
for Sheridan, Wyoming, with some
thought of making q home in that
country.
Mr.. Hermansen of the planning mill
is having a large shed built behind his
place to store his lumber and other
material.
w. G. Elliott arrived home. Sunday,
from Dallas, South Dakota, leaving his
mother somewhat improved though still
quite feeble.
Mrs. Emil Bilharz entertained a
company of ladies and gentlemen Fri
day evening in honor of Miss Swisher
of Iowa City.
&C. N. Nelson of Brayton arrived
Friday morning on business and to
visit for a few days with his aunt, Mrs.
Chris Hansen.
g. w. Wilson and wife of the cas-
tern part of the state visited here Thurs
day going to Atlantic. Friday, to visit
with relatives.
j. s. Kirkpatrick and Wills Hopkins
of Guthrie County who have been visit
ing here few days went to Extra for a
visit Friday noon.
Carrie Christensen of the telephone
Office went to Extra, Friday night to
visit over night with Mrs. j. b. Con
rardy returning home, Saturday.
Mrs. Howard Kittell went to Dxira,
Tuesday, to see her father, Ebbe j.
Hansen, who was about to start on a
visit to Chicago and other points.
Miss Essie Stoodt of Atlantic came
to Audubon, Friday, to 60 up to Gray
and play for q dance. Lew Loss and
Bertel Wonsmos gave the dance.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon. Iowa. left
Frank Mccarthy and wife who
came here last week to attend the fun
eral Of the formers mother returned Il
their home in Kansas City, Kansas
Friday.