Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-11-20
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Chris Kraft was visitor to Omaha
this morning.
A. Farquhar transacted business in
Atlantic today. E
F. McFadden was business caller to
Des Moines today.
Mrs. J. Mullen went to Atlantic this
morning TO work at the Cardio Hotel.
FOR SALE Rhode Island Cockerels.
Emiel Waltz. Phone 30 A 1-12. 47ed.
Richard Hansen went to Atlantic to-
day to visit friends, then to Kimballton
on business. ap IA gg
Mrs. Chas Van Gorder left this morn
ing for Chicago to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Kirk.
Mrs. II. w. Stanley and baby are
guests at the Will Deets home near At
lantic this week. "A ,s s.l.ta gsgg
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church meet with Mrs. 4. Thar.
nish this afternoon. $50
i have on hand at all times plenty of
hay for sale either by the ton min bale.
A. l.. G. johnson.
A good responsible party wants to
borrow $500 for one year from private
parties, Enqaire at this Office. All. ,
Mesdames r.. Curtis, !. Chandler and
A. Ferguson were entertained at the
country home of Mrs. Dick Owen yes
terday'
A. C. Heath and wife, of Sterling,
ILL.,, are here for visit with old time
friends. He had been to Omaha to
have his eyes treated. NJ"
Mrs. NJ. Thompson, daughter, Mrs.
e. g. Carter and child departed today
for their. home at Waynesburg, Penn,
Mr., Carter expects to follow in the
nesi future.
Mr.. and Mrs. HaJ. Mantz returned
toAudubon yesterday after ten days
visit at Minneapolis with Mrs Edes and
daughter Miss Sadie, who formerly
taught school, here.
I'D Archibald came to Audubon
Tuesday from Council Bluffs and with
an expert expected from Chicago this
week will repair the new pump. the
third pipe rod at the coupling breaking,
putting the new deep well out of COM
mission again.
Mrs. Mary Evans and SON Chas de-
parted yesterday for Lexington, Neb.
,ha.. x.,sll x.,rrIx gx,,fk HE hrN he,
Hal in the clothing store. Mrs. Evans
expects to visit during the winter at
different points in Nebraska.
AGENTS New Selling Plan, Cumula-
tive. 100 to 300 per cent Man or woman,
household. necessity, life job, experience
unnecessary, Act quick, protected ter.
ritory your community. Artford Mfg,
Co. 1863 Elizabeth St., Chicago. All.
The regular monthly meeting, of the
Columbian, Club viii be held in the as.
sembly room of the library Tuesday,
Nov. 25th at 2:30 p. m. Mrs, G. Wal,
ner, of Atlantic, one of the Federation
Staff will be here to speak on Federation
Work and Civic Improvement.
Quarterly meeting at the Evangelical
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NJ, Frosig,e who was, called here a
couple Of weeks agoto attend the fun
eraf oil, his father, but who has remain.
ed for visit with old time friends, left
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d. L. Cahail, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has a lot of good farms to
sellin Guthrie county and, some of them
near the Audubon county line. III you
are interested in farm lands it will be
to your interests to have a talk with
Mr.. Cahail ,a 31tf
RIG. Weiland and {, mily went to
Des MONIES Tuesday where their little
child will submit to minor operation
They win proceed to their old home at
Walnut, ILL.,. where they will arrange
for the shipping, of their household good
to Audubon and dispose OF their resi-
dence property.
Tha a,,;. oeE n N;Liooor of Aud,
49, an o tha n ~ q D ro;,,wa,
comnanu has haen transfsrred from M