Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-04-02

Atlantic Monday.
DR.. Elery has purchased a new Max
well car from agent Beason.
If you want Majestic Vacuum
Cleaner call on G. HI. Wilde. s-tf
Mrs Molly Schalow returned the last
of the week from a visit in Atlantic.
John Wagner went to Whitebreast
Friday to attend to some business af-
fairs.
Eddie Lead of Valley junction was
visitor in Audubon Friday with former
| friends.
Rev. J. p. Christensen went to West
Branch Friday to assist at the Mission
Meetings.
Mrs. ]. r. Best and children went to
Atlantic Friday for visit with Mrs.
lO'Connell
/ Geo. Anderson, horse breaker of
Joplin, Mo-, was guest of DIR. Elery
last week.
Two nicely furnished rooms for rent,
close in. Phone No. $50 or see Andrew
| Rasmussen. 1876.
| Chris Mikkelsen was passenger to
Omaha Saturday to visit over Sunday
with friends.
Mrs. Harvey Delahoyde of Atlantic
came up Friday to join her husband and
visit with relatives.
| Six different styles of sweat guards
for sale at Martin Larson's. See me be-
fore buying elsewhere. lift.
Walter Graves, who works at the
carpenter trade here, went to the Bluffs
Friday to visit with his family.
Mrs. Lena Echaolt, who was guest
at the Harvey. Hight home, returned to
her home near Manning Friday.
A few Duroc-Jersey bred sows for
sale. Will farrow in April See j. II.
Griffith, Route Audubon Iowa. lie
Frank Herndon returned Sunday from
/ Atlantic where he went to look after
a horse he had shipped from Marengo.
| r. F. Altman and wife of Lincoln
township are the promo parents of an
eleven pound baby boy, born to them
Sunday.
| M. l. Jensen, who visited here with
his brother, Bertel Jensen and family,
departed for Great Falls Mont, Sun
day noon.
| Carlos Hollenbeck returned from
Waterloo Saturday, where he spentsev
eral months. He left again on Sunday
evening.
Mrs. f. E. Weeks and children went
to Guthrie Center Saturday to visit her
parents, s. L. Grandstaff and wife for
several days.
Mike Kerwin is enjoying his school va
cation with his parents, M. f. Kerwin
and wife at Carroll, going up last Sat
urday evening.
| Miss Lorraine Graham, John Kerwin,
Glen thomson and Will III. Lancelot re-
turned to Ames Monday, after a visit
with home folks
X. G. Lancelot of Des Moines, agent
of the State Board of Parole, was in
Audubon Friday on business in con-
nection with bis work.
\ You'll see some astonishing tests of
Chi Namel, the water proof varnish at
the special demonstration at Ruhs q
Carriers on April Is and1 14S.
Merle Emery, who attends school in
/ Audubon and makes his home with his |
grandparents, j. G. Swezey and wife, |
went to Fit. Dodge Saturday to visit his |
father.
Clarence sport" Hammock. former
| ly of Audubon, but now of Atlantic |
was seriously i'll last week with rheu-
matism and was taken to the hospital
on stretcher.
John Martensen, the Ford dealer has |
sold new cars to the following parties |
lrecently:-M. o. Kingsburry, MantZ q |
White w. G.. Olsen, Peter Rasmussen |
and Jake Wahlert.
Start that planting now, don't wait,
| lose another year or wait until you can |
buy gold or silver spade, it don't cost |
anything Each dollar adds $40. Each |
$40 adds 500 If you buy and plant this |
spring of w. NJ. Bomberger, Harlan,
Iowa. 13S.
Vigorous, smaller but thrifty prime
fruit trees in best adapted varities. 25
Apple trees, SO. Is Cherry and Plum |
trees assorted, 81. 10 Pear or Peach as
sorted to test, 81. 40 Mixed assorted
apple, cherry, plum, pear, peach for IS. |
This is certainly snap. Book it at
once by sending in order to w. NJ. Bonn
berger. Harlan, La. 13S.
Miss Fannie Ditzenberger, who was
here on q ten days visit with Grandma
Brainard, has returned to her school work |
at Cedar Falls. Mrs. Brainard, who is
past 80 years old accompanied her to the |
depot, walking the entire distance from |
near the Nash bridge She makes trip |
to town daily when the weather per-
mits and informs us she never suffers |
an ache or pain.
Mrs. Ed. Dickinson and child, follow !
ing an extended visit in Audubon with |
her father, A s. Culver, sister, Miss
G sne Culver and brother Vern Culver |
and family, departed Sunday evening |
for her home at Saskatoon, Canada. |
Her brother Vern accompanied her |
as far as Manitoba, and will look |
after business affairs while away.
| Miss Hazel Northup, while at the
Rock Island depot Thursday evening |
seeing some friends off took suddenly ILL |
Her father, Harry Northup, was inn
mediately summoned and took her
home in an automobile. DIR. May was
then called who pronounced the trouble
an attack of gall stones. She was feel
ing fine Friday, but on Saturday took
sick with tonsiltis, with which she suf-
fered few days.
Wanted 100 rooms to paper before
May 1st. Have plenty of competent
help and am hanging four and five
rooms day now. We also do all kinds
of painting. staining or vanishing.
Now is the time to brighten up the old
wood work. Let me figure with you on
any kind of work pertaining to the
trade, painting or paper hanging. /
furnish my own transportation. Phone
437 and will he glad to come any time
now. +. f. Bailey. 14-tf.
Following are the names of the public
school teachers in Audubon from away
and where they are enjoying their spring
vacation Misses Elsie Hunt, Extra;
Kathryn Murphy. Reinbeck; Carrie Ber-
ger. Toledo; Lydia Oscher, Graettinger;
Beulah Streeter, Lake Mills: Dora Clark,
Lincoln, Neb.. Ota Marie Underwood,
Jefferson and Des Moines; Abbie Lether-
berry, Upton. Prof. Morley will spend
his vacation at Bedford, while Supt.