Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-10

Last days, of Pompeii at the Gem.

China hog sale, which will be held
Feb. 29th.
Good seven room house for rent,
will rent by the year. Enquire at this
Office or see ID. j. Conklin.
II you are going to have a public
sale 1t will pay you to have your bills
printed at this office.
]. H. Fosnaugh, the liveryman, had
business calling him to Manning the
fore part of the week.
Attorney ]. H. Ross went to Allan
tic yesterday to look after the matter
of the will of the late II. J. Cooley.
Miss Kitson, who makes her home
in Atlantic at present was here owe,
Sunday visiting her parents.
A large hard coal burner, in good
condition, for sale. See Geo. Hen
riksen or telephone aga white.
Andrew Andersen left yesterday
for Sioux City where he will spend
several days visiting friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. W. J. Krauel went to Guth-
rie Center Tuesday to spend few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Toll Shipley.
/ have for sale a lot of good farm
mares all the time. If you are II,
need of them had better see me at
once. F. o. Niklason.
Miss Bessie Miller went back to
her studies at Iowa State College at
Ames Tuesday after spending week
with home folks.
Lost a small leather pocket book
containing some money on Saturday.
Finder please leave at this office and
receive reward.
Martin Jensen, who has been stay
ing here the past year, left yesterday
for Dallas Center where he has secur-
ed employment for the summer.
Mr.. II. l.. Carey Of Adair and
John Reimers, of Adair, were in the
city yesterday looking after some
very important business matters.
F. E. Tessman and son, w. o.
Tessman, were passengers to Des
Moines yesterday where they went to
look after some business matters.
Mrs. II. ID. Charles and Mrs. H.
Collins, of Des Moines, arrived in the
city yesterday for short visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bertel Jensen.
Sam Andersen who has been here
on an extended visit, left yesterday
for Weeping Water, Neb., where he
has accepted a position in a bakery.
John Crees, who is employed on a
farm near Shelby was home over
Sunday, visiting his parents,
returning to his work on Tuesday
morning.
F.. L. Anderson and son Frank.
left Tuesday morning for Des Moin-
es, where they attended the horse
show and sale which is being held
this week.
Frank Sunberg and ID. w. Ran
dolph went to Des Moines yesterday
where they will attend the big horse
sale which began yesterday and will
continue throughout today.
F. o. Niklason will be at his barn
to buy horses of all kinds next Satur-
day. These horses are for the eastern
market. Now Is a good time to sell
so be sure to bring them in.
For sale:-Good fireproof building
in Carroll. Fine location. Will make
modern garage, machine shop OF
fa ctory. Easy terms or exchange for
good land Address Lock box V, Car
roll, Iowa. Str.
s. R.. Coffman who has been In
Omaha the past few months taking
a course of instruction In an auto
mobile school, returned home Tues
day morning, having finished the
prescribed course.
Mrs. Margaret Meishaln, who has
been keeping house for her son, b.
Meishaln, left yesterday for Casey,
where she will make an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Zellner.
M. F. Kerwin came from Carroll
yesterday to attend the Jensen sale
on the old Kerwin farm. This gave
him a splendid opportunity ofvisiting
with his many old time friends. and
neighbors.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual supper
| in the basement of the church on the
evening Of February the 22nd. Look
| for their announcement in the Re-
publican next week.
II. A. Tessman, the poland China
hog breeder near Ross Is going to
hold a big sale on February 29th.
This office is printing some catalogs
for him and those interested in this
sale will do well to secure one Of the
booklets.
A large number of ladies of the
Methodist Church and their husbands
attended the open missionary meet
ing at the home of Pastor Giddens
last Tuesday evening. The lesson was