Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| ne ldltSl Styles III nlSH cut SnOeS
for ladies at Rasmussen & Jensen.
The latest styles in high cut shoes
for ladies at Rasmussen & Jensen.
Get your next pair of shoes at Ras-
mussen & Jensen's and save some
money.
Lost string of green rosary beads.
Finder return TO Margaret McCar-
vile.
Try our mems shoes, work and
dress, from $3.50 up. Rasmussen. &
Jensen.
| Get your next pair of shoes at Ras-
mussen & Jensen's and save some
money. il<
Lars Jensen was a passenger to
Carroll this morning for an over Sun
day visit with friends.
| Mrs. John Reinemund and Miss
Bessie Turner are spending the day
with friends in Atlantic
1t is time for you to be buying your
work shoes and no one can sell them
die Wear-U-Well shoes.
H. P. Rasmussen and wife and son
Rudolph departed this morning for
Cedar Falls to spend a few days with
his sister, Mrs. c. Mikklesen.
Martin Mogg who has been out on
the road representing the Eckman
Co., of Omaha, returned from ST..
Francis. Kansas, yesterday.
Alex Ferguson has re-established
himself on the AuduboI Hardware
Co. corner where he will continue TO
dispense peanuts and pop corn.
w. H. Bolton and Perry Carter
left this morning for Milford where
they will visit relatives and friends
and look after some business matters.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Johansen last Sunday morning.
Unfortunately the child lived but a
short time. Mrs; Johansen is doing
nicely.
Mrs John Hite and daughter, Mrs.
Brenton, departed this morning for
Des Moines where Mrs. Hite intends
to undergo an operation at one of
the hospitals.
Rev. j. P. Christensen, pastor of
the Danish Lutheran church will hold
services at the United Brethren
church at Egan Valley next Sunday
afternoon at $3.50.
Buy Wear-U-Well shoes from
A. NJ. Currier. A new shipment of
as well save some money ON your
all sizes has just arrived. You might
shoes if you buy them here.
Hi Mendenhall is moving the old
laundry building to the Northwestern
TRICKS where he will locate 1t just
south of the side track The build
ing will be remodeled and used for
a factory
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alt who left
here several months ago to visit in
California, arrived in Audubon
yesterday. They made several stops
enroute home, their last stop being
in Kansas.
Frank Hudspeth, manager of the
Audubon Produce Co., went to At
lantic this morning to consult with
the officers of the company regarding
some improvements that are to be
made on the building here.
Bruno and his company will give
their play on next Monday night for |
the benefit of the w. o. WIS. The |
price of admission will be 35c Every |
body attend and thereby help the
home lodge as we'll as to see first
class show
On April 9Th, at the Methodist |
church, will be given concert that |
will be worth attending. The instru-
mental numbers will be furnished by
Prof. Gifford's advanced pupils, the
vocal numbers by Miss Esther Larson,
soprano and Miss Belle Parnham, con-
tralto. A complete program will be
published in next weeks issue of the
II is time for you to be buying your
work shoes and no one can sell them
as cheap as A. M. Currier. We han
die Wear-U-Well shoes.
Miss Annetta Delahoyde who has
been in very poor health the past two
has so far recovered from her
lilment that she was able to be out
Of doors one day the fore part of the
week.. Her friends have been deeply
concerned about her condition and il
will be pleasing news to learn that
she is improving and regaining her
strength.
A school of instruction is being
held at the Masonic hall. A district |
lecturer arrived yesterday and the
school will continue each afternoon
and evening until Friday evening at
which time the third degree will be
on a candidate. Quite a
number of the Masons of the county
are availing themselves of the oppor-
unity of attending this school of in
;truction.