Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22

Good competent girl wanted at Park
Hotel. Steady employment. 16tf
Carl G. Nelson departed on little
business trip to Anita, Tuesday.
Jens P. Jensen, accompanied car.
load of cattle to Omaha, Monday.
A good second hand Ice King re-
frigerator for sale. Enquire of A. G.
Harmon.
Sensible goods for sensible people.
Buy where rs cents gets dollars worth
of goods. 2OI
Digging for dollars is what everybody
is doing Save 25 per cent on your rugs
at Hoover's. POI
Mrs. J. C. Swezey went to Atlantic
Saturday to spend the day with old
time friends
Dave Settlemire, went to Forest
City, Monday, where he has position
awaiting him.
Miss Marguerite Foley, went to At
lantic, Saturday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. p. A. Casey.
A single fact outweighs thousand
claims. 25 per cent discount on Go
Carts at Hoover's. 20I
HI. Mantz returned Saturday from
attending the grand lodge of the A. O.,
U. w. at TT. Dodge.
It is q wise owl that looks after itself
and little ones. Everything 25 per cent
discount at Hoover's. POI
B. L. Darnald returned the latter
part of the week from few days visit
with relatives at Villisca.
Clyde Keith spent Sunday with
friends in Atlantic, returning Monday
morning in time for work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Evans who spent
Sunday in the city with relatives. re-
to Atlantic Monday morning.
Mrs. L. Heuermau, went to Manning
Monday to visit few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Wright.
Mrs. Alice Burkey departed Friday
for a two weeks sojourn at Ankey with
Mrs Backman, an old time friend.
Prices will never satisfy until quality
has set the mind at ease. 25 per cent
discount ON Refrigerators at Hoover's.
Mrs. ]. G.. Mullin, who has been Wis
iting her grandfather, Joe Woodland,
returned to her home at Carroll, Tues
day.
Mrs. H. G. Peters, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. J. II. Holen-
beck, returned to her home at Manning,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Aug Burr have been at
Adair the past few days having been
called there by the serious illness OF a
relative.
Miss Mildred Neff, who teaches
school in Audubon county, went to At
lantic Saturday to spend over Sunday
with relatives.
Soren Nielsen. arrived from Den
mark, Saturday, and will make his
home for the present with his uncle
Chris Andersen.
Theo Henriksen and wife, who have
been in California, arrived in the city
Sunday for a visit at the parental,
Chris Henriksen home.
County Supt., Miss Ella M. Stearns,
went to Des Moines, Monday, to at
tend the convention of the county sup
erintendents of the state of Iowa.
Anders Hansen, who is student at
Blair college. Blair, Nebr., returned to
resume his studies after two weeks
visit here with H. p. Rasmussen.
Ella Northup has received notice
that she has been appointed one of the
ushers at the Dept. Convention of w.
r. G. at Des Moines, the week OF June
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Hansen, of Lin
the home of her sister. Mrs. Nels M.
Nielsen. returned to their home Satur-
day.
| Knud Hansen went to Anita Satur-
day for few days visit with friends
while he is compelled to take lay off
from his daily duties at the F. A. Buth-
veg clothing store.
j. M. McKarahan and wife who were
here on a short visit enroute home
| from California, continued their jour
ney Friday. going direct from here to
their home in Grinnell.
John Stapleton and Miss Ollivene
Houbbold, who were in the city guests
at the home of the lady's sister, Mrs.
w. Hudler, departed Saturday for
their home in Marengo.
Geo. Oelke returned Friday from a
few days visit at Omaha. He was de-
/ an. n los IS kka -,
storm that kept the Rock Island from
coming in on schedule time.
John Wagner returned Sunday from
a few days business visit at Omaha.
Mr.. Wagner is contemplating making
some improvements at his home this
summer, and we understand these i'm
provements will be quite extensive.
Mrs. Marinus Larsen, invited large
crowd of Danish young people out to
her home, seven miles southeast of town
Sunday afternoon. About thirty Ave
were able to accept the invitation
They loaded themselves into carriages,
and drove out. A big rich supper and
other good things were in store for
them and il was getting we'll into the
small hours of the night before they
were able to break away from such
pleasant surroundings.
The officers of the Columbian Club
are: President, Mrs. Helen Van Gorder;
Vice Pres, Mrs. Myrtle Childs; Rec.
Sec, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson; Cor Sec,
Mrs. Mary Maharg; Treasurer, Miss
Mary Davis; Directors, Miss Ethel
Kuhn, Mesdames Emma Wilson, Elsie
Cowles and Laura Frazier. Chairmen
of Departments: Social, Mrs. Carolie
Rippey; Domestic Science, Mrs. Carrie
Wilson; Sociology, Mrs. Vivien Bilharz.
Election of officers for the ensuing year
will be held next Tuesday, May 9th at
the home of Mrs Edwin Van Gorder.
Everyone Is urged to be present.
Friends of Miss Helen Ward were
greatly concerned about her condition
last week when word reached the city
that she had severe attack of appendi-
citis. Miss Ward was attending college
at Rockford, ILL.,, and when physicians
advised her of her condition, she was
Immediately taken to Sioux City where
she was met by her mother. On account
of a nervous breakdown, Sioux City
physicians advised that surgical oper-
alton be deferred until q few weeks
later and it is possible that Miss Ward
/ mill oo ~ n hnon;tal aon,a&sy,.a naxt