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


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For plowing gardens See Webster 14S
j. B. Ashby was business visitor in
Manning Friday.
Att. J. H. Ross went to Rockwell
City Monday on business.
j. III. Baker transacted business in
Montgomery the last of the week.
Mrs. Merel Ripply went to Carson,
Monday, to visit with her parents.
Flexible horse collars fit the shoulders.
Go to Martin Larson. 14tf.
If you want good bread go to Rem
files store 12e.
Mrs. Earl Maharg was in Omaha the
first of the week visiting with friends.
For flexible horse collars and sweat
guards go to Martin Larson lift.
j. q. Wright was a business caller in
Atlantic few days the last of the week.
Miss Carrie Christensen came up from
Atlantic Saturday to visit with friends.
Prof. F. W. Johansen came over from
Carson, Monday, to make a friendly
call.
Mrs F. NJ Herndon returned home
Saturday from visit with her sister in
Nebraska
Miss Lighthall, one of the high school
% ,ha go
afternoon.
Levi Kopp went to Des Moines Tues
day where he will enter hospital for
treatment.
Mrs. s. l.. Mantz went to Manning
Monday to visit her son, F. j. Mantz
and family.
For Sale-A good Studebaker wagon
very reasonable. Enquire of Bird
Gilber, Viola.
DR. Rosenbladt and wife became the
happy parents of cute little baby girl
Easter Sunday.
Jas Stevens, the jockey, who spent
few days here with Tad Evans went to
Atlantic Monday.
A FIVE room house for rent, possession
can be had after May lst. Enquire of
J. G. Fischer. 156.
Mrs Anna Rasmussen returned TO
her home in Marine Saturday after a
visit here with her daughter, Mrs. l..
G. Christotfersen and family
The thing to do is to buy one of those
Betsy" vacuum cleaners at A. c. Har
mons They work like carpet sweep
err. One person can run it. lift.
For Sale:-Best one half section stock
farm in Dickinson Ca. Ia, for the
money. Running water Fine I'm
provements, ETC. F. E. Griffith, Mil
ford, la.
A. F and John Ruddy, brothers, CT
Blackstone, Ills, returned to their home
Monday evening. They were here to
attend the funeral of their uncle, the
late Anthony Ruddy.
Mrs. w. H. O'Connell of Los Angeles,
Cal, arrived in Audubon Sunday after
noon to visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E j Freeman and to be with her
father, who has been in poor health all
of the winter.
Manitoba farm of $50 acres, number
one wheat land, two miles from station
and 100 miles from Winnipeg Virgin
prairie, price $50 per acre. For parti-
culars apply toS. Park, 219l Fort Street,
Winnipeg. 14tf.
Cooking. eating apples, crisp, juicy.
well wintered, sprayed, no worms, will
keep two months, So to So. rs per barrel.
81 so per blu. or box. Send to w. M,
Bumberger Fruit Farm, Harlan,
Iowa. lag.
JAS Law attached P. g. o. Mogul
five-gang drop pillow to his Rumely Oil
Pull engine Monday and ploughed some
of the ]. A. Nash land and some in his
own field. He claims he can plough Is
acres of ground in ten hours.
Here are some leaders in the automo-
bile line r. G. H., REQ, Oakland and
Velie. If you are on the market for a
car see me. Still have some good terri
tory to dispose of. NJ. N. Esbeck, Kim
ballton. 15-tf.
Grandma" Wood. who makes her
home with her son, D. w. Wood and
wife, celebrated her 87th birthday
Easter Sunday. Several people were
present and an elaborate dinner was
served in honor Of the occasion. Mrs.
Wood is as spry as any woman of so
or go years of age.
G. w. Marlin, who is employed in the
postoffice at Audubon. was in the city
Thursday of last week looking after
some matters and found time to make
this Office pleasant call. Mr.. Marlin
was here to inspect the working of the
postal savings bank at the local post
Office as Audubon is to have such a
bank and there were several matters he
desired to become familiar with. News
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