Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-06-19


Standard Fly Shy, $1.25 per gallon.
Prick Drug Co.
NJ T. Foley, returned from Omaha,
Saturday, where he had been on bust
ness
Miss Oral Dennis, went to Anamosa,
Monday, to visit her aunt. Mrs. Wit
more.
j. G Fisher and wife, went to Man
ming, Saturday, to visit their daugh ter,
Mrs. Frank Mantz.
Lost-Pair of automobile chains be-
tween Audubon and Templeton. Re-
turn to this Office. Psi
Harry Soar, who is here ON visit to
his father, d. L. Soar, went to Council
Bluffs the fore part of the week.
For Sale or Rent:-The Kile property
in south part of town. room house in
good condition. 24tf d. f. Freeman.
Miss Minnie Holly, returned Satur-
day, to her home in Manning, after a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. B. +.
Wiley.
Howard E. Kittell and wife, who
have spent the past two weeks with her
parents at Harlan, returned home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Geo. Martin, returned Monday !
to his home at Lake City, after a short |
visit with her cousin Harry PARROT
and family.
Mrs. Louis Hillyer and son, who have
been visiting her parants, Fred II. I
Horning and wife, returned to their
! home at Sioux Civ SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Rachel, re- !
turned home Saturday, after attending !
the Epworth League convention, at
Harlan, and a days ramble in Omaha.
Rev. J. H. Freedline and family, re-
turned from Harlan, Saturday, they )
had been attending the Epworth Leag
ne convention, and visiting with rela-
tives.
Peter and Frank Thielen, of Brayton, J
went to Carroll, Monday to attend the
wedd ng of their sister. Anna, who on
| Tuesday, was united in marriage to
| Geo. Wieland. {
A. f. Drake, returned from Des
Moines, Saturday, where he had been
attending the annual reunion of the G {
A. R., and also looking after some mat {
tiers of business. II
| About fifteen of our young people '
sought relief from the heat Sunday, in
! the shady hooks of Hamlin timber. A y
big picnic dinner and a general good \
time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. II. Hecker and daughter, Angus [
ia, accompanied by Miss Wolfe, went
to Milford, Saturday, where Miss d
Hecker will submit to surgical aper- {
alton at the Milford hospital. I
A new girl is reported at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Malthe Maltensen one
and half miles from Audubon and a G
| girl also at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. {
James Shaw south of Gray. {
Mrs. J. Metheney who had her ton. II
sils removed the latter part of the week
! by DIR. Becker, of Atlantic, is recover n
ing nicely and hopes to be entirely re. b
| LEVIED of her former trouble. a
Geo. Petersen and family, who have C
been visiting his mother at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Peter X. Mortensen, {
the past two weeks, returned to their s
home at Askov, Mimi, Monday. v
Mrs. Kate Sheets and grandson, t
Clare Prather, and Mrs. Chas. johnson
and daughter, Ruby, went to Harlan,
Saturday to visit their sister Mrs. +
Walter Hollingsworth, and the formers :
daughter Miss Lula Sheets. +
VIM. Poulson, who has been visiting p
his neice Mrs. Ed. f. johnson, and
sister, Mrs Boyd, departed Saturday,
for Altoona, where he will visit his !.
brother, John Poulson, before return. =
ing to his home at St. Charles. =
Mrs. Davenport, who has been visit b
ing her daughter, Mrs. Earl Maharg at
her country home, departed for Ode =
bolt, Monday, accompanied by her !.
granddaughter, Helen Maharg, who ex- :,
poets to visit at that place several !,
weeks.
Mrs. G. w. Marlin went to Atlantic A
Saturday to help her husband pack up
their household goods. She will re-
turn here for a short visit and when :
the goods have arrived at their desti- :;
nation in Kansas she will join her hus y
band. T
Congressman Green came home Sat {
urday to spend Sunday with his family
He was feeling pretty good. Most of @
last week he was busily engaged in "a =
law suit, and just before coming home .
the Jury brought in verdict for his .
NiiChb az ShO sum VI FSNtNSN' Ia
Mrs. Henry Kile loaded her house il
hold goods Monday and on Tuesday
left for Guthrie Center where she will q,
make her home. Her many Audubon :,
friends hope she will enjoy her new !.
home though we realize it is hard for :
her to leave Audubon after having :,
lived here more than 30 years. E
DR.. Riley, of Extra, passed through n
town Monday, on his way to Mime
apolis to attend the annual gathering n
of the American Medical Association, q
held in the twin cities this week. DR.. G
Riley says this is one of the largest O
gatherings held in. the United States @
about fourteen Thousand medical men b
being present. {,
s. w. Cramer, wife and son. drove
down from Spirit Lake, in their auto v
Thursday Mr.. Cramer, says the roads h
are in SPLENDID condition now for over r
land trips, and with the exception of a v
strong wind that day, the trip was b
very enjoyable one. They will spend q
week or ten days with relatives and a
friends in and about Audubon.
Do you know that the Town Mutual c
Dwelling House Insurance Association II
Will 1OuI LOWh u"CltluS ~
contents for the term of five years, at d
the price of IS cents per hundred? If A
you don't, l can tell you that it has C
been doing so the past twenty years in t
Iowa. e. II, Jacobsen, Audubon, s
Iowa.
E. G. Nichols, of Panora, has been b
employed by Mr.. Wieland of the cleo
trio light plant to do house wiring. b
Those who are interested in having $
their residence or business house wired
for lighting purposes will please call b
Mr.. Wieland at once so arrangements n
can be made to have the work done.
Mr.. Nichols has had several years ex a
perience in this line of work and is 3
able todo this work to the satisfaction
of all
E. J. Freeman of Audubon, Six v
teenth Illinois infantry. is president for I