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


onr oDJecC Is 10 save YOU iI9hey on
our me Oh wall paper a' " !" hoover o.
DR.. G. C. Rasmussen of near Harlan
was business VlSi'or III Auouooh yes
'eroay'
The best materials put together by
people who know how at G.. w. Hoo
ver's Furniture Store. |.
Jack" Ashby is able to be about
again, after severe siege of illness at
his home in the country.
r, o.. lie, ap -,
inos, Uspo ,i anu WIG anu ooi M
T. Foley home Yesterday.
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our co,hpieoe I'he vi hlsnesI posst ~,
srauo ~ ioMest possspio piieo' w.
hoover iurhiture o'ore' j.
Henry Sunberg, Jr.. who purchased a
tarm IN vioia township aoout Two years
ago mas sou the same a' an ihcrease Vi
Sfo an acre 4
Mrs. w. H. Cowles, who accompanied
Mrs. j. A. Nash to Ottumwa a few
week. ago for visit with her son and
family, returned home today.
County Clerk Rice issued marriage
licenses to the following parties this
week: Walter Never and Nettie Tibben,
Ben f. Ehle and Blanche Alec.
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Ma. "a 2 oei' i T We anu h hoer
MISS iiaAei wenC 70 SoiiaA .ouay, wheIe
matism. Her mother will remain with
her a few days.
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hey WIN JUG iu.huoi on ~, oe
longing 70 one VI .he salesy uepJsl'
Uo na In ~ oh. Tne -, so E;udar T;ndIa NO
was ,ost .hls %eek' rinuer hinuiy TO-
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PoISs Wis. iua -; IAN ~ 0ass, WI" siN Los
oeen 'eiiou'iS ILL., '' ip'o'ins s'o"'y'
A F. Drake. the reliable insurance
lIan, lorngLly u a ~ du; ouS now
VI o'uaas mneie ne 20 uo1s = soou o aL;r
ness, was Ia HAa sen ~, anu sio.n:y Snis
meoh ioohrns a.o' onS S;S ~ 900 y, ms o1
eoihoie 2. io e"ys NO uiu gI.ooo "o''h
vi au0e oo i'i vi 'no UP
ID. L. Cahaii, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has lot of good farms to
sen 10 uu,nrie county anu some VI !nein
nea. .no = uuu y. oouney ino' you
are ihoeresteu III .arih Janus ~ WIN ue
10 your interests 10 nave taik WIN
MI. lanai. olu
Start your 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 Sio auus SiVoii you puy ana plant
Inns prlnR OIL W. W. noihoerger, mar
ian' iowa. 100
J.J. Ruhs has been confined to his
home the past ten DAYS with infiamatory
rheumatism. He was in a critical con
dition several days and friends were
called to give assistance. II is a pleas
ure to state this morning, that he has
greatly improved and hopes soon 10 De
on the Jop at MS STORE.
Father Meyer of Extra read the Mass
at the Catholic church sunday IN the
absence oi ratner ncDonaiu, VIM was
Salieu 70 hansas C.oy on aooouny u
I rh 1i ms nepnewi son oi nis uro. i,i:
Inc otner Iesie nepnew Is III q SERIOUS
Gohuition anu rather mcDoha'u - III
hansas City yeI'
Vigorous, smaller but thrifty prime
fruit trees in best adapted varieties. 25
t npp,e .s Ss 20 IN pasr or neach az
sorta5 to ,ast Ed Al W;xed assortad
an,,1a cSarr,, ni,,, naar na.ch Co. az
Th;s 2 oarta;n,p,, snon popL ~ ~ once
hu ni sa :, . ~ orSar 70 w NJ Ramhar'
~, Ua,Is 49, tss
eo'' ii' i'"' i"a' 30
Harry Hult, of Chicago is here for the
summer and will make his headquarters
with Geo Ross. Mr.. hult and George
ternational people. The former COMES
to good old Audubon county TO get some
fresh air and wholesome food so that he
will be able to return to his work in
Chicago next fall.
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iou II po siau II you w anu soIiy
you uon pulcliase YOU neg iaoe cur
tains a1 fioo'er urhi'uie oVoie' l.
], C. Powell, former resident of Ex-
ira, but now engaged in extensive farm
vastarday advertis;nS a big nnblic sale
~ he held Nav 4tb at which time he
will saiI q, head Of cattle and % head of
hoes he was accomnanied hv A q
Rn6;,son tha da'awaLa Furniture
dealer az Gntbr;a Centsr
Yves Jay and Watt Fry went to Allan
tic today to accompany home Mrs. Fry,
who submitted to an operation for a
tumor there several weeks ago. The
many friends of Mrs. Fry and family
will be pleased to hear of her ultimate
Commanded them pani Horn;n~ also
went down 10 hiring home HE wife who
,,as a bosn;tal natient FOR annand;c;t;s
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. McGinnis are
back in Audubon after a several weeks
stay at Hot Springs, Ark, and from a
visit with trends in Kansas. They are
both looking we'll and from all indica-
tions the trip was BENEFICIAL. Mr.. Nc
Ginnis says in southern Kansas wheat
Is up six to eight inches and oats has a
real good start. Part of the country