Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-02-08


c. L. Tramp was business caller to
Manning yesterday.
For Piano polish call on Audubon
Music Company, South Park Place. CT.
Geo. N. Weighton returned last even
ing from Atlantic where he was on
business.
The High School teachers held a
party at the Geo, Kellogg home Tues
day night.
For piano tuning see J. w. Landrum.
Write the Audubon Music Co. South |
Park Place. 81.
Mrs.EE. S. VanGorder entertained a
number of friends at her home last Sat
urday evening.
G. B. Anderson of Atlantic transacted
business in Audubon Tuesday, going
up to Manning yesterday.
Chris Nelson and wife returned home
to Brayton last evening, after visit here
with Mrs. Mary Hansen.
Mrs J. A. Nash entertains this morn
ing at 10 o'clock luncheon in honor
of Mrs MacVicar, of Des Moines.
Call and see us in our new location,
in the Ruhs Hardware store, South
Park Place Ct.
Nels Nelson resigned his position as
section foreman with the Northwestern
Ry. this week. f. Shaw has taken his
place.
Mrs. Walter Hollingsworth and child
rem went to Redfield Friday to join her
husband, who is working at his trade,
that of a baker.
Jas. Law shelled 22O0 BUSHES of corn
for j. A. Nash this week with his large
traction engine, using less than dol
lars worth of fuel.
Alex Ferguson went to Manning yes
terday to visit with S. Hunter and fam
lily and to see the little baby that was
not expected to live.
Mrs. Fannie L. Andrews, of Oklaho-
ma, who has been visiting here with
her mother, Mrs. Eliza Mushrush, went
to Lake City yesterday.
FOR SALE-Two fine Z room resi-
dences. Finest lacation in the city.
See Drake the Insurance man for terms
or phone 2O7 White. 2-tf.
Bring your eggs and butter to the j.
M. Renftle Cash Bargain Store and get
the highest market prices. Remember
that our grocery stock is complete. GO.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy, following very
pleasant visit of several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Jump and fam
lily in Carroll, returned home this week.
Peter Thielen returned home yester-
day from Carroll where he went to
visit with his parents. His sister, Mrs.
Pape accompanied him home for short
visit.
The Columbian Club will hold their.
Cafeteria in the basement of the M. E.
4 church next Monday night. Plentysof
good things to eat at the different
booths.
Chas. Colee left last evening for At
lantic to assume his new duties as trav-
cling salesman for the Auto Blowout
Protector Co, of Chicago. His territory
includes all of the state of Iowa.
Mrs. Chart johnson came up from
Stuart Tuesday to visit with her par
ents. She will remain until after the
marriage of her sister Miss Lizzie Rud-
dy to Ora Davis next Wednesday.
Now is the time to have your harness
repaired and oiled. Do not wait until
the spring rush. $l.O0 per set. A cash
discount of 20 per cent on blankets and
robes. d. E. SOAR. 3-tf.
Jack McCort, who was in Clinton this
week on the State of Iowa VS.. the U.
S. Express Co., case, returned home yes
terday. He says the Express Co., won
because of the indictment being drawn
up wrong.
One of the large plate glass windows
in the J. c. Boyer store was cracked
yesterday, caused by the settling of the
building or the strong flavor of the fine
oranges that Jim has displayed in
!, the window.
Andy Andersen and brother will farm
300 acres of the J. A. Nash place near
, the edge of town this year. c. N. Carl
son and family will move on the place
J and Mrs. G. will keep house for the An
dersen brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Campbell de-
parted last evening ON their honeymoon
trip and will visit for two weeks at
Winnemac, Ind, with his uncle An
drew Messersmith and family and with
his grandfather, Ephriam Messersmith.
Chas Rubel, who wrestled in the pre-.
liminaries in Atlantic last week, threw
his opponent in two falls of four min
utes each. He will go on with VIM.
finland of Manila in the main feature