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

visit here with relatives, returned to
his home in Atlantic, Monday.
You can get transplanted evergreens
s. to s. per 100 of w. NJ. Bomberger,
Harlan, la. Why pay more? 40.
For sale:-Three spans of good heavy
work mules. Apply to Ward & Weigh
ton. 12.tf.
Mrs A. Cor, who visited in Extra
with her sou, Geo. and in Audubon
with friends, returned to her home in
Lohrville yesterday,
Mrs Ed F. Bilharz and SON Emil re-
turned home Monday evening from
Indianola where they were for several
days visiting relatives.
P. c. Bransen and family, following
a pleasant visit here with her parents,
Jasper Jensen and wife returned to their
home in Wiota Monday.
The Audubon High School opened
Monday morning after weeks
Easter vacation, with all of the teachers
in their respective places.
The brick plant began work this week
with short force and as soon as things
are in shape they will start up with
their regular seasons work.
Mrs. VIM. Rachel of Canton Ohio,
arrived in Audubon Tuesday evening to
visit with her husbands people, the
E. and Rob Rabel families.
Miss Doliie Coyne taught the Hamlin
school Monday and Tuesday of this
week, during the absence of the regular
teacher, Miss Mayme Michel
A. E Wadsworth returned to his
home in Grinnell Saturday following a
pleasant visit here with his wife's par
ents, w. Burnside and wife.
Wright's way is the only modern, in
telligent way of smoking meat. A 75c
bottle smokes Darrell of meat. Frick
Drug Co. Isl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Fulton, living
eight miles east of Audubon in Melville
township, became the proud parents of
bouncing baby boy Easter Sunday.
The Rev Father Alfred of Chicago,
who conducted the Holy Week services
at St Patrick's church In Audubon de-
p .rted for his home Monday evening
A. Settlemire and wife went to
G lthrie Center, Monday, to visit with
friends. They were accompanied by
Mrs. John Welch and little daughter
Indian Runner duck eggs ,5c per
setting of Is eggs Single Comb Rhode
Island Red eggs 25c per dozen. Phone
Mrs. Frank. A. Taylor, 35 A121. 15-tf
Att C. S. White leaves this noon for
Chicago to take dispositions in connec.
ton with some railway cases that are
to he tried in Audubon court at the
May term.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks returned home yes
,rday from Rochester where he went on
professional business Mrs Brooks who
was in Council Bluffs to see DR.. Jackson
accompanied him home.
Miss Agnes Ball of Des Moines, fol.
lowing weeks visit here with the Chris
Sorensen family, departed Monday for
Los Angeles, Cal, to make her home
with her brother, Saml Ball
Miss Marie Olsen left for Omaha
Monday noon where she will enter a
ladies' tailoring and dressmakiug es-
adjustment and finish her course in
which she is already proficient.
Fresh Fish:-Hallibut direct from
Seattle, Channel cat, Ellis, Founders
and Smoked Columbia river salmon.
Also fresh Baltimore oysters in bulk
at the Weighton Meat Market. 13-tf
j. w. Nelson, the real estate agent
of Fiscus, with head quarters at Audi
bon purchased Friday the Fred A..
Bladt eighty acre farm north east of
kimballton for a consideration of
81, 800, or $4,000 per acre.
S. E. Van Osdel and wife became the
happy parents of pretty seven pound
baby girl which arrived at their home
in Manila Sunday March 81. Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Osdel formerly lived in Au-
dubon, Van owning half interest in the
Gem Theatre.
]. w. Keith of Wayland Henry
county, Iowa, who spent the winter
in Grand Junction, Colo, with his
daughter, Mrs. Alva Coe, came to Au-
dubon Saturday evening, accompanied
by the latter for a visit with his brother,
Uncle Jesse Keith and wife and other
relatives.
Wednesday night of last week Homer
Kaufman and Andrew Karstensen, liy-
ing about nine miles northwest of Au-
dubon became involved in a QUARREL
about some cattle, and the former re-
ceived broken nose and badly disfigur-
ed face at the hands of the latter, who
used hammer on him He came to
audubon and had his injuries attended
10 by Dr. A. l.. Brooks. At the pre-
liminary hearing the assailant was held