Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-19
LATE LOCAL NEWS
Let Us Print Your Sale Bills.

Let Us frlnt -FOUR SAFE blils.
Il you want Majestic Vacuum
Cleaner call on @. H. Wilde. S.tf.
Half Price sale of wall paper at
Roberts Drug Store begins March End 80
Nj. J. Fahricius went to Coon Rapids
lest evening on business and to visit with
relatives.
J. G. Petersen and wife went to Casey
to visit with his brother Andrew and
family today.
Geo. Martin came from Lake City to-
day to he present at the funeral of his
cousin, Mrs. Geo. McNary.
Workmen are busily engaged putting
in new steel ceiling in the store room
recently occupied by James Boyer.
If you are in need of wall paper this
spring wait until March End and buy it
of Roberts at Half Price. 81
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
held Missionary tea in the church par
lors and on Saturday evening had val
entine party.
Mrs A. Ferguson went TO Manning
today to visit her sister, Mrs. ], V.
Hunter. who is on the road to complete
recovery from her long illness
Will Kirkham, who was called here
on case in court as witness was ex.
cused and returned to his home at Ami
ia last evening.
Mrs. Fred Beneke. who was called
here to attend the funeral of Mrs. So
phia Mehle. returned to her home at
Mason City today.
Geo. Murrey. engineer on the Rock
Island branch, resumed his run yester-
day, following a two weeks lay-off on
account of illness at his home in At
lantic.
As the first of March approaches sew
eral will find themselves without houses
to move into. If anyone knows of a
house to rent, kindly phone the Repub-
| lican Office
Rev. p. NJ. Petersen of Mortified,
Mimi, and Rev J. Carlson of Plainview,
Neb,, who were conducting meetings at
EbeneZer church, returned to their
homes today.
Lou Loss while at work at the car
penter trade early today, had the mis-
fortune to cut a severe cash in his left
hand. He went to doctor and had the
wound dressed.
Owing to the lateness of the arrival
of couple of our correspondence this
week we were compelled to leave them
out. Correspondence should be in if
possible, not later than Tuesday.
NJ. F. Kerwin came from Carroll to-
day to clerk the Madison Spencer sale
and will visit old friends while here.
His brother, R. M. who was on visit
at Carroll accompanied him home.
Mrs. Godfrey Dreher and child re-
turned home last evening from Cumber-
land, where she went six weeks ago to
attend the marriage of her sister, Miss
Louise Rothcamp and remained for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. VIM. Wolf of Worthington and
Mrs. II. G. Caldwell of Monticello ar
arrived here today, being called on &C
count of the dangerous condition of
their sister, Mrs. Nate Turner who suf-
fered paralytic stroke Monday.
The tearing down of the old light
plant at the foot of lower broadway
gives that part of town an entirely diff.
ferent appearance When the street
has been Strengthened and the old der
bis removed, il will take away one of
Audubon's old land marks.
Rev. J. G. Schwab who has been con-
Quoting a series of revival meetings in
Melville township has been compelled
to close until after March LIST on account
of the severe weather and the continued
illness of Mrs. Schwab who has been
afflicted with quincy, but is now some
what improved
Word reached Audubon this morning
that the colored janitor of ore of the
business houses in Atlantic and we'll
known character, while passing the al
ley adjacent to the Whitney State Bank
was shot through the head by an IN
known person about 3 o'clock, and died
few hours later.
Rev. Freedline and family returned
home this morning from Elliott. where
they were called to attend the funeral
of one of the pastors former members,
Rev. Freedline also conducted the fun-
eral services. He returned today for the
purpose Of conducting the services for
the Mrs. McNary funeral, which makes
the third funeral service he has held
| this week.