Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-11-27
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Cut glass ana CHINA ana silver
novelties at ]. F. Bakers.
What's become of the folks that
used to be called "old maids?"
YOU KNOW WHAT Kingsbury
and Chiropractic did to the FLU"
last winter.-Adv.
You may love your neighbor as
yourself all your life and never find
a neighbor that loves you as he loves
himself.
Mrs. Matt Butterton, who spent a
few days in Des Moines consulting
an occulist, returned home Tuesday
evening.
Richard Petersen, who has been
visiting at the Nels Winthers home,
returned this morning to his home
in Omaha.
There may not be anything new
under the sun, but woman with a
last seasons coat couldn't be con-
WINGED of it.
Custom is a strange thing that
makes women bind themselves in
whalebone and men bind their heads
in derby hat.
Mrs. Fred Morrison and two
daughters left yesterday morning
| for Stuart for an over Thanksgiving
visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cochran of
Earlham arrived in the city Tuesday
for an over Thanksgiving visit in
! the city with relatives.
Mrs. G. L. Dreher, who has been
| spending the week at the home or
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Rathkamp in Atlantic, returned
this morning.
Women are so sentimental they
sometimes weep over the imaginary
troubles of the movie heroine, but
| they never cried down the necks OF
bored bartenders.
Practically all of the business
houses in the city will close at noon
| today. The banks, of course, will
not open at all as they observe the
day as a legal holiday.
A woman may look better for a
little rouge and powder, but no
woman looks better for lots of
rouge and powder. Even her regu-
lar face is an improvement on that.
]. ]. Lane, who has been spending
| several weeks at he home of his son
at Oskaloosa, arrived in the city
yesterday for an extended visit at the
home of his son, F. d. Lane. and fam
| lily.
Munksgaard & Kjer are repaper-
| ing the interior of the Reinemund
hardware store this week and the
place will be so much different when
Pearl returns from Chicago that he
will not know the place.
Miss Julia Ebert, who has been
| employed at thesAckerman store the
past several months, has severed her
| connection with that institution.
Julia will take a much needed rest
before entering other employment.
Who remembers the old time faith
| err who went down town on Sat
| urday night with market basket
| and a dollar and came back with
basket filled with groceries and a
sack of candy for the children?
E. Mantz left yesterday morning
| for Hobart, Okla, where he will
spend the winter. Mr.. Mantz has
been going to Hobart for several
years and seems to like that part of
| the country when the wintry days
come in Iowa.
Harry Lowther of Tama was in
the city Sunday Visiting old time
friends. Harry lived in Audubon
several years but went from here to
Charlton six years ago. He may
decide to return to Audubon to make
his home in the near future.
]. NJ. Gray, the principal stock
H., 4 Oh otn m
the city over Sunday visiting at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
i Lougheed and husband who are now
nicely located in the j. II. Ross res
idence in the east part OF the city.
Clarence and Albert Nelson We're
in the city Monday afternoon enroute
to Hutchinson, Mimi, where they
win attend the Hutchinson Theologi-
cal Seminary. Clarence attended
the seminary last year but was taken
sick and was compelled to return
home.
Mrs. Matte Crowthers who has
been visiting her husband at Mime
apolis, Mimi, the past three weeks,
returned Monday morning. While
| she was in Minneapolis she had her
! tonsils removed which had given her
great deal of trouble. She will
| again be found on duty at the con-
| fectionery story with her brother,
i Pete Dennis.
i Carl Hansen of FIT. Dodge was in
i the city over Sunday visiting his
wife and daughter. Mr.. Hansen has
good position with large whole
sale house there and has decided to
remain permanently. His wife
| who has been assisting at the First
National Bank since last spring ins
4 tends 10 ipip, him soon to make Ft.
Dodge their 'permanent home. ~
f.. d, Lane of the Audubon Marble
| Works has just received another car
load of granite and marble from the
big quarries in Wisconsin. Only a
few weeks ago he received two car
loads. The Marble Works is GER
tainly doing a good business and
is turning out a lot of high class
work
Chiropractor Kingsbury is having
a hot water heating plant installed
| for the purpose. of heating the en-
tire second floor of his building. His
business having increased to the ex-
| tent of making il necessary for him
to occupy the entire eight rooms.
and he considers it impossible to
heat so many rooms with stoves.
]. w. Budd spent Sunday with rel
atives and old time friends in Anita.
He told the Anita boys that the old
home town was pretty good place
| but il they wanted to see the best
town on earth of its size they would
have to come to Audubon. Mr..
Budd and his family moved here late
in the summer, he having accepted