Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-04-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Certainly fine day! Easter Sunday.
Special sale of summer hats at Mrs.
Longs Friday and Saturday of this
week, l6I
Lees Poultry Remedies sold only by
A. FL. Roberts 1871.
Lees Lice Killer and Germozone at
Roberts Drug Store. 16I.
A guaranteed pair of Household Rub
Der Gloves for scot at Tricks Drug
Store. 1871
EMrs. Jens Munksgaard is very sick at
her home this week, havine an attack
of pneumonia.
Earl Hollenbeck has purchased new
Kratzer buggy from the hustling local
dealers, Ruhs & Carter.
. Car load of Nebraska hay now on the
track. If you want any hay see me
about it at once. l.. G. johnson. 1871,
Mesdames A. c. Neitsel and August
Cerka went to Victor today to attend
the funeral of their nephew, Harry
Neitsel
Mrs. NJ. Carroll and daughter Miss
Grace are spending the day in Atlantic
with Mrs. Watt Fry, who is patient
at the hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth Waters and Mrs.
Edith Crane of Extra attended the De
gree of Honor meeting at the home of
Mrs. J. Chandler yesterday.
Street Commissioner A. Caldwell has
put the streets in fine condition with
the big grader, making decided i'm
provement in their looks.
If you are looking for a nice up-to-
date summer hat better see Mrs. Long
Friday and Saturday. Hats especially
priced for this sale at 3d. so and $4.50. !
Ralph Robinson, who has the contract
for the laying of the city's new water
mains commenced work on the same
Tuesday.
Economics is April 21, p. m. Bear in
mind this is the annual election of
officers and full attendance is much
desired.
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Kuhn from Pensacola, Fla, says they
have enjoyed their sojourp in the south
immensely. They expect to return home
next week.
Mrs. Minnie Sype finished success
full meeting at the s. ID. A, church in
Audubon this week and returned to
Carroll yesterday. Four converts were
added to the church.
Word was received in Audubon Tues
day that Mrs j. Trede former Audi
bon resident, but now of Atlantic under
went an operation there on Monday and
that she is doing nicely.
Mrs. S. j. Grandstaff who was here
for visit with her daughter, Mrs. e.
K Weeks, returned home to Guthrie
Center today. Mrs. Weeks accompa-
MED her as far as Atlantic.
DIR. Becker came from Atlantic Mon
day and with DR.. Fulton performed an
operation on the little son of W. Beason
and wife, taking quantity of pus
from the childs chest. The little fellow
is improving nicely.
Cut Leaved- Weeping Birch, Sugar and
Norway Naples. Rus Olive, Buckeyes,
Lindans, Sycamores, Chestnut, Elm,
Ash, Boxelder and others for shade, or.
namentals and parkings Send in inn
mediately for them to w. NJ Bomber
ger, Harlan, Iowa. 15S.
Karl Rasmussen is having a cement
block curbing put in front of his resi-
dence property. This will add greatly
to the appearance of his home. A. s.
Culver is also making some extensive
improvements on his residence. The
old porch is being torn away and a new
and up-to-date one will take its place.
Services will be held at the Methodist
Episcopal church in Ross, Sunday af-
ternoon, April 10Th, at 3 o'clock 1t
being stormy day the last regular
preaching day, we did not reorganize
the Sunday school. We wish to have
full attendance next Sunday for this
pun, 'ose at 2 D. m. Come with your
lesson prepared. We expect to have
our next. quarterly meeting Sunday
afternoon, April 26th. Edward b.
Scoggan, Pastor
Mrs Emma McIntosch who with her
daughter went to Oregon about two
years ago where she established and
conducted Keister Ladies Tailoring
college, returned to Audubon Tuesday
for couple of weeks visit. They came
from st. Louis where Mrs. Mcintosh
has been familiarizing herself more
thoroughly with the excellent system
she has been teaching While here she
will visit her sister, Mrs. FL. A. Chris
tiansen and other relatives.