Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-04-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Early Ohio Potates. See Webster. l79
John Madsen went to Omaha Tues
day on business,
Geo. Viewer and wife went to Omaha
yesterday on business.
Ready to hang lace curtains for wide
awake people at Hoover's Furniture
Store. [.
Mrs. John Freeman and son came
from Atlantic Tuesday for visit with
relatives.
K Ebert B. Thomas went to Omaha on
Tuesday evening to attend a short Horn
cattle sale.
Hans Japsen went to Carroll Tuesday
where he has large contract to do
some thing.
VIM. Layland returned yesterday
from his hunting trip of several days
near Denison. LICC
The human race is Int a contest for
dollars, save yoHr dollars by buying at
q, w. Hoover's.g !.
Wanted: uousekeeper for a respon-
sible position. Enquire of Atlantic
Brick & Tile Co. 16-tf.
Rev. Freedline returned Saturday
from Elliott and Pilot Grove, where he
went to lecture.
Mrs James Bamsey, who visited here
with relatives, returned TO her home
at Harlan yesterday.
lob Pail of Best Home Rendered Pure
Lord or Il Gof,,r1axy DAHL Mat
Market. G. A. Kraft. III.
Mrs. Kate Sheets has been quite sick
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Chas
Johnson the last week.
p. Hall Friday night April cath. Re.
freshments will be served.
Here's something that will unlock
your pocketbook, the ready to hang lace
curtains at G. w. Hoover's. !.
The little son of Will Beason and wife
still lies in precarious condition at
their home on Washington street.
Mrs. Chas. Tramp returned Monday
from Omaha, where she went to attend
the marriage of her niece. Miss Marga.
ret Bradford to Howard Osborne.
FOR SALE Choice Lots in Free
mans Addition. Bargains for quick
sale. Cash or easy terms. Arnold, Ross
e. Rasmussen. 10.
d. B. Ellis came Saturday from Wal
nut for visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Ellis and with his broth.
or, w. o.. Ellis and wife, returning
home Tuesday.
Mrs Clinton F. Smith came from her
home near Fit. Dodge Monday to join
her husband, Rev. Smith the new min
lister of the Evangelical church and will
now make Audubon their home.
Henry Carter and Willie Twist have
each purchased new Kratzsr buggies
from Ruhs & Carter. The boys are
nicely fixed now and will take advant.
age of the beautiful spring days.
For Sale:--N New top buggy, cost $s5
will take $G5. Set OF new single har-
ness, cost $22 will sell for SO. James
Lee, Administrator, Audubon, Iowa,
Route one. II.
Miss Ella M. Stearns, who went to
Iowa City to attend the annual meeting
buO blGh W
Ceder Rapids for a visit at the Rev.
Smith home, returned to Audubon yes
terday.
d. d. Drake and family drove over
from Clarinda Tuesday in their auto for
a visit at the parental, W. w. Smith
home, MIR. Drake to remaina few days
and Mrs. Drake and children for long
or visit.
A letter received from DIR. Brooks last
evening, bears the good news that he is
doing nicely. The last stage of his oper-
alton has not been performed as yet, but
will be the latter part of this or fore
part of next week.
Mesdames A. y. Hunt and V. Leonard
and daughter Clara went to Walnut to
attend the funeral of their cousin, Ed.
Ray, which took place Tuesday. Mrs.
Leonard then went to Davenport to Wis
it her daughters.
Att. C. S. Kerberg was in Carroll on
business Tuesday and while there. met
his wife's two sisters, Miss Martha
Kings and Mrs. A. v. Brady and the
latter's little son of Sandborn, whoac-
companined him to Audubon for an in
definite visit.