Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-04-11

on business.
Mrs. Fred Rasmussen returned home
from an Atlantic isit last evening.
Voice Culture - Lankow method.
Miss Florence B. McIntoch. Phone 81.
The finest silk garments cleaned and
pressed at the City Steam Laundry. lic
Send for plants of small fruits, her
rie>. grape vines to w. NJ. Bomberger
Harlan. Iowa. 146.
We are still.makirg a great success
with dry cleaning. City Steam Laur-
dry 15c.
DR.. Chids. Press Keith and F. s.
Watts received their new cars yes
terday.
The only genuine French dry clean
ing done in the county, at the City
Steam Laundry. l5c.
Miss 'NIarie Jorgensen of Atlantic
came mp last evening to visit with rela-
tives and friends.
You want it sure-it will tell Won Just
what To plart-catalogue w. NJ. Bonn
berger, Harlan, Iowa lic.
Miss a IA Loss of this office is ahser
this week because of sickness. We miss
her help very much.
Ed Finch returned home last evening
Nah hay n
20 visit with his mother
The johnson Grain Co shipped a car
load of fine fat porkers TO the Valley
Junction market Tuesday.
Secure ornamental porch vines shrubs,
pSes, bulbs of w. NJ. Bomberger. Har-
Ian, la. 14c.
Mrs. A. E. Wadsworth of Grinnell
came TO Audubon last even ny TO visit
with her parents, w. Burnside and wifi :.
Miss Mcintosh will he in Audubon
for some months ard will take a few
more pupils in voice culture. Phone g. :.
Get Victrola ard have the very
latest and hest n usic right in your own
home. For sale by the Audubon Music
Company. 15-tf
Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Loveland are re-.
ioicing over the arrival of a ten pound
hoy that gcame TO their home Tues
day night.
Tightening struck and destroyed an
old house with its contents on the Fred
Avey farm seven miles south east of Au-
dubon last night.
r. q. Warrington of the Advocate re.
ceived word last night that his sister
had died in Des Moines. He left for
Des Moines this morning.
When you are down town stop at the
Audubon Music Store and hear the Vic
trola" play Harry Lauders famous
record, "Roamin' in the Gloamin" 15-tf.
w. J. Martin, of Manning came here
this morning to look after some business
matters. He contemplates purchasing
one of Audubons leading business es-
adjustments. =
The Park hotel makes speciality of
Sunday dinners and also party dinners
and hanquets. See them for rates We
always aim to serve the very best. j. II
Tremaine, Prop.
Mrs Kate Sheets went to Atlantic
last evening to visit with Joe Sandberg.
Mr. Sandberg has been sick for some
time past and will leave for California
Saturday TO recuperate.
o. G. Phelps, who was here on visit
with his son, l.. ID Phelps, departed for
his home in Vermont today The latter
accompanied him as far as Chicago and
will then go to California on business
and pleasure combined.
Miss Clara Luse, teacher in the public
schools at Ida Grove arrived in the CITY
asst night for visit with her parents
Miss Luse is inst recovering from an
operation for appendicitis and she NAV
remain here for several weeks regaining
HeT FORMER strength.
Mrs. Barbara Johnson entertained a
number of friends at her home at -
o'clock dinner Tuesday Those present
were Mesdames A. j. Eddy, E. Cole, J
w B. Cole, Ella McGinnis and Miss
Eta Root. A most enjoyable time was
had and the afternoon passed all too
swift.
Chas. Van Gorder returned this morn
ing from his winter stay in Florida He
with Mrs Van Gorder went to Chicago
last week where they visited their
daughter, Mrs. w. D. Kirk. Mr.. Van
Gorder became anxious to get back to
Audubon so he came on today leaving
his wife to make more prolonged visit
at the Kirk home.
The ruins of the old Booster Cafe are
being cleared away this week. Mr.
Keith, the owner of the lot is making
plans to build on the old site. The
tearing down of the old building re-