Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-04-24

See Roberts, line of new wall paper
before buying. 1TS
For paint and wall paper, see Roberts,
before buying. 10
Auto livery, day and night, at the
Schouboe garage. 16tf
See johnson Grain Company for seed
barley. Phone 80. l5S
Good competent girl wanted at Park
Hotel. Steady employment. 16tf
Mrs. Archie Mac Vicar, who has been
staying at the J. A. Nash home, de
parted Tuesday for Des Moines for a
few days visit.
Mrs. @. M. Lee, formerly of Audi
bon but now of Omaha, passed through
Monday, on her way to Extra, where
she will visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Christensen.
Thomas Miller and family who have
been visiting at the OF Mease home
near Gray, helping them straighten
things up after the storm, returned to
Audubon Tuesday,
Have some good bluegrass pasture,
and can take in about twenty five head
of stock this summer. Write or tele.
phone. Albert Law, Audubon, Route
No. 4, Phone 4S-A-21
viii r. Smith, who came down from
Carroll, Saturday, to spend Sunday
with his wife, who is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Searls, re-
turned home Monday.
A. A. Baker, who has been living at
Spokane, Wash, writes to change the
address of his Republican to Pomeroy,
Wash, where he is foreman of ranch
comprising 1868 acres.
Carl Hoover and Nels Christensen
were in Omaha Sunday, where Mr.,
Hoover had gone TO make arrangements
for lot of special films to be shown at
his moving picture show.
Mrs. Geo. Pfeister, of Carroll, who is
at Pocahontas taking care of Mrs
Walter Brainard, writes relatives in
this city that Mrs. Brainard and the
little baby are rapidly improving.
r. NJ. Dickey and daughter, Mrs.
Grace Wood and grand son, Max Wood
who have been spending the winter
here and in Oklahoma. returned to their
home at Norwich N. Oak, Monday.
Geo. Manahan, who formerly lived
on the Caldwell farm southeast of
town, but now of Valley Junction, ar
rived Thursday, and is spending
week with old neighbors and friends.
Mrs Ed. Frick, departed for Spirit
Lake, Friday, to spend month with
her husband on their ranch near that
place, and to also enjoy some of the
beauties and pleasures of Lake Okoboji,
Wanted:-For Audubon and vicinity
responsible man to represent the Luse
Land company in selling Canada and
Minnesota lands. Write J. II. Beck,
district manager, Atlantic, Iowa. 16S
DR.. A. L. Brooks took the following
patients to Rochester, MINI. to be
treated at the Mayo Bros, hospital:
Lawrence Nielsen, Mrs. Tom Law, ac-
companied by her husband, Mrs. Mar.
tin Mortinsen and Mrs. Andrew Ander.
sen.
Spring is coming, you will want your
spring suit cleaned and pressed, and
the winter suit cleaned before putting
it away. Have it done at the City
Steam Laundry, where the only
genuine French Dry cleaning is done in
the county. 16S
A victrola was placed in the Audubon
public schools last week. By means of
the programs held during the year, and
also with the assistance of certain
balances held by the classes of 1909 and
1910, the necessary money for the re-
cords and the yictrola was raised. The
collection of records includes the very
best things in music. They will I'M
doubtedly be Of help in learning inter
probation and appreciation of music,