Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
See A. NJ. Currier for fly nets. 25I

| G. l.. Tramp is an Atlantic visitor
today.
Att. C. S. White attended to business
in Atlantic this week.
Rasmus Johansen of Atlantic has ac-
cepted position with f. M. johnson.
Good fly nets, all sizes and prices at
A. M. Curriers' 25I.
Mrs. Bessie Bunker and daughter left
today for visit at Kellogg with rela-
tives and friends.
Several good farms for sale on favor
able terms. Enquire of Chas. Bagley,
Audubon La. 25-tf.
For Rent:-A six room house we'll To-
Gated Will give possession at once. See
Wallace Bolton 25-tf
Nothing is more pleasing to the horse
/ set at once of "A. M. Currier. 25I
Rev. G. B. Christensen went to
Blair, Neb., Tuesday to att, nd the bust
ness meeting of the Dana college Off
Gals.
Miss Fannie Smutney and brother,
Cbas. of Manning and Frank Smutney
of Mason City, came to Audubon today
on business.
Mrs. Jorgen ]. Miller and Miss Alta
LANCE went to Colfax today, where the
former will take treatment for her
rheumatism.
Mrs. Mary Jensen, who enjoyed a
pleasant visit here with her brother-in-
law, Bertel Jensen and family, returned
to Des Moines today.
A. G. Ross, who has been enjoying
months vacation in Minnesota. the
Dokato's and different Iowa points, is
expected home Saturday.
Merle Rippey and wife came to Au-
dubon Monday from Carson to visit his
parents, J. L. Rippey and wife. They
will return home tomorrow.
Lost:-Gold watch charm on the Au-
dubon streets Tuesday. Had on it the
Initials w. p. III. Finder please return
to this office, as it is a keepsake. 25Id.
Now is the time the flies are busy on
Your horses. To prevent runaway or
meakage 10 Your harness. see A. NJ.
Currier about set of fly nets. ISL.
The past few days have been fine and
c,ol and the farmers are making good
roadway in the corn fields. Many ex-
~ ct 20 hrgin harvesting their hay crop
next week.
An ice cream social will be given on
the Bethel church lawn Saturday even
ing, June Goth Serving will begin at
. o'clock and continue until all are
served. Everybody welcome.
c. d. Forsbeck is happy man these
days, his wife having come from their
home at Waterloo the first of the week
~ join him and remain for several
months. They have engaged rooms with
a private family.
Mrs. C. F. Smith arrived home Satur-
q " from an extended visit at Owosso,
Mich, with her parents. Her friend,
70 ISIS Eva Petersen of Ludington, Mich.
az companied her home and will remain
ier three weeks visit.
Harry Gleason wrote torelatiyes here
Yesterday from Des Moines, that his
wife had undergone her operation sue
cessfully and was doing as well as could
10 expected. This will be gratifying
news to her friends who know how she
has suffered for some time.
Will Stalk drayman of Carroll was
killed last Friday at the East st. cross
ihg. He was driving home from work
when Great Western locomotive struck
his wagon. throwing Mr.. STACK to the
ground. Mr.. Stalk suffered the loss of
18th legs and the left hand. He was
well known 10 a number of Audubonites.
Grant Mechanical and wife entertain
ed charivari crowd last evening, but
for short time however, as Grant did
not believe in being disturbed very
long on such suspicious occasion and the
good fellow that he il, Immediately APP
prared with the treats" to the salts
| faction of the noisy crowd, who took
their departure, leaving Grant and wife
to enjoy pleasant slumbers.
A number of staunch German friends
assembled at the Henry Sunberg. Sr.,
htpe last evening, from where they
where they perpetlat complete sur
prise upon MIR. and Mrs. Tunmann, they
| having recently moved into town. The
evening was pleasantly passed in social
conversation and good luncheon was
also enJoyeu'
Alex Caldwell, with permission of the
city council is making decided i'm
lrovement on Tracy street at the NJ. L.
church corner. He has taken out the
tiiing that was causing more or less
trouble each time heavy downpour Of
Rain came and will place cement gut
| ter there, that will be much cheaper in
theslong run and prevent the 5. l..
Mantz property from being overfiowed
when heavy rain comes.
Mrs. D. Matthias, daughter Miss Capt.
tola and son Francis arrived in Audu-
bon last Thursday from Biloxi, Miss,
and will spend the summer with their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Simon Han
sen and family. Franiis is studying
medicine and graduates pext year, when
hs will be full-fedgld M. ID. Mrs.
Matthias took critically q since her ar
Ia, Audubon ht.f with the nhysi-