Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-07-25

Auto tires and tubes all sizes at the
new Garage. 24tf
Mrs. John Kerwin returned from
Avoca Friday.
Nels C. Sorensen was a Manning Wis
itOr Thursday.
Theo. Mantz returned home Friday
from business visit in Des Moines.
L. s Bridenstine departed for Sioux
Falls, ). D., saturday to visit with his
son John.
OrNille Law departed Saturday for
Summit, 5. D., TO help his brother dur
ing harvest.
Jess Richards and wife who spent
Week in Omaha with relatives, returned
home Saturday.
Roland Kilborn departed Monday for
a few months visit at his boyhood home
IN Bedding, Mich.
NJ H. Werner of Carroll was an over
Sunday visitor i'll Audubon with Geo.
Brady and family.
w Cozad and wife returned to their
home in Carroll Saturday after visit
here with friends.
Arch Higgins, who was here to plas-
ter the Tom Stafford house, went home
to Stuart Saturday.
Nern Irwin returned to his home at
CastIna Monday, after a visit in Extra
and Audubon with friends.
have some good deals in so, 1870
100 94O. and 800 acre tracts, can give
good terms. j. B. J. Lohner, Extra
iowa. 29-tf.
The old Commercial Bank building
occupied by A c. Harmon looks trim
and neat in its new coat of red ana
gray paint
Frank CALDWELL following a pleasant
visit i'll Audubon with his brother Alex
Caldwell and wife departed Saturday
for Morris, ILL.,
Jonas Mantz, of West Bend, who visit
ed in Audubon with his son. s. l.. ana
and family went to Spirit Lake Friday
10 visit relatives.
Miss Lula Sheets arrived home Friday
from Laurel, Neb where she visited rel
Atives. She was quite i'll for several
weeks While away.
Mrs II. kile was called to Guthrie
Center Saturday on account of the i'll
hess OF her daughter, Mrs. K. Lennon.
She will remain month.
r Z. Walker and wife following q
| pleasant visit in Audubon with the lat
rers sister, Mrs. w. B. Davis and fam
| lily, returned to their home at Miles
Friday. -
NJ. J. Wagey resigned his position
with the CpdIke Grain Co. Friday and
| departed for his home at Crete, Neb.
Saturday. His place has been taken by
Dave Hart OF Carroll, who will act a.
manager.
Mike Foley returned home Saturday
! from Morris, H., where he went TO at
tend the funeral of his wife mother
| Mrs. Mary Carolan His son Phil of Chi
/ cago accompanied him home for a few
/ days visit.
Agents:-We have enlarged our fac
tory and want a few more agents il
Iowa and adjacent states to represent
Us. We have a rich thing for the agent
that works. Write, The Agents Man,
Lakview, Mich. 29&.
Harley Stafford went to Carroll Fr!
day where he will work in the baggage
department of the c. d y. w. Ry. Co.
Harley is q husky built young chap anu
and the right man in the right place
We look for him to make good in rail-.
road circles.
Take Notice:-When your insurance
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write it for just one-halt you are pay
ing for it now. Remember this is on
town dwellings and contents only
+. H. Jacobsen. Office over Smith :
Drug Store. 2S-tt.
H. NJ. Boorman, F. II. Townsend and
J. II. Marshall with their wives and the
Misses Parsons and Clarke and Earl
Townsend came to Audubon Friday by
auto from Atlantic on their way to lake
OkOboJi. They were stalled in Audi.
bon by the heavy rain and returned
home on the evening train.
The little son of J. D. Marlowe. OF
Lone Rock who was kidnapped several
weeks ago and for whose reward 50, OOC
were offered, was found last week al
LenoX. 1t is said he was with a party
of Cherokee Indians. This is the boy
who was looked for in Audubon a while
back when it was thought he was with
horsetrading outfit.
Mrs. Ed. Van Gorder and son Charles
went to Des Moines Saturday to join
her husband and son Edwin and visit
with relatives. Ed Van GOrder anG
son Edwin went to Des Moines Satur.
day morning where Ed. undergoes an
operation for appendicitis. Word re
cieved here Monday states that he un
derwent the operation successfully that
morning.
We have tirst-class farms for sale
close to town. on the main line of the
Burlington r. r., on a good road, gooG
Improvements, good fences and goOC
water. Some of these farms produced
crops last year that averaged $1,000 tC
the acre, some of the farm houses are
strictly modern. Prices ranging from
$50 90 to $4,000 per acre. For full par
ticulars call or write, G. L. Seibel
Cashier of First Bank of Thayer
Thayer Iowa. 29F
That some young people will deliber
ately falsify to get the laugh on report
ers was shown in the weeks before last
issue. A young man, employed as 8
farm hand by his brother just east OF
Hamlin, when asked where he wa,
going said tO the Takas for an ont