Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-08

VIM Chambers, route agent for the
U. 5. Express Co., was in the city Tues
day evening guest of w. W. Smith.
Mrs Riley Jones went to Templeton,
yesterday to take charge of arestaurant,
which she has purchased and will oper
ate this summer.
Mrs. w. r. VIM, of Anthem, Ia,
arrived in the city Tuesday for short
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Northup. Our readers will re-
member reading few weeks ago of
the accidental death of her husband.
Miss Jessie Hoover went to Omaha
yesterday TO purchase some rugs for the
G. w. Hoover store. While in the
city she hopes to avail herself of the
opportunity of seeing "Everywoman"
now being played at the Brandeis
theatre.
When the ice cream man, attempted
TO deliver the first consignment of ice
cream to Walter Hansen's, Bakery, Mon
day, he let the freezer come in contact
with the plate glass in the door and as
a result someone had to pay for a new
pane of glass.
Fourteen wolves have been brought
to the auditors Office so far this week
Five were captured by Geo. W. Hoegh.
in Oakfield township Saturday, and
the other nine, which were timber
wolves, were captured Monday by
Aaron Luzader, in Extra township.
DIR. Childs went to Council Bluffs
Monday. From there he went to Des
Moines to attend the Iowa State Medi.
cal Society which will be in session
three days, the eth, Sth and 9Th. The
sessions will be at the Auditorium while
headquarters will be made at the
Kirkwood.
Mrs. G.. Z. Long has rented the front
part of the Nelson furniture store at
Extra and on Friday May 9th will open
a complete line of millinery for the
benefit of her patrons at that point.
She has something of importance for the
people of this vicinity on the front page
of this issue.
Mrs. Huelson, of Jonesburg, Ill.,, ar
rived in the city Sunday and went to
the home of her daughter, Mrs Rev. o.
Mehnert. She will remain with her
family while Mrs. Mehnert is at Roch-
ester, Mimi, TO undergo surgical
operation. Mrs. Mehnert left for Roch-
ster, Tuesday.
Saturday. issue of the Atlantic News
Telegraph said: &C. w. Marlin, for
merly editor of the Cass County Advo,
cate, will make application at the com
ing conference of the NJ. K. church, to
be held this fall, for license to preach,
and will submit to the examination to
which all such applicants must submit,
with that end in view"
w. G, Wieland, of Walnut, Ill.,, who
purchased the lighting plant here has as
sumed full charge of his property and
is making arrangements to rebuild and
re-eauip the plant. Mr.. Wieland and
wife have rented the Judge Green
home and will occupy it the greater
part of the summer. We extend to
them most hearty welcome. .'
Arthur Farquhar is carrying his arm
in sling as the result of coasting
down the cellar at his home Monday
morning. When he landed he found
his left shoulder dislocated which re-
CURED the services of surgeon to re-
place. Mr.. Farquhar is not suffering
a great deal of pain but finds it rather
difficult to do his work single handed.
L. F. Wray, proprietor of the Wray
Variety Store met with an accident
Tuesday morning, which resulted in
the dislocation of his left shoulder. He
was taking an ice-box upstairs at his
store room, when he accidently slipped,
allowing the heavy ice box to fall on
his shoulder with the above result. He
was taken to DIR. Brooks office, where
the injury was given proper attention.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society, of the M. E. church will meet
next Tuesday May ID at $50 o'clock in
the afternoon, with Mrs. K. j. Crevel-
ing. Usual devotional service followed
by lesson and program, with Mrs. Laura
Hurd as leader. Subject of lesson
The Printed Page, embracing Chap
6 of the lesson book. There will be
other features of the program and re-
ports from delegates to the convention
at Stuart. An especially interesting
meeting is hoped for Refreshments
and social hour. All come. Mrs. Crevel
ing, Secretary.