Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-04-30

Ed Finch came from the Bluffs Tues
day on business.
Swift's Hams for this week only, at
1910 per pound at McCort's. Is.
Kneedeep in attractiveness are tie
new baby Jinriksha's at Hoover's. J.
Mrs. S. f. Hockenberry returned Sat
urday from visit at Carroll with friends
Miss Mabel Brockway went to Allan
tic Tuesday for few days visit with
friends.
John Alt is visiting with his daughter,
Mrs Otto Lieb and family at Guthrie
Center this week.
itor at Atlantic and Omaha the fore
part of the week.
The human race is but contest for
dollars, save your dollars by buying at
G.. w. Hoover's. !.
Harry Traum, who was here ON avis
it at the Peter Nielsen home, returned
to Fonda Tuesday.
Rem Phelps received the large supply
oil tank Tuesday that will be used here
by the Cedar Oil Co.
Short Horn bull calf for sale, eleven
months old. Phone or Address h. w.
Mullinger, Extra, la. 12.tf
MAIDS Hansen and Christen Petersen
went to Elk Horn yesterday, where
they have secured employment.
Here's something that will unlock
your pocketbook, the ready to hang lace
curtains at q. w. Hoover's. !.
Mrs. Sarah Smith of Sioux Falls, s. d..
who was here visiting her son, +. w,
Smith and family, departed yesterday
for Salem, S. D., for a visit with her
daughter.
Mrs. N. c. Hansen and Mrs. Peter
Hansen and child of Scranton and Joe
Kotas and wife of Glidden, after visit
here at the Peter Andersen and j. p
Hansen homes, returned to their homes
Tuesday.
Here is big bargain If taken at
once. House and plot of ground
about s4x140. has other outbuildings,
plenty of fruit. Must be sold at once
and it will go at bargain. Call at this
Office at once. 10.
Mrs Carl johnson was called from
Harlan Saturday on account of the
illness of her mother, Mrs. Kate Sheets
Mrs. Sheets was seriously i'll for sever al
days at the home of her sister, but is
improving now.
Mrs. A. ". Brady and little son and
Miss Martha Kings of San born, Iowa.
following pleasant weeks visit in Au-
dubon with their sister, Mrs s. G. Ker-
berg and husband, returned to their
home Tuesday,
Andrew Sorensen and Mrs. Andrew
Nissen arrived home Tuesday from Ro-
chester, where the former and the lat
ter's husband had submitted to oper-
ations. Mrs. Nissen reports her hus-
band as doing well,
Frank Smutney, who is employed in
large furniture store at Mason City,
has been in the city the past few days
looking after business matters. He is
really too busy to visit, and as soon as
he can close up business affairs he will
return to Mason City.
DIR. Becker of Atlantic was called to
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the local physician in the case of Mrs.
j. F. McCort, who has been a sufferer
with appendicitis the past two weeks.
He advised that an operation would not
be necessary at this time
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish was called
to Atlantic Sunday by message stat
ing that her brother-in-law, John Thar,
nish had been stricken that morning
with paralysis. Mr.. Tharnish who was
past 20 years of age died Monday and
funeral services were held yesterday.
Mitt Fiscus who was driving team
for the F. NJ. Rice livery became fright.
ened at the action of the horses as he was
driving up Broadway early Tuesday
morning, They say Mitt hollered like
Commanche Indian, and his cries
brought help. The team was quieted
and Mitt proceeded on his way rejoicing