Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-02-22

Ed. Beason went to Omaha yesterday
to attend the auto show.
A few Pure Rhode Island Reds for
sale. Mrs. Chas. l.. Tramp. Aft.
Good work horse for sale cheap. See
Ed Raebel or Phone White 161. Sc.
John Petersen and Martin Nelson
went to Carroll on business yesterday.
Mrs. G. S. McLeran entertained sew
eral friends at supper last Saturday
evening.
j. j. Ruhs went to Des Moines yes
terday to attend the hardware dealers
convention.
Miss Goldie Cozine returned home to-
day from Des Moines where she at
tends school.
Adolph Wolff came down from Will
Jams yesterday to visit with his brother
Chas. and wife.
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, the
beginning of Lent, which will last un-
til Easter Sunday.
For sale. Sandwich hay press near
ly new, at a bargain. Enquire of G. S.
AIRY or Fred Jones. 7e.d.
If you have been thinking of buying
cream separator see c. H. Wilde, he
has new one that can he bought for
$44.S5. 81.
Call in and ask to hear your favorite
selection an the Victor Victrola, at the
Audubon Music Store. South Park
Place. 81.
There will be a box social Friday
Feb 23rd, at Sharon school No. L., Miss
Anna Andersen teacher Everybody
invited. 20
In this issue will be found an ad-
vertisment Of F. w. Smith the drug
gist. He has something of interest to
his patrons.
J. c. Fisher and wife went to Mann
ing today to visit until Monday with
their daughter, Mrs. Frank j. Mantz
and family.
Hal j. Mantz was a business visitor
in Kimballton yesterday. His wife ac
companied his so as to insure his safe
return home.
Mrs. H. G. Rice entertained a num-
Der of lady friends at her home just east
of Hamlin Saturday in honor of Mrs.
Geo. Morey, who will soon leave for
California.
Danl Hecker left for Des Moines
Tuesday where he will be operated on
for appendicitis, with which he has been
troubled for some time. He was ac-
companied by his brother julius.
Go with me where the birds are sing
ing, and flowers are blooming, and wins
ter crops are being harvestd, the Lower
Valley of the Rio Grand. Low rate
excursion Tuesday, March 9Th. 50.
-a. Geo. E. Kellogg.
DR.. Fulton removed the plaster cast
from Will Coype's leg this week and
the break was found to have mended
perfectly. 1t will not be very long now
before Will can resume his work again.
Tod OBrien, wife and child arrived
in Audubon Monday from Minooka
H., to attend the funeral of Mrs. Will
O'Brien. They will also visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Brien for
several days.
" Att. C. S. White departed last even
ing for Chicago to take dispositions in
eight cases ofthe Farmer Shipping Co.
of Kimballton against the Rock Island
Ry., Co. The cases are to be tried in
Audubon at this coming term of court
Arthur Cannon of Braytcn was in
Audubon yesterday an business and
stepped into the office to have his Re-
publican sent to Burton, Neb., where
he will move the first of the week. say
he couldn't get along without his favo-
rite paper.
Eddie Campbell and wife arrived
home Tuesday morning from their
honeymoon trip of two weeks with his
grandfather, Ephriam Messersmith at
Monterey, Ind, and with his uncle,
Andrew Messersmith and family at
Winimac, Ind.
Mrs. Foster. of Gray, who was ON
her retnrn home from visit with rela-
tives in Atlantic and while on her way
to the Northwestern train Monday, fell
on the icy sidewalk near the Mike Car
roll home, cutting her head quite badly
and rendering her Unconscious for a few
moments.
Lew Maggie, one of the hustling real
estate dealers of Guthrie Center was in
town Tuesday. Mr. Maggie, who is a
farmer by occupation started in the
business only couple of years ago and
has already accomplished more than
two-thirds of the real estate men who
have been in the business a quarter of
a century.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Layland enter
tanned so of their friends and neighbors