Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15

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Good competent girl wanted at Parl
Hotel. Steady employment. 16tf
r. j. Creveling has returned from /
| visit with relative in Boone.
Carl Jensen, went to Sioux City
Tuesday, to visit his brother, Pete
Jensen.
Sensible goods for sensible people
Buy where rs cents gets dollars wortl
of goods. POT
Richard Hansen went to Kimballton
Tuesday, to visit his daughter, Mrs
VIM. Larsen.
| A single fact outweighs Thousand
claims. 25 per cent discount on Go
Carts at Hoover's. 20I
1t is a wise owl that looks after itseli
and little ones. Everything 25 per cent
discount at Hoover's. 20I
August Schallow was up from Allan
tic over Sunday calling on former
friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. I. p. Berringer, went to Iowa
Falls. Tuesday, to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Farris.
Prices will never satisfy untilquality
has set the mind at ease. 25 per cent
discount on Refrigerators at Hoover's.
Reuben Mertz, who has been spend
ing the winter here with relatives. re-
turned to his home in Sioux City, Mon
day.
Estrayed- From my place in Greeley
township red SOW with dark spots
Finder notify Aug. Jensen. Phone
1891 81.
What we say is true, what we do II
legitimate. what we promise we fulfil
25 per cent discount on Wall paper al
Hoover's. 20I
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Byrum, returned
to their home in Des Moines, Friday
after q short visit with her sister, Mrs
John Davis.
John Stapleton and Miss Olliyent
Houbbold, of Marengo are in the city
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Welly Hudler.
| Miss Minnie Rieff. who has been Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Peter Tielen Of
near Brayton, returned to her home al
Carroll, Tuesday.
Ralph Harris who came here to oper
ate the soda fountain at the Boosters
Cafe, has left the city and returned to
his home in Atlantic.
If You wish Upholstering done, q
furniture of any kind repaired and
made good as new. at low living
prices, take it to Ed. B. Cousins, Al
Home. l98
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. 100
ID. w. Smart, J. J. Curry and Fred
Andrew, of Atlantic. passed through
Monday, ON their way to Ft. Dodge L
attend the A. o. U. w. convention
held at that place.
E. E. Jenkins, q former agent at the
Northwestern in this city, but now o.
Sioux City, was in Audubon Sunda,
visiting old time friends. His brother
Will of Carroll, accompanied him.
Wesley Donaldson, who has beer
visiting his brother. DR.. ]. X. Donaldson
went to Dunlap, Tuesday, to spend
few days with his brother. Bert, and
to look after some matters of business.
L. F. wier was holding down the keys
at the Northwestern in the absence Of
j. A. Humiston who was in Minneapolis
for week or ten days taking treatment
and having alterations made on his
artificial limb. Mr.. Humiston returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Fuller went to Omaha
Sunday to visit her son. Mr.. Fuller
who has been employed at the F. w
Smith drug store, has resigned his pc
sition and will move back to Omaha
They have many friends here who re
greet to hear of their decision to leave
Audubon.
j. l.. Bartlett one of our former citizens
but the past two years of Coon Rapids
passed through on his way to Extra
Monday. Mr.. Bartlett has just sold his
Coon Rapids farm, at a good profit, Civ
ing immediate possession, crops and all
He expects now to take his long earned
vacation and spend the rest of this yeal
travelling and Sightseeing.
DR.. A. L. Brooks and DIR. and Mrs
Childs returned from Des Noines Sat
urday where they attended the STATE
Medical Association. Both doctor,
were about laid up all of the time they
were in Des Moines and had to mis-
some Of the sessions they had hoped Il
attend. On Sunday Dr. Childs wa
very sick, but is now greatly improved
John Davis dug up dandelion plan
Tuesday that had 40 buds besides 81
more coming from large cone in thu
center Of the plant. All of this wa
grown from one root. Who says vege
tation is not productive in Iowag VIM
Owen has been fighting the yellow
peril in his lawn all spring. Tuesda,
morning we met him and he sait
he had them about under control, bu
before noon his lawn appeared about q
badly spotted with the dandelion as i
had been any time this spring. Oh it
great to live in climate where every
thing will grow.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bilharz have re
turned to Audubon for the summe
visit after an extended visit in Cali
fornia and the south. Both are look
ing well and have apparently enjoye
their trip. They had planned to visi
the Panama canal but when the