Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-02-29

Rooms to rent. Apply to Mrs. B.
Cunningham. 7-tf.
Carl Hansen was a passenger to
Atlantic Tuesday.
A few Pure Rhode Island Reds for
sale. Mrs. Chas. L. Tramp. Aft.
Good work horse for sale cheap. See
Ed. Rachel or Phone White 161, 81.
A good seven room house for sale or
rent. Inquire of Nash & Phelps. 6,tf.
Miss Goldie Cozine left Tuesday for
Des Moines to re.enter Highland Park
College.
Andrew Nelson of Denmark arrived
here Tuesday and will make Audubon
his home.
Mrs. r. F. Childs on Monday after.
noon received several Of her friends at
a social tea.
Will Kesse mail carrier on Route
was the only carrier able to make his
rounds Monday.
For sale, Sandwich hay press near
ly new, at bargain. Enquire of c. s.
AIRY or Fred Jones. led.
John Leach, who was here on business
for several days departed for his home
in Minnesota. Monday.
Mrs. Walter Jensen, of Dedham, who
visited here with Jasper Jensen and
family, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. j. III. Tremaine of the Park
Hotel entertained few friends Satur-
day afternoon at Progressive 500.
.. The Misses Marie Wolff and Ella b.
MaGuire teachers gave a fine program
at the High School Tuesday night. aj'
Early Swedish select seed oats for
sale. Writeor Phone, H. Griffith
Samples of oats at Rienemunds. St.
/ The Domestic Science Club will meet
with Mrs. Will Wilson Saturday Mar.
End, at 2:30pm. Subject, Sanitation. .
Mr.. J. Johnson of Sioux City returned
home Monday following a visit here
with friends and attending to business.
Nels Nelson and wife, who spent
their honeymoon at vermilion, S. D.,
arrived home Tuesday evening. Nels
has settled down to business now and
customers will receive their milk sup
ply regular from now on.
FOR SALE:-By Chris A. Jorgensen,
owner. in Sharon township, 3miles west
of Kimballton, Iowa, one registered
black Percheron stallion. years old,
weight 1900. All sound and in fine
condition. Good pedigree furnished. Sc
c. A. and G.. F. Zelmar were here
from Atlantic yesterday making the
transfer of their 100 acres of land east of
Audubon to Henry Friedrichsen, Barney
Mieslahen and Harvey Williamson.
The consideration was $22, 400 or $40
per acre.
E. NJ. F. and New 3-Speed Flanders
20, built by the Studebaker people. No
better built, has given satisfaction to
purchasers. Will bear investigation in
every detail Also the Cole 40 high
class car, electric light, compressed gas
starter, no cranking. CHAs. ELLIOTT.
Bert Dollahide went down to At
lantic yesterday morning to meet Mr..
Joseph Graves upon his return from
Des Moines where he has been in the
Methodist Hospital for some time. We
are pleaed to note his complete recovery
which will be pleasant news to his
many friends.
FOR SALE-Have four town proper
ties and acreage property with two good
houses and new barn, outbuildings first
class. City Laundry at a bargain and
will furnish tenant for same if purchaser
doesn't wish to run it. This is good
investment. See me for good home
before rent leases are signed. | have
l6O in South Oak, to sell or trade. 1-tf.
H. j. Savage.
Geo. McNary received telegram
yesterday summoning him to the bed
side of his aged mother. at Longcaster
Mo-, The lady who is IS years of age
fell about week ago, breaking a leg
and now her condition is critical Mr.
McNary and wife departed for Missouri
last evening. Perry McNary another
son will leave for the bedside of hi,
mother today,