Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-04-01
For Easter Slippers. Rasmussen

NOW 10 Tie W lieu II.
Worm Powders. See Martin Mogg.
Two good rooms for rent close to
town. Enquire of Mrs. Mary Martens
One Acetylene light plant for sale.
A. N. Detwiler, Phone 2l2 Red. wv.
Now is the time to feed p. f.
Worm Powders. See Martin Mogg
H. T. Turner and wife are back
from attending the wedding of rel
alive at Madrid, Iowa.
j. G.. Huffman of Lincoln township
was called to Des Moines yesterday
on matter of business.
Emmert Brooks went to Des
Moines today to visit few days at
the DR.. Kimball home.
Aug. johnson came back this morn
ing from a several days business trip
to Council Bluffs.
Chas. Ferguson went to Atlantic
Wednesday to spend the day, and to
investigate business proposition.
Lorenzo Brooks came from Iowa
City yesterday for an extended Wis
1t with his sister, Mrs. Carrie Woods.
Mrs. A. FarQuhar and daughter,
Wynona and the Misses Nora and
May Hunt spent yesterday in Allan
tic calling on old friends.
G. C. Carter of the firm of Ruhs &
Carter is in Des Moines on a goods
buying expedition and before return
ing will visit his parents at Waukee.
Miss Eunice Cooley who has been
teaching school in this part of the
county, went to her home near Lorah
this morning to spend her spring va
cation.
John Crow, residing northeast of
Ross is to be operated on today at
the hospital in Atlantic. DR.. Fulton
went down on the early tarin to as
sist DR.. Becker.
Mrs. Wilson, the wife of a for
mer station agent at Gray where
they lived fourteen years, was in the
city this morning on her return to
her home at Adrian, Mo.
Miss Lucille Culver came from Iowa
City this morning to spend her school
vacation at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Culver She is a
student at the State University.
For Easter Slippers. Rasmussen
a. Jensen.
Will have car load of alfalfa
molasses on the Rock Island tracks
Saturday. Am pricing this at $21
a ton on track. If you are in need,
better get it while you can at this
price. Chas. Wilde
The Home Economies Department
of the Columbian Club will meet
next Tuesday, April 9Th at the home
of Mrs. J. r. Best. The subject will
be False Economies" with Mrs.
Chas. Wilde as leader
Mrs. John Griffith, Mrs. Mary Mar
tens and Miss Elsie Hollenbeck went
to Atlantic this morning to visit their
sousin, Miss Mary Marshall, of Shell
by, who is at the city hospital re-
covering from surgical operation.
Mrs. F. V. Rice and Mrs. w. c.
Bever of Milford, have been guests
at the home of r. F. Fry. Their
father, j. S. Fry who is 80 years OF
age, has been quite feeble and is
not getting along as well as they
had hoped.
Mrs. VIM. Berg and daughter have
returned from Sibley where they
went in company with Mr.. Berg to
attend the wedding of her brothers
more extended visit, but is expected
home in few days.
Axel A. Sundberg, OF st. Charles
| ILL.,, arrived in the city Tuesday and
has accepted a position in the furni.
ture and undertaking establishment
Of G. w. Hoover. AS soon as he can
find suitable quarters he will move
his wife and children here.
j. G. Petersen and family took the
Northwestern yesterday for Los An
geles, California, and If they like the
west they will leave their farm in
Douglas township and move to the
coast. Enroute they will make a
number of stops whill will enable
them to take in all of the sights.
/ have purchased the j. R. Wat
kins remidies together with the wag-
on and route from Albert Law and
will call on the customers within the
next few days. Will be glad to have
you hold your orders for me. A sup
ply of the remedies will always eb
found at the home of Joseph Kopp
in Audubon. w. A. Walters. 1872
Miss Gwendolin Carey, a student
at Grinnell College, arrived in the
city Saturday to spend her spring va
cation of ten days duration with her
uncle A. G. Ross and numerous Aud
ubon friends. Miss Carey will prob
ably spend her summer vacation in
the east and south after she COM
pletes her work at Grinnell in June.
Mrs. Flora Freeman returned this
morning from her three months stay
in Chicago She is feeling better
than she did before she left and is
more than delighted with her stay in
Chicago. She says she enjoyed ev-
cry minute of her stay and is back
to Audubon to take her place in the
Wilson & Freeman department store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kibbler who
have been spending the winter at
Dunlap came to Audubon the fore
part of the week TO ra ten days visit
with former friends. On account of
Mrs. KS health they will probably
remain in Iowa this summer instead
of going to their former home in
Canada.
Mesdames John Wagner, Harry
Northup, George Weighton, John
Griffith and Arthur Harmon are the
delegates from the Audubon Wom-
ans Club to the seventh Biennial of
the Iowa Congress of Mothers to be
held at Cedar Falls, April 8th, 9th,