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

OF good harness anu IeAlDle collars
go to Martin Larson. IA If.
Wrights Condensed Smoke 10 cents
per bottle. Frick Drug Co. 14.tf
Get shade, ornamental trees, shrabs,
peonies of W. NJ. BON berger, Harlan,
Iowa 10.
Tramp Bros. shipped car load each
of brick and building blocks TO Lewis
Tuesday.
Write for your apple, plum, cherr
fruit trees to w. NJ. Bomberger, Har
Ian, Iowa. 14c.
The teachers and pupils of the High
School are enjoying their Easter vacs-
ton this week.
Lift Collins of Atlantic transacted
business in Audubon Monday and visit
ed with friends.
c. Schneider came to Audubon, Tues
day from Dedham to visit with VIM.
Clark and family.
Yves jay who has been confined to
his home the past ten days is reported
much better today.
Your choice in six kinds of sweat
guards and four kinds OF flexible col
lars at Martin Larsons III.
Mrs. Harp Wilson went to Des
Moines yesterday to visit with her sis
ter, Mrs j. G.. Barclay.
Frank McFadden returned home.
Tuesday from near Marengo VIII re he
was to look at some farm land
Esther Fulton went to Atlantic Tues
day noon to visit until Sunday with her
grandparents, j. w. Fulton and wife
S. P. Jacobson, formerly baker in
Audubon came down from Denison
Monday on business and to visit with
friends.
John A. Nash went to Davenport
Monday evening TO look after some bust
ness matters. He returned home yes
terday.
The Misses Mary and Lillian Foley
went 10 Atlantic Tuesday on business
and to visit with their cousin, Miss
Nellie Foley.
Mrs. S. A. McHargue and three
youngest children departed Monday for
Canada to join her husband and make
that place their future home.
Att j. NJ, Graham and Henry Camp
bell the latter of Guthrie Center went
to Marion, Ia, Monday noon on bust
ness in connection with a land deal.
Walk Crees, wife and two Youngest
children went to Lake View Tuesday
to visit with relatives. They will also
visit in Ida Grove with relatives before
returning.
Mrs. Mike Larsen, following a fort
nights visit with her sister, Mrs. An
drew jacobsen in the country, departed
Monday evening for her home in Gar
diner, Illinois. III
Miss Lucy Lieb returned home Mon
day from Council Bluffs where she
went to care for DR.. Jackson, who was
dangerously sick. She reports the doc
tor much improved
Miss Harriet Downs and daughter-in-
Inv, Mrs. Waite Downs of Lanark, H.,
arrived in Audubon Monday TO visit
with the formers brother in law, L. D.
Phelps and daughters.
Manitoba farm of 800 acres, number
one wheat land two miles from station
and 100 miles from Winnipeg. Virgin
prairie, price $50 per acre. For part:-
culars apply toS Park, 279s Fort Street,
Winnipeg. 14tf.
Miss Cora woodward, who formerly
worked here on the Advocate, returned
to her home in Manila Monday even.
ing, following pleasant visit here with
friends, many of whom she made while
working here.
Miss n. Stephens the trained nurse Of
| Council Bluffs, who has been here car
ing for Mrs. Harvey Maharg, returned
to her home Tuesday. Mrs. Maharg is
very much improved, but still weak
from the effects of her long sick spell.
T. j. Stafford is tearing down the
rear of his home, recently purchased of
G. A. Kraft and will move the front
part onto one corner of the lot, when
he will grade mp the place and build a
two story modern house on the old site.
Rev o. Mehnert of the Ross Evange-
lical church has gone to Cedar Falls 10
attend the Iowa Conference of the
Evangelical Association which is in
session all of this week He will not
return to his charge until next Monday.
Chas S. Jennings is building a nice
coy home in West Audubon. We
understand that Slim" as he is
familiarly known is not building it to
rent or for speculative purposes, so one
may infer that he will occupy it, but
not by himself.