Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-01-15


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Mrs. Ionn shroeasr has NEARLY ra.
fron, her recsnt ;Iinass
M Mo;,sas nn h,,s;.ass ,pst a,,sn;
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F. o. Niklason accompanied Q ship.
auan;n 40 M sos " e g. '' -"
E. N. Taggart arrived home last
Sae Tanss A'oAi I" "' '0e e''
Geo: IA. Somers arrived home today
stonL Sh;n,Sent ~ NO "A ~
II. II. Buck received the imported
GraaIas To- iast waaS
Elmer Townsend and wife left today
for Spirit Lake, where they Will work
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Mrs. Caroline Wright has so far re-
covered from her recent illness as to be
able to be around the house.
Every Catholic should see The
Maid and the Minister, at the M. w.
A. opera house, Thursday, Jan. 22.
Too Smith danartad Tuesday for his
home at Leon, Neb, following visit
at the Ira Stetzel home.
Jobr Ardarsor and sor Gaoroa who
were here on business returned fo their
home at Council Bluffs last evening.
Masdomas NJ Fn,.or IN Ross
.ndG " prIvar went 10 Atlantic 10
day IN visit with ,Dr F,,lton,s Parents
Ia nt;c 10 ~ ThnrsJaw anS vis;tad az tha
ho,,,a af Will Rro.L vvax rnt;l Monday
Frank Nelson and wife departed for
their home at Mcfarland, kans,, after
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a: B;sJohnson returned to his home
in Menlo last evening, after visit here
at the George Miller and Peter Ander-
sen homes.
Z Mrs. Sype, the evangelist, held SER
vice in the Adventist church Monday
evening and returned TO her home in
Carroll Tuesday evening.
Anpust Dntler and wife departed last
evening for Minneapolis, Mimi, where
they will visit two weeks with her uncle
Lester Parrott and FAMILY.
Waiter Southland and wife arrived
home TODAY from Benton and Mime
apolis, Mimi, where they went to look
at some land and visit relatives. !.
Mrs rxa+a Mar,;ot, fol,ow;nc an an.
iora h,a1 roanth's s;si{ aarls, s,lsyater \
Rams with her daughter Mrs Clarence
AIRY and husband, arrived home last
evening.
uava vonr hides TANNED now while
Won can have II done represent two
Of the hest tanneries In the country.
Come IN and zoe me about tha mater
J. f. McCort. 80
Al Tarry g M Raroar and wife "a.
,artad CO.. Worth;ngton Ind;.na last
p,,a,;re, ~, a., axtantdad visit ,S,th tha
forn,arFs brother Chas Terry 'anf, sister.
Mrs. Gaskall - y ~ :, -
n Droy of Das Mo;nas and Mr.
uank ~ Nav Gondon ware hera Tines.
dav 70 attend tha I p Asbby hog sale.
Tbay claim H. one If the yary hest that
thec have attended III some time, ,i7' 1
.. ~ III. 80, en-
tba sa.i,;star az IN, III VI A. onara
ho,,sa Thnrssay Ian 30 The GOWNS
worn hvN Mics Alice Southern Are q
t,oat e. ,,r,,,r u, !, Il s,yaathaarts \
~ 100 S'1r ~.
| lost $40 bill short time ago and
thar, ~ o.hou md wh e / iost nine
T mead the money and 'ca-not. aiford 70
iosa II IN Flat nav 5,ol NI;lssS Knass
80 " = ~ '"' 49,
& Don't get married until you have
seen The Maid and the Minister, q
No ~, ~ 49, n,,ast;o,, - todau
IA w '.,,,,aro H,,S,,s., I. Th,,rsday
Ia 90 -
e.
The morning trains on both roads
brought a large number OF people from
hmsasa . 49, n;,I' sa,, s D,,orar of
Harefords in Omaha the f,rst wAel In
March - " - 80 ~ -
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K. Baxter writes from Los Angeles
to be sure to continue sending him the
g So ma 0,a na, D,,ts;shad that he antovs
read;ra az uncb as tina Audubon
Rannh5;can : -
Fire Chief Dannenberg returned to-
day from Manning, where he went to
a F;ramen o As.oc;a,;on We g;,I o;ue
the na rt;cnlars Of The maetin~ in newt
weeks Pam,hl;can - ~
The Maid and the Minister is
play worth going miles to see. This at
traction stands alone as one OF the
cleanest, prettiest and most interesting
plays that was ever written. Audubon
Thursday Jan. 22nd.
Last Monaav at the home NJ her grand
Mr. and Mrs CIark Wilson tbe
yonng daughter of Len Ward submitted
70 an oneraton for the removal Of a