Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-02-17
Friday and Saturday at the Cres-
cent, Bill Hart in sand"

cent, Bill Hart in sand"
Lice breed in cold weather. Pro-
texol get en- in jiffy 100000.
farmers use il. Free Offer February
14-19 at Tricks drug store.
This is your community ami ours.
Your success is ours. The peddleI
has no responsibility. tricks drug
store. Big Sale. Standard Hog Reg
ulator. February 1919.
The NJ. w. AS have been groom
ing large class of new candidates
for initiation. 1t is quite probable
that some of them will be taken in
at the next meeting, which will be
on next Tuesday evening.
George Mushrush and wife came
from Lynnville yesterday afternoon
for short visit with his mother and
numerous other relatives. George
is manager of the telephone COM
pany at Lynnville and is getting on
very nicely.
Considerable moving has been 60
ing on the past week. Some who in
tended moving the first of March
took advantage of the splendid
weather and moved last week.
Among those who moved last week
were H. A. Northup, A. S. Lupton
and Allen Sampson.
w. II. Stetzell, wife and son Ell
mer, of York, Nebr., and his sister,
Mrs. Anna Jackson, of Bradshaw,
Nebr., arrived in the city yesterday
to make an extended visit at the
home of their mother, and with their
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whom reside in or near Audubon.
Jack Schultz, the efficient phar-
macist at the Frick Drug store, went
70 Harlan the latter part of the week
for an over-Sunday visit with
friends. From there he went to
Omaha, where he attended to bus
mess matters and returned to Audi
bon this morning to resume his
duties.
w. ]. Kness, Familiarity known as
"Bill" among his friends, has taken
the general agency for the Liberty
Life Insurance Co., of Des Moines.
w. f. Bird, general agent for the
state of Iowa, is assisting Mr.. Knesa
in getting started and we predict he
will be a success in the insurance
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The orchestra at the Methodist
church furnished some splendid
music at the evening service Sunday
evening. 1t was their first public
appearance and crowded house
greeted them. The orchestra will be
a regular feature of the evening
service hereafter. A chorus choir is
also being organized to assist in the
evening song service.
The Hams Brothers orchestra
furnished the music for the st. VAL
entine dance at the w. o. w. hall
last Monday night. On account of
the muddy condition of the roads the
attendance was practically confined
to those from the city. The music
was very satisfactory and we under
stand arrangements are being made
to have them return at later date.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Lupton had a
warming at their new place of
abode Monday evening when twenty
or more friends were invited to par
ticipate in an evening of sociability.
Somerset was the diversions of the
evening. At a late hour dainty re-
freshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lupton have moved from the
Tharnish property into the Giddens
property lately vacated by G. l.. Gore
and family.
Basket ball fans in Audubon are
getting quite enthusiastic over the
game between the girls team OF the
A. III. S. and the team from Nevada
high school which is TO take place in
this city on Thursday and Friday ev-
enings of next week. The Audubon
girls team has not been defeated
this season and there are many who
corners. Audubon must win these
two games and then go to Des
Moines to win the state finals.
Charles Fulton is shipping his
farm implements and household
goods back TO Athens, Ohio, today.
The immigrant car left yesterday.
and today Mr.. Fulton aud his fam
lily leave for their former home. Mr..
Fulton came out here about fourteen
years ago and has been successful in
operating a farm. He feels that the
rents are too high at this time and
thought he could do about as well in
Ohio where rents are much lower.
Charley's many friends hope he will
not be disappointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Mantz and G..
A. Hahn came from their home in
Belle PLANE, Sask., Canada, the lat
ter part of the week for a visit at the
home OF their parents. In an inter-
view they said they had had but lit
tie snow in Canada this winter. and
letter from there on Tuesday stat
ed that their section Of the country
had been visited with downpour OF
rain, all of which Is highly essential
to good crops for next spring. Both
these gentlemen have done we'll in
Canada and are still making good by
investing in Canada lands.