Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-12-24
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TUT du eIeSdut DOCK Ior SHrlStmdS
present so to Wilhelm's.
For your Christmas presents 60 to
Wilhelm's City Drug Store.
Miss May Reilmund went to Shelby
Tuesday morning to visit during the
holidays.
Ellis Harper returned from Indianola
Wednesday for Christmas visit with
his parents.
Sheriff J. II .l"'ies returned Wednrs-
day evening from an official business
trip to Clarinda
II. Is. Herbert went To Atlantic
Monday for II few days visit with lis
mother and brothers.
Misses Maud Doak aud Grace Crevel-
ing went to Atlantic today for
Christmas visit with friends.
Fred and Nellie Cole, of Lyons, Ia,
returned to their home Tuesday after
a visit with the Cole families here.
The public schools closed yesterday
for the holiday vacation which will
last until the First Monday of the new
year
j. A. OverholtZer returned from
McCOol Junction, Nebraska, today and
will spend Christmas with his family
in Audubon.
o. o. Hudson, of Lamont, was in
Audubon Monday. Mr.. Hudson was
formerly resident of Audubon and
was in town OH legal business.
Edward Roche. of Stuart, who re-
sided in Douglas township for num-
Der of years, visited with friends in
and about Audubon this week.
II. w. Wilson, J. NJ. Bryan and
Charles f. Palmer, all veterans of the
late war, have been notified to rppear
before the pension board for examina
ton.
Services next Sunday at the Metho.
dist church. Subject in the morning.
"Go Forward" Evening, "The Ar
raignment of the Sinner at the Bar of
God"
Auditor elect Thomas Lohner and
family moved from Extra to Audubon
Monday. Mr.. Lohner occupies the
Owen residence, recently vacated by
F. A. Buthweg.
A deal was consumated Friday by
which Mr.. J. S. Dart, of Orchard,
Nebraska, became owner of the Park
hotel. Mr.. Dart is any experienced
hotel man and will take personal
charge of the house January LIST.
Veritas lodge A. F. and A. M. held
its annual election Saturday evening.
Officers chosen were j. II. Scott, w.
NJ; w. Huntsberger, S. W.; j. l..
Rippey, j. w.; Thos. Walker, Secretary,
and J. NJ. McKarahan, Treasurer.
The newly elected officials were in
stalled Tuesday evening.
VIM. Humphrey returned Tuesday
morning from Iowa City where he and
Mrs. Humphrey were called by the
sickness of his father who, is 70 years
of age and is sick with dropsy,
Mrs. Humphrey remained in Iowa
City. Mr.. Humphrey having returned
home to look after business matters.
The twenty eighth day of December
will be the tiftieth anniversary Of the
admission of Iowa to the rank of a
state and Governor Drake has issued a
proclamation concerning the proper
observance Of the day. The flag will
| be displayed OIL all public buildings
and the governor recommends that
the day be a flag day for everybody.
Prof. d. p. Repass will leave next
Monday for Des Moines to attend the
meeting of the State Teachers Asso-
citation which convenes Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. Prof. Repass is president of
the county superintendent depart
ment and has also been selected as
leader Of the uperintendent's ground
table," as the discussions in these
meetings are termed.
Drs. Middleton and Hill, of Daven-
port, DR.. Emmert, of Atlantic and
DIR. Denote performed a surgical
operation on Mrs. Wilson Burnside
Monday, for the removal of tumor
from the cavaty of the abdomen.
Mrs. Burnside has been very ill for
some time and the operation was de-
termined on, as the only way for re-
lief. She recovered nicely from the
shock of the operation and at this
writing is getting along as well as
could be expected. Mrs. Burnside's
friends will be glad to know that the
prospect for speedy recovery to her
usual health are very good.
Did you read the advertisements in
this paper? If you did not, you had
better do it now. There is something
mentioned in some one of those ads
that you want and are going to buy in
few days. Our advertisers are offer
ing that very thing for sale. They
want to sell it to you. They give you