Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-01

See Roberts, line of new wall paper
before buying. 17s
Auto livery. day and night, at the
Schouboe garage. left
See johnson Grain Company for seed
barley. Phone SO. 100
Six room house for rent, enquire at
A. G. Harmon. III
Mrs. John Renftle, went to Poca-
hontas, Wednesday, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Brainard.
Tornado policy written while you
wait. Best companies, Lowest rates.
14t Geo. E. Kellogg
Mrs. Albert Bensley, and children,
arrived from Cherokee, Wednesday. to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Bartlett
F. A. Nicklason, returned yesterday
morning, from New Hampton, la. In
the evening he shipped out car load
of horses to Chicago,
Following two weeks visit with her
cousin, Mrs. Fred Jones, Miss Myrtle
Viewer, returned to her home in Scran-
ton, Iowa, Wednesday.
Mrs. A. ]. Shipe, four miles south
west of town, has been in a critical
condition the past few days, but today
she is somewhat improved.
We are pleased to learn that G. w.
Marlin has good position with the
Advertiser-Gazette at Creston, serving
them in the capacity of subscription
solicitor.
The last regular meeting of the
Domestic Science Dept. of the Colum-
bian Club for this year will be held
Wednesday, May 7th at 2:SO at the home
of Mrs. Will Wilson. There will be
election of officers. Plans will be made
for the picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bilharz who have
been touring the south and west, are
expected to arrive in Audubon the fore
part of next week. They are now in
Chicago visiting relatives and after a
short stop at Iowa City will be back in
Audubon for the summer.
Mrs. Myrtle Graves, who lives seven
miles northeast of town, has been quite
sick the past week from the effects of
nose bleed, which was difficult to check.
However, last reports are more favor
able and with the exception of her
weakened condition, she is now get
ting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Watts returned
home Tuesday evening from their
months sojourn in the west They
reached Atlantic too late to come home
on the branch, so engaged an auto to
bring them here. They were greatly
delighted with their trip, but are glad
to get back to Iowa where dollars grow
in place of flowers.
Another game of base ball was play
ed, Tuesday afternoon, Audubon High
School VS. Audubon's End town team.
Because of previous practice which en-
abled them to do better team work, the
High School somewhat outclassed the
second team. The final score was 6 to
Is favor of High School. Batteries III.
s. Law, Niklason and Cole. and town
team Roberts, Merits and Stafford.
s. s. Wilson has purchased new
Apperson Jack Rabbit automobile
equipped with electric lights and elect
rio starter, through the local repre-
sentative, E. M. johnson. The two
gentlemen went to Omaha ON Sunday
and returned Monday with the car
1t is one of the finest cars in town and
Mr.. Wilson is already able to handle
the machine to good advantage.
The Audubon Base Ball nine opened
the season last Sunday on the local
grounds when they played the crack
team from Elk Horn. A large bunch
of enthusiastic fans was present The
score stood 2 to in favor of Audubon
at the close Of the ninth inning. Very
few errors were made on either SIDE
The Republican regrets that the games
cannot be played on week days instead
of on Sunday. If the Commercial Club
could give the boys a boost, perhaps the
nine could make other arrangements.
Then everybody could root for the
home team.