Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01
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We do the most for others when
we do the most for ourselves.
Albert Gates came from his home
in Lewis Friday afternoon for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Rose Carr of Atlantic and her
son came Saturday afternoon for a
visit with friends.
James Andersen was a passenger
Saturday evening for Des Moines on
business and friendly visit.
Miss Daisy Prick went to Walnut
Saturday afternoon to visit couple
of days with her friend, Miss Beth
Thompson.
Miss Cecil Keith came home Sat
urday evening from Adair, where
she enjoyed several days visit with
friends at the Chas. Cox home.
Mike Boust and Don Preston, who
traded residence properties recently,
have moved into their new homes,
the transfer being made Thursday of
last week.
The we'll Matched chicks in the
carefully cared for brooder will
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1 supplied in proper amounts and at
the right intervals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe H. Ross returned
home Friday morning from Manning,
where they attended the reception
given by the Manning high school
alumni last Thursday night.
Victor Christensen, who has steady
employment in Atlantic, visited over
| Sunday in Audubon with friends,
coming up Saturday evening and re-
turning to his work Monday morn
ing.
Iowa lawns are being painted vel
low in great shape. 1t does not
mean that Iowa is a Stacker but her
hardy persistent yellow flower, the
dandelion, is claiming attention ev-
erywhere.
Judge j. B. Rockafellow and Court
Reporter Charles r. Linn went to
their homes in Atlantic Friday even
ing to remain over Sunday with their
folks. They returned here Monday
and reopened court.
Mrs. B. r. CASTOR and grand
daughter, little Veronica Craney, left
Saturday morning for Omaha, the
home of the child's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Craney, Mrs. Craney being
the daughter of Mrs. CASTOR.
We have just received a large
shipment of Red River Early Ohio
Potatoes for planting. Very choice
stock. Come in and see them if
you are in need of any. Renftle
& Reed, South Park, Audubon.
The Chattanooga Times says that
all the republicans in the new con-
gress seem to be generals. Sure
thing. It's the democratic army in
which there is only one dictator and
all the rest of the soldiers are priv
ates.
One of the best and most modern
homes in Audubon, close in, is offered
for sale at this time. Those who
are contemplating moving to Audu-
bon later will do well to investigate
this proposition. Enquire at this
office. 12-tf.
If you have good breed of pigs
take good care of them; feed the
young growing stock all they will eat
of warm mill feed slop made fresh
every day; after the slop is eaten,
scatter one or two quarts of white
oats in the straw in the pen.
John Maybury, wife and two chill
| dren of Atlantic came to Audubon
Saturday afternoon for a visit with
friends. They left by auto for
Manning to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Best and with his half
brother, Thos. Finnerty and family.
Mrs. c. C. Caswell and daughter,
Dorothy of Denison, who enjoyed a
visit in Audubon with her grandpa
rents and friends, from Tuesday un-
til Friday of last week, left Satur-
day morning for Lewis to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates.
Now they have found a man who
carries his money in his sock. That
is too prosaic. There is a charm
| ing mystery about woman carrying
her purse in her stocking, but for a
man to make bank of his old sock
that he wears around HI neck is a
course joke.
Ask Sheriff Wilson about his gal
liant effort to rescue Hans Albertsen
and the children. He called for ad-
ditional help, only to be informd that
| IL WAS not ueSueu, dS mans uiu nut
have the large family that Frank
supposed he had Frank was put
wise by Bob Curtis.
| Helen Rowland is an emotionist
but knows the human heart. She
| says: "A clever wife spends half
her time in stimulating her hus-
bands vanity, and the other h.
reducing the fever so that it wont go
to his head and make hin -.
why he wasted himself on her."
Just unpacked a large cask of
English white dishes-cups, saucers
and in fact anything that you want
to complete a set of the best white
4 dishes on the market today. Come
in while they last and the assort-
ment good. Renftle & Reed.
South Park, Audubon, Iowa.
With change in the color of num-
Der plates it is not going to be safe
this year to drive car without pay
ing the license fee. We doubt the
wisdom of allowing the use of num-
Der plates more than one season.
There are some people who will
evade payment of the license if they
can.