Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-02-27

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fine Chocolate cakes. Or
See my ad in this paper about buying
a hat for $1.0O. Mrs. G. e. Long,
For repairing and oiling and good
harness 60 to Martin Larson. off,
Post Cards $1.OO per dozen during the
month of March only, at Masons. 81
A new line of spring millinery that
will suit the tastes and prices of all at
Mrs. Zelona Kline. Or
Go to the Rio Grand Valley before
spring work commences. Special rates
and special train for this trip. See
Kellogg. ......
Saturday evening some of our young
people took advantage of the recent
snow by loading into bobsleds and tax.
ing spin about town and down to
| Hamlin. "a @ln'{"
8. W.. Wright was passenger to At
lantic yesterday. She'm worked up
considerable speed in order to make the
early train but reached the depot in
time to buy his ticket.
Harry Cole left with his car of house
hold goods for Stuart Wednesday, Mrs.
Cole going today Audubon people, re-
greet to learn they expect to make
Stuart their future home. ,a
Don't throw your old shoes away
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successful shoe repairer on Lower
Broadway and have them made over as
God as new. Of
Remnant Bundles Of Wall Paper
25ct to $1.OO. Our new wall paper is
now in. We invite you to look at it.
Quality and price both attractive.
Frick Drug Co. 81
F. A. johnson returned Wednesday
from a trip to Chicago when he and J.
j. Ruhs went on Sunday. Both re-
turned to Des Moines on Tuesday to at
tend the Hardware Dealers Convention
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. johnson entertained
company of friends at a six o'clock
dinner at their delightful home last
night. An evening of unalloyed
sociability kept the guests until a late
hour.
Miss Carrie Jensen and Martinus Lar
sen were married at the Danish church
today. The bride is daughter of John
G. Jensen, of Douglas township, at
whose home reception will be given
this evening. .H4
Geo. and A. B. Mendenhall returned |
Friday from the northern part of the
state where they had been in the interest
of their father, Hi Mendenhall They
also purchased a $4,000 hog while in
that section of the country.
The Sociology department of the
Columbian Club will meet Monday
afternoon March Bird with Mrs. J. HI.
Tremaine. Miss Ella Hurd will be
leader. The lesson will be found in
the February number of the magazine
John Reed, who moved up to Mil
ford last year to join the Audubon
colony, arrived in the city Monday fora
visit with relatives and old time friends.
He was accompanied by Frank Root,
who had been up in Dickinson county
on visit to Mr.. Reed and relatives,
who reside in that part of the state.
John Norriss who is one of the door
keepers of the House of Representatives
at Des Moines during the session of the
legislature, arrived in the city Tuesday
to spend few days at home. The
Legislature has adjourned for a week SO
members who have business at home
March first will be able to attend to it
during the short recess. Hon. o. II.
Jacobsen secured the position for Mr..
Norris.
The young ladies Picnic Crowd took
well filled baskets and met at the home
of Mrs. H. w. Wilson Saturday evening
to help her celebrate her birthday and
also the birthday of George Washington.
Several other guests were present and
all report very fine time. Those pre-
sent were: Misses Gene Culver, Ruth
Turner, Susie Musson, Mamie, Lucy
and Elizabeth Davis, Ella Hurd, Ella
Stearns. Harriet Bilharz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Dickensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Griffith, MIR. Culver and Mrs. c. w.
Marlin and two sons. ,.-.