Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-02-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

When you know of a good news
item call 22 and tell us about it.
| Ed. Carroll is in Atlantic today
attending to matters of business.
Ed. O'Brien came from Minooka,
ILL.,. yesterday for few days visit
with his parents and other rela-
tives.
| ]. z. Swezey took the Rock Island
for Des Moines this morning and
while there will look after some bus
mess matters.
F. L. Wickham left this morning
for Atlantic where he expected to
spend the day, later going to Dexter
to visit relatives for a week or ten
days.
| DR.. James Hollenbeck went to Des
Moines this morning to attend the
State Veterinary Association which
will be in session Friday and Satur-
day. n
Miss Woodbury., who is making
her home in this city with her sister,
Mrs. Rev. Greenlee, left this morn
ing for Burlington for an over Sun
day visit with her brother.
To all hog raisers: The manufac-
Iturers of p e Powders and Carsol-
lium Dip. If you have sick hogs, try
Eckman's Special treatment for sick
hogs. Martin Mogg, Agent.
| Twin boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs Lester Johnson, six miles north
west of Audubon, last Sunday. They
lived but a short time and were
buried in Maple Grove cemetery yes
terday.
i The Masons met in special session
at their lodge room last Friday eve
ming and conferred a third degree
J on a candidate. The regular meet
: ing comes Friday night and it may
! be possible that some work will be
J done.
Mrs. Everett Smith and daughter,
Mrs. r. l.. Robinson went to Manning
this morning to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Ella Foster which takes place
at the M. e. church at two o'clock
this afternoon. Mrs. Foster, who is
about SO years Of age, died at her
home in Atlantic Monday.
There are several families who
will be compelled to move the first
of next March and there are no
houses for them to move into. It Is
/
, ought to have at least dozen good
tenement houses right now and all
of them would be taken. Here is
a proposition for our monied men
that will bear investigation.
i. Reynolds & Davis, the new pro-
prietors of the Park Meat Market
are handling a splendid line of goods
and are meeting with favor with the
patrons of the shop. They are do
ing everything to please their GUS
toners and are selling meats at
prices that prove attractive. They
will be pleased to have you call at
their place of business and give
them at least a share of your bust
ness.-Adv.
Miss Tressa CASTOR and Miss Their
essa MCGUIRE went to Carroll this
morning where both these excellent
young ladies will be initiated into
the order of the Daughters of Isa-
bella at meeting o fthat order to be
held tonight. Following the work
a banquet will be held to which a
large number have been invited. Miss
Wren Lane assisted in the post Office
today during Miss Gaston's absence.
Frank Herndon who has Office
rooms in the Howald block, had an
unpleasant experience the other day.
He was in one of the rooms of the
building and in some unaccountable
manner the door he entered became
locked He was unable to get out
and after attracting the attention of
Others of the building, it was neces-
sary for the sheriff and a number
of assistants to take the door from
its hinges to release him from the
predicament into which he had so
innocently fallen.
Big box social at the M. w. A. op-
era house, Friday evening, Feb, 5th
given by the w. o. w. lodge. Every
one is most cordially invited and
earnestly requested to attend. A
good program with music is being
prepared and you are assured OF a
fine time. Let every member of your
family be present. 1t will be an eve
ming of enjoyment for all. The boxes
will be sold ito the highest bidder.
good timd is in store for you il
you will onlf come. Remember the
date. Friday February 9Th.