Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-04-20

Prof Clifford and family movet
last Friday from the Horning broth
er's house in Freeman's addition into
the j. M. Edwards residence, recently
purchased from Mrs. j. l.. Jennings
Mrs. John Holtz had the misfortune
Friday of last week to fall down the
cellarway at her home and was quite
badly bruised about the body, but
fortunately she received no broker
bones.
John Horning, who resigned his
position as editor of the Advocate
Monday, commenced work with the
Electric Supply Co., Wednesday NOR,
ming. John will make good man in
the place.
The Park Hotel is undergoing some
needed changes under the new man.
agement and when all the new i'm.
provements are completed the Park
will be one of the up-to-date hotels
of the state.
Rob't Clark, who has been making
his home at Pomona, Calf, the past
four years, arrived home Sunday
noon for visit with his mother, Mrs
w. A. Clark, and with his brother
and sisters in the country.
b. B. Riley, since installing his new
machinery at his shoe factory is hav.
ing more work than he can handle
but with the additional machinery
that he is expecting this week he will
be able to handle all orders left with
him.
st. Patrick's Catholic church is OBJ.
serving Holy week with special ser.
vices and Father Simmons, o. B. s
of Milwaukee, Wis, arrived yesterday
to assist Father Mcdonald with Holy
Thursday, Good Friday and Easter
Sunday services.
The masquerade dance given Thurs.
day evening last at the Opera House
proved to be a decided success. A
large crowd was in attendance and an
enjoyable time was had by allpresent
Coles Orchestra furnished the music
which proved highly satisfactory.
Ed Frick of Spirit Lake visited in
Audubon with his wife and daughters
from Friday of last week until Tues.
day of this week, when he returned
to his work. While here he purchas-
ed car load of fine cattle for his
farm at Spirit Lake.
The Jas. Hunt sale, held last Sat-
urday afternoon proved a success de-
spite the fnclement weather. A fair
sized crowd was present and the
prices were above the average, as Col
Kness has the happy faculty of ex-
horting the coin when he has any
thing to dispose Of at public sale.
The newly married couples have
returned to Audubon. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. II. McFadden will make their home
in the VIM. Layland home. formerly
occupied by Frank Sampson and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Roberts will
live with her mother IN the Miss Ida
Reynolds house on South Washington
street.
Mrs. A. L. Pedalty and children,
whose former home was at Mason
City were here few days last week
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Fl. G..
Leach and family and the Arthur Far
quhar family. Arthur, accompanied
by Mrs. Leach and little daughter,
took them to Atlantic by auto Friday
where they took the train for their
new home at Hughson, Calf.
Louise Sanborn, 10 years old, 712
North avenue, was struck by an auto
mobile driven by DR.. F.. Rosenbladt
at Seventh Street and North avenue
Wednesday afternoon, Apr ~. She
was slightly bruised. --Des Moines
Tribune. In conversation here with
DR.. Rosenbladt he said that the above
article was not true. as ii was a six
year old boy whom he slightly bruis-
ed with his auto.