Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22
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! LOCAL AND PERSONAL. i

machinery at F. H. Paulsen. 17tf.
Leave orders for flowers for Decora-
ton day, with A. H. Roberts. 20S
Low prices are loud takers. Come
in and be convinced at Hoover's. 20I
We are taking orders as usual for
flowers for Memorial Day. Frick Drug
Co. 20s
He that knows and knows what he
knows is wise, follow him. He trades
at Hoover's DOT
Arthur Farquhar was passenger to
Hancock yesterday to look after some
insurance business.
The almighty dollar rules the world.
Save the dollars by taking 25 per cent
discount at Hoovers. 20I
Irving johnson, went to Atlantic
Tuesday to spend few days with his
sister Mrs. Rem Phelps
Miss Ethel Asquith spent Sunday
with friends in Atlantic, returning
home Monday morning.
Emil Bilharz returned from Tilden,
Nebr., Tuesday where he spent several
days looking after land interests.
AL Bliven Of Manila, was in the city
over Sunday visiting an intimate friend,
and shaking hands with old friends.
Honest values stitched with truthful
words. 20 cents buys a dollars worth
of goods at Hoovers Furniture Store.
If you are in need of gravel or sand,
l have plenty for sale Phone 43Ag1
or see Hans p. Hansen, Douglas town
ship. 14tf
What we say is true, what we do Is
legitimate, what we promise we fulfil.
% per cent discount on Wall paper at
Hoover's. 20I
G. W. Marlin came up from Atlantic
Monday, to shake hands with his many
friends and to look after some matters
OF business.
There will be services every Sunday
$3.50 o'clock, Sunday school at 2:30. Rev.
Stroud, pastor.
We command attention by deserving
it. BY selling goods less than you can
buy elsewhere. q. w. Hoover the up
to-date furniture dealer. POT
If you want to purchase hat now is
the time while Mrs. q. K. Long is offer
ing a twenty per cent discount, This
offer is good for one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Currier, returned
Tuesday from Newton where they had
been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Drake and husband.
Miss Sussie Mussen. who went TO
Burlington to attend the p. 4. o. con-
vention as delegate from the Audi bon
chapter, returned home Sunday
Mrs Chas. Phillips, who has been
here on a fortnight's visit with her son,
Harry and family, returned to her
home in Guthrie Center yesterday.
William Mehle came up from Allan
tic, Monday, between trains, TO say
hello" to relatives and friends, and
look after some matters of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Rosenbeck, who
have been visiting at the home of his
brother John Rosenbeck,y returned to
their home at Blair, Nebr., Tuesday.
The M. e. people of Dedham win give
a literary program at the Viola M. E.
church Tuesday night May "a. Every
one come and you'll not be disappointed.
A. c. Ross went to Grinnell Monday
to spend the day with his neice, Miss
Gwendolin Carey, and to attend a
May day festival given by the college
students Monday afternoon.
If you wish Upholstering done, or
furniture of any kind repaired and
made good as new, at low living"
prices, take it to Ed. B. Cousins, At
Home. l99
| Mrs. Fannie Andrews and Mrs.
Catherine Sheets will do dress making
at their home at the Christian parsonage.
We solicit your patronage. All work
guaranteed. 19S
Mrs. Geo. Bicklehaupt, Mrs. c.. r.
Darland and Miss Marie Ohm, departed
Tuesday morning for Des MoiRes,
where they will spend few days Wis
iting friends.
j. 5. Dennis ispapering and otherwise
improving the interior of his Smoke
House" this week, giving it a cheerful
and inviting appearance; Ping Bros.
are doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. III, j. Savage and Mrs.
Mary Schalow, went to Adair Tuesday
morning TO attend the funeral of Mrs
Fred Schalow, whose obituary appears
in another column of this paper.
Miss Myrtle Tennekeit, one of our
successful Audubon county teachers,
has completed another years work and
went to Des Moines, Tuesday, to spend
, the summer there with her sisters.
Victor Lang returned Saturday from
Des Moines, where he has been attend
Capital City Commercial College. He
will spend the summer at home, return
ing next fall to complete his course.
Mrs. E. Reed and son Wesley, went
TO Carroll, Tuesday. to see her sister,
Mrs. Frances Brainard, who is at the
Carroll Hospital where she has success
fully undergone surgical operation.
G.. McManigal, who has been in
Audubon county doing bridge work for
the Standard Bridge Co., of Omaha.
went to that city Tuesday TO get orders
to commence work in some other To-
cality.
Mrs. John Buck, Mrs. r. b. Goold
and Matte Buck, who spent few
days in the city at the G.. HI. Buck
home, departed Monday for their home
at Morris, Ill. after five months alb
sence in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Cowles, arrived
home Monday. Mrs. Cowles returning
from Burlington where she had gone as
delegate to the p. e. o. convention,
while, Mr.. Cowles remained in Ottumwa
to visit his son Nelson.
Mrs. B. f. Childs, of Greenfield, ar
rived in the city the fore part of the
week to assist her daughter, Mrs. II. H.
Buck, during the illness OF her little
three year old girl, whom we are pleased
to state is on the road to recovery.
James Stronge, who arrived recently
from Belfast, Ireland and has been Wis
iting his uncle. James Law and other
relatives the past week, departed Tues.
day for Chicago with the intention of
locating there If he likes that city.
The Junior C. E.'softhe Presbyterian
church enjoyed supper on the church
lawn last Friday evening. The supper
WAS tha result of n contest in which