Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-12
Money to loan ON LIST and zn0
mortgages at lowest rates. Abstracts
to all lands and lots In Audubon
County furnished promptly
Arnold, Ross & Rasmussen.

his brother. John.
Mrs. Earl Maharg and children
left this morning for Omaha where
| they will make short visit.
| Mr. Andraeson VINO recently
bought the five tract from j. j.
| hutchinson. this week sold tho same
to Geo. Hillyer.
]. E. Kerwin was in Carroll the
fore part of the week visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ F. Kerwin.
a. f. Beason returned from
Omaha Yesterday with TWO new Nit
chells. He also unloaded car load
of Saxson cars yesterday.
]. E. Griffith the druggist, has
Just purchased a new Mitchell from
the local dealer. A. E Beason and
the delivery was made yesterday.
Ii you have any ruobish that needs
to be hauled away, or any garden
blowing that you want done. see
me or telephone 157. Roy Prather.
]. W. Landrum, of Audubon Music
Co.. went to Des Moines this morn
ing to attend a special attraction
that is TO he presented III that city
tonight.
Many people are now very busy
getting in gardens. some planting a
great deal more than formerly. The
robbins and other birds are also
busy feeding up on angle worms.
Mrs. Chris Nelson and her brother
Levi Jensen who have been visiting
their parents, departed the fore part
of the week for Sac City, where Levi
will continue his studies in the pub
lie schools,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thieland, who
have been visiting their laughter.
Mrs. Anna Wieland at Templeton,
were in the city yesterday and left
on the EARLY train TINS morning for
their home in Atlantic.
Bernal Carter, who visited with
his father in Nebraska after attend
ing the wrestling match in Omaha,
returned TO Audubon yesterday 10
resume his work as linotype opera
ter at the Advocate Office.
! Herman Jensen left Monday for
Lincoln Nebr.. where he is attend
ing the state university. lie had
been here to spend his spring vaea-
tion at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Jensen.
Earnest Mikklesen and wife left
this morning for Colfax. where they
will spend a couple of weeks in the
hope of getting relief from rheuma-
tism from which Mr. Mikklesen has
been suffering the past few months.
Received, another large Shipment
of ladies and children's trimmed
: hats. They are beauties. and so
low in price you can't help but buy
one. Also a nice line of auto caps.
Renftle q Reed, South Park, Audi
bon. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Keith return
, er yesterday from several days visit
with friends in Omaha. Mr.. Keith
: witnessed the big wrestling bout and
is thoroughly convinced that Cad
, dock is about the best man who ever
set foot on mat
t Dan Wagner, was home over Sun
I day visiting his parents, Mr.. and
{ Mrs. John Wagner. He went from
l here to Omaha to witness the
Stecher-C addock wrestling match
!. and from there returned to his stud
les at Ames College.
The carpenters are doing some
splendid work at the court house
where all of the floors are being re-
laid in the different offices. Other
needed improvements are also being
made. all with a view TO giving tie
public better service,
The City Council finished its work
as board of review at the meeting
in the council chamber last night.
They have been in session nine con-
secutive nights. and have set April
/ 9th as the day on which they will
hear objections to the raising or
lowering of the assessments on city
property.
NJ A. Connolly. representing
Thearle & Duffield, manufactures of
fire works, of Chicago, was in the
city Tuesday to meet with the proper
committee and sold them the nee
essary fire works for the big display
on the evening of July 4th. which
will be the closing event of the Two
days firemcns tournament.
An archway has been cut in the
walls of the double room occupied
by the Wilson Department Store
which will permit the patrons of
that store to go from the dry goods
side TO The grocery department with
/ out inconvenience. 1t is a splendid
improvement and will be a matter of
convenience to the clerks as well as
the customers
George Weaver. w. G. Wilson and
! ID. l.. Freeman left this morning for
Des Moines where they will meet
Adjutant General Logan to talk
over the matter of organizing conf
pany of soldiers in Audubon county.
Fuller particulars regarding the out
come of the conference will be an
nounced in a latter issue OF the Re-
publican.
Enier Nelson formerly of this city,
but who has been section boss on the
Northwestern at Neville. Iowa, has
been promoted by being transferred
to Wall Lake where he has full
charge of the work. Elmer is but 10
years of age and holds the record for
being the youngest man TO fill such
an important position in the employ
of this company
Prof. j. W. Leach of Atlantic.
who has a large class of pupils in
voice culture in Audubon. will give
concert at the Methodist church
next Monday evening to aid the poor
Belgium children. The program
will be well worth hearing and our
people should patronize the concert
literally as all of the net proceeds
will be sent TO the suffering children.
NJ. +. Jones and family left yes
terday for Oakland. where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Jones
\ and Merel Rippey have formed a
/ DartnerShip and about Nav first will