Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-02-27
NO. g.
A. M. Terry went to Milford Tuesday!

Special sale Saturday on Hansen's
fine Chocolate cakes. 81 -
For good harness at reasonable prices
go to Martin Larson. Off.
Oscar Jensen and John Madsen were
passengers to Manning Tuesday.
Post Cards $1.O0 per dozen during the
month of March only, at Masons. o.
Next week you can buy any hat in
my store for $l.0o. Mrs G. e. Long,.
M. T. Foley went to Manning Tues
day to attend the Joe Wilson Horse
Sale.
Miss Stella Jensen was passenger to
Tyler, Mimi, Wednesday to visit Hans
p. Christensen.
Geo. Northup who has been visiting
his brother, Edward, at Villisca return
ed home Saturday.
John Renftle went to Carroll Wed.
nesday for short visit with his sister,
Mrs. Geo. Pfiester.
Jacob Marcusen returned from Man.
ming Wednesday where he had been on
a short business trip.
Flexible Horse Collars will fit your
horses better than the old styles. Martin
Larson handles them. Off.
Andrew Jorgensen went to Manning
Tuesday to visit several days with his
uncle, Chris Johnson.
Harold Mccall, who visited friends
here several days returned Tuesday 10
his home near Guthrie Center.
P. c. Jensen who was here attending
the Jensen-Schmidt wedding returned
his home at Blair, Nebr., Wednesday.
Special train; Special rates; Special
bargains; on the Rio Grand Valley trip
for March 4th. See Geo. E. Kellogg. 90
Mrs. s. w. Hemstreet who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Stocking de-
parted Wednesday for her future home
at Ames
J. B. Northup of Denver, Colo, who
has been visiting several weeks with
his brothers at this place departed We'd
nesday for Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Anna Christensen and sons,
Lawrence and Emil, departed for Tyler,
Mimi, Wednesday to visit at the home
of Hans P. Christensen of that place.
have just returned from market
where purchased the very latest styles
of millinery. 1t will be to your inter
est to see me before you buy. Mrs.
Zelona Kline. OF
G. Bartlett and daughter, Mrs. Chris
Betz, of Grimes, Iowa, arrived Tuesday
to visit with the formers daughter-in-
law, Mrs. c. H. Stocking. and grand
son, Arthur Bartlett and wife.
For Sale:-Almost new cook stove,
good hard coal burner, couch, rocker, IL
chairs, bedsteads, set bed springs,
mattress, stand, dresser, commodes and
washing machine. Inquire at Republi-
can Office. 81
Mrs. w. A. Simcox and daughter ar
rived from Garner, Tuesday to make
Audubon their future home. Mr.. Sim
cox is now in Garner packing the
household goods to be shipped at once.
Mr.. Simcox and family will occupy
the Cole property near the Advent
church. +-,sss s
The friends in Audubon county of
Geo. p. Bellows, the widely known live
stock auctioneer of Marysville, Mo-,
will be greived to learn that hesswas
killed few days ago in an automobile
accident. Last year he cried the big
live stock sale for r. p. Clark at
Brayton.
Cecil Crees gave farewell party to
his friends Tuesday night. All seemed
to enjoy themselves playing games.
After luncheon there was contest in
which Tom Musson won first prize and
Axel Christensen second. Then all re-
turned to their homes hoping to meet
again soon.
The Royal Neighbors were entertain
ed Monday evening by Franc and Ruth
Anderson at their home in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. M. H. Titterington and Mrs.
Nora Mutt. A good social visit was in
dulged in, after which refreshments
were served. The guests departed at
late hour pronouncing the evening one
of special delight to all. a..
George j. Parkinson, of Adair was in
the city Tuesday, having been drawn
as one of the jurors for the February
term of the Audubon County District
Court. Mr.. Parkinson paid the Repub-
lican Office pleasant visit and left us
dollar to advance his subscription a
year ahead. On account of business
matters demanding his attention at
home he was excused from jury service
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