Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-04-10

good prices and virtually all manu-
featuring industries to run on near
full time.
Best condition to plant now. Or
der trees, nursery stovk w. M. Bonn
berger, Harlan, la. I5-2t
We have the best secondhand
Ford cars for the money. Phone
8. E. HEREFORD, 282 0r 474. 1871
John Welch. who spent three days
at Gray ON business and attending
to some work, retained home Sat-
urday forenoon.
Best line of secondhand Ford
cars for sale. Price reasonable. s.
E. HEREFORD, residence phone 282;
office phone 474. 15-1t
Mrs. A. L. Brooks, who visited
relatives at the DR.. w. e. Kimbell
home in Des Moines, for several
days, returned to Audubon Friday
morning.
MIS-. Geo. l.. Clark, after a. visit at
Extra with her son, DR.. Clark and
in Audubon with friends, returned
to her home near Scranton Satur-
day forenoon.
| AASC VI SuiCdSO was
| Saturday afternoon arrival in Au-
dubon for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Marsden, housekeeper at the E.
S. Van Gorder home.
Bright and witty sayings. Classy
and snappy melody, combined with
good acting to bring forth superb
entertainment at the Presbyterian
church. Monday, April 14th. 1t
Mrs. F. NJ. C. Hansen and children
accompanied by her sister, Miss
Mary Hansen. who was here on an
extended visit. left Friday morning
for Blair, Nebr., to enjoy visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
p. Hansen.
II. G. Leach departed Friday
morning on one of HIS regular land
excursions to the Lower Rio Grande
Valley. Texas. They had spe-
cial train from Omaha and Kansas
City. Quite number of people
accompanied him on this trip.
Mrs. F. E. Weeks returned home
Friday morning from Guthrie Cen
ter. where she went two weeks ago
to visit relatives and attend the gold
en- wedding anniversary of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. !. Grandstaff
which occurred Monday of last week.
Mrs. Anna Mylenbush and Mrs
Guy Walters and children, who Wis.,
tied here with their friend, Mrs.
Chas. S. Lang. returned to their
home at Patton, Ia. Friday morn
ing. Mrs. Lang accompanied them
as far as Carroll and enjoyed the
day visiting with her son Chas. p.
Lang, who was In of the read.
How Zbyszko, who defeated
STRANGER" Lewis in New York last
week can be claimed as the worlds
champion, is a problem to many of
the mat fans. and especially the fans
IN Iowa, Earl Caddcok who won
the championship from Joe Stecher
and has defeated a.. corners since
then, has never met defeat. Not
having retired and still in the game
he is still the undisputed cham
piOn wrestler of the world.
Henry j. Henriksen departed Fri
day afternoon for Van Mugs, Calf,
where he was summoned by tele-
gram from his brother, Theodore
Henriksen, who was seriously Ill
and had to leave his business and
go to some springs to recuperate.
Henry will look after the business
for Theodore while he is taking a
rest. He also purchased his ticket
clear through to Van Nuys. stating
that his attention was called to II in
an article in last weeks Republican.
Captain Burton Freeman of Fon-
tanelle, Ia, celebrated his ninetieth
birthday last week by planting pota-
toes and doing some other work in
the garden. He was born in the
state OF New York in 1929, served in
the civil war In Company l, 9th
infantry, New York volunteers of
which company he was captain. He
took part In the first battle of Bull
Run. Captain Freeman enjoys
good health, Is quite active and
tskes deep interest In present day
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