Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-20

fleXlDle Horse collars Will MT your
horses better than the old styles. Martin
Larson handles them. Off.
For Sale:-Almost new Automatic
Winchester IL gauge. $25 cash buys
it. Enquire at this Office. lift.
Jack McCort and wife are moving
this week from the rooms over Curriers'
harness store, into the Mrs. Kennedy
property which they purchased re-
Gently.
Splendid weather we are having.
Yesterday rain, last evening sleet, at
midnight snow and this morning snow
blockades. And yet it takes Iowa peo-
pie and Iowa money to make Cali
fornia.
Wanted to rent good house, preferab.
ly modern, family of three. Can pro-
mise good care of premises. Or would
consider furnished house for the
summer. Address r. G.. Wieland,
Walnut, Illinois. 100
The school program given Tuesday
evening in the High School assembly
room, was well attended and the ex-
cellent program was thoroughly en-
joyed. The Pantomine and Drill by
the Girls Glee Club was especially
good.
Miss Douglas, graduate nurse of
Council Bluffs, who has been caring
for L. E. Corwin, of Viola, returned
home today. We are glad to report
that Mr.. Corwin, is now rapidly re-
covering from a case of pneumonia,
which has kept him bedfast for several
| weeks.
A committee of business men rep
resenting the Commercial club met with
the city council Tuesday evening hope.
ing to be able to devise some means of
securing respectable hall that could
be used for both meeting purposes.
The council rather favored staying by
| themselves. .....
r. J. FL. Tremaine, proprietor of the
Park hotel. returned yesterday, from
duck hunting expedition, near Spencer.
I He says conditions were very unfavor
able for hunting. because of the snow
and cold weather, and as a result he
came home without even a wing to
4 show for his efforts.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. N Roth, went to
4 Carroll, today, to attend the funeral of
her brother, Henry Klocke. Mr.. Klocke
accompanied car load of cattle to
Chicago, one day last week, and while
there was taken sick with pneumonia
and died at one of the hospitals. The
body was sent to Carroll, and buried
\ today. '-ra-
4 At meeting of the City Council
Tuesday evening plans and specifications
for the new building and pumping
station were to be submitted. but for
some reason they We're delayed and did
not reach the Council chamber. 1t was
finally decided TO build temporary
building and later in the summer build
something permanent and substantial
r. G. Wieland, the gentleman who
has purchased the light plant, arrived
in the city from Walnut H., Tuesday.
He will not be able to move to Audi.
bon to take possession of his plant un-
til May LIST. He had hoped to be here
not later than April 18th, and at once
commence the erection of a new plant.
He gives possession of his plant at Wal.
nut April LIST and it will take month
to clean up his business affairs there be,
fore coming here. 90.
Relatives and friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Sampson, received cards the last
of the week announcing the arrival of a
son. William Daniel, at their home,
Friday, March 18th. The little fellow
bears the name of each OF his grand
fathers, being Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Cal
lows first grandchild and Supervisor
Simpsons first grandson. He also has
! lho ulSllhStiOu VI bclhS bhO hiSb sun
born to the third generation of Samp-
sons in the U. S. Mother and babe are
doing nicely under the care of trained
nurse. Wilbur now wears his Sunday
smile every day. We offer congratula.
TORS. $685..
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Watts leave Mon
day of next week for months sojourn
in California. They feel the need of a
rest at this time Mr.. Watts has been
grinding away faithfully at his desk at
the First National Bank for long
time, and Mrs. Watts has been so
busily engaged with hor baby health
contests that she must seek rest now in
order to be equal to the demands that
will be made on her time during the
summer and early fall Both have
relatives in Los Angeles and no doubt
Mr.. and Mrs. Watts will thoroughly
enjoy their much needed and long de-
layed vacation.