Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-03-21
Remember cat Sunrise, > Tues. night.

Tuesday to visit with Herman Nelson
and wife, the two ladies being sisters.
The thing to do is to buy one of those
Betsy vacuum cleaners at A. C. Har-
mons. They work like carpet sweep
er. 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.
c. l.. Hartman of Des Moines was in
Audubon Tuesday on business with the
John Weighton Lumber Co. He was
the guest of his friend, 8. B. Morrisey
while here.
Miss Harriet Bilharz departed for
Chicago Monday evening for visit Of
several days with friends. She will at
tend to some business matters also
while away.
Art Christensen of Greeley township
and Miss Viola Mitchell of Coon Rap
ids were married in Coon Rapids yes
terday and will live on the Bert Beers
firm in Greeley.
The sun and wind of the first of the
week made the snow in town disappear
rapidly, but sleighing is still in order
because of the heavy snow of Tuesday
night and Wednesday.
DR.. Fulton was called to the home of
Mrs. Frank Duvall yesterday, and when
he reached the Botna, he was compelled
to return to town, because of the high
water and heavy ice foes.
w. H. Hines, wife and daughter,
Miss Luln went to Atlantic Tuesday
where they expect to live in the future.
Mr.. III. will return the last of the week
to sell some surplus goods
Harry Miner, of South Omaha, who
has not been in Audubon for almost
fourteen years, was in town couple Of
days the fore part of the week shaking
hands with his old friends.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. J. A. Ora
han will entertain the Kindergarten
class of the public school at her home
from three to five in honor of her little
son Melville's sixth birthday.
Miss Eva Luse, following weeks
very pleasant visit here with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Luse, returned
Tuesday to her duties as teacher in the
State Teachers College at Cedar Falls
Miss Kate Richards. of Algona, who
was here for week on business and to
visit with Col. r. N. Carper, returned
to her home Tuesday. She was the
guest of the VIM. Rucker family while
in the city. "1
Il. NJ, Elliott and wife of Colome, s.
d., who have been in the city the past
few days visiting his brothers, left
Tuesday evening for their home They
had been to Creston to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Elliott's mother. J.
G.. H. Buck arrived home Saturday
evening after having been delayed at
Atlantic two days. He came homein a
sleigh, driving all the way from Allan
tic and arrived home three hours before
the Rock Island reached Audubon.
= Mr.. j. A. Nash received letter the
last of the week from. his wife, who is
at Monrovia, Cal, with their daughter.
Miss Gretchen, stating that the latter
is improving rapidly and her lungs are
healing nicely. Mr., Nash says the news
is encouraging and feels highly elated.
Tuesday morning several parties went
to the Northwestern train with bags of
rice with which to shower one of Au.
dubon's oldest citizens. thinking he had
become. or was to become benedict.
He fooled them however, as he saw his
lady friend on the train and returned
to town.
A. c. Harmon who had rib broken
while fighting the FIRE Saturday night
is improving. The smoke and heat
drove number of the firemen back and
in going backward in the darkness, Mr..
Harmon fell into the coal shute leading
into the cellar at the rear of D. f.
Scars building.
A divorces case which is attracting
much attention in this section is that
brought by Jens Clemmensen, a we'll
known merchant Of Elk Horn, in which
he asks for divorce on the grounds of
ungovernable temper The wife has
filed cross petition and answer and
alleges that Clemmensen beat her and
abused her. Sheis now at Cedar Rap
ids. The, case promises to be hard
fought.
Yesterday was the first day of spring,
and Oh; such beginning. When the
people woke up yesterday morning and
saw the ground covered with snow and
more falling, they thought the seasons
were changing, which proved so in this
case. The three DAVIS preyious were