Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-12-31

Henry Jacobson went to Atlantic
tim. Tuesday on business
man w. s. Armstrong went down to
Atlantic Tuesday on business.
g. Chas. Weiland and wife, of Allan
tic, visited friends in town Tuesday.
&c o. p. Tyler, of Council Bluffs, was
, to
,:c.4 Jas. Cunningham went to Extra
"s"' Tuesday to visit at the John Mcguire
home.
'"ee Mrs. NJ. H. Mccall and children
went down to Extra Tuesday to visit
was relatives.
Miss Dora Stephany, of Earling,
H., visited here with her sister, Mrs. w.
ends. L. Castor, Tuesday.
spent Rev. Walburn went to Coin Monday,
lntic. being called there to ofiiciate at the
North marriage of a friend.
.KER. Green Bass wood for sale at H.
own. Fredrickson's, on the old w. d. Stan
in a ley farm. sl5O per load. $50
Miss Cory Osborne, of Atlantic,
owed and Mr.. Cleveland we're guests at the
n of w. W. Smith home Tuesday
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C. p. Twining left last Thursday
and for their new home at Pleasantville.
cago Mrs Twining vent week before.
We have fur overcoats left that
was we will close out at very large sacri-
way fee. lido BROS.
We publish in this issue an interest
le NJ. ing letter from F. w. Smith who
cries formerly lived three miles southwest
next of town.
j. H. Thorp has been spending the
hVer' holidays here at home. He is work.
week ing at his trade of timing and plumb
WISH ing in Perry.
Elem Sears who has been working
'he all season for John Ward at bridge
were h,ildiro IN ob,iar oo,nty 10 homo
ives. for the winter.
well -
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Mott went to
Harlan yesterday to attend the mar
rom riage of the adopted daughter of
T. Judge and Mrs. Macy.
leas. Judge w. II. Green is going to
Washington, ID. C. the first of next
week to argue case before the SUI
week preme court of the United States.
ry is 49,
IN it ]. S. Dennis commenced putting up
move ice Tuesday, hauling from the Botna
near Jack OBrien's. Chas. Talbot
commenced today hauling from Kib
es' by's.
other j. w. Loughrey, of Coon Rapids,
ann and John Barber, of Dysart father
lace, and uncle of w. +. Laughrey, visited
here with the latter Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. . ----
came letter rom robert Dennis VINO
and recently went to Los Angeles, Calf,
,ears ordering the REPUBLICAN to his
the address, states that he has good job
at $3.50 per day
caoo A little son was born to Mr.. and
Their, Mrs. Will Griffith, OF Melville town
tn an ship, last Friday. This is about the
Ross best and most appropriate Christmas
ne of gift we have heard of.
j. F. Frazier has improved so much
ten that be was removed yesterday to his
farm home. His sister Miss Rose Frazier
win and brother Bert Frazier, of Atlantic,
Bill have been here several days.
viii Mrs NJ. L. Gates received fine
rocking chair from the ladies aid soci-
visit ETY. of the Christian church for a
last Christmas present. She has beei
, the president of the society for some time.
llege The condition of the roads was
esent never better, so remark those who
irin- come in from the country. With the
exception of few windy spells of zero
ond weather. the winter so far has been
toIlxs very pleasant.
now The young people are inclined to
p or make good use of their freedom from
men. school work and celebrate extensively
erior during the holidays. A number of
ioing them were entertained very pleasantly
at the Sampson home Tuesday even
. ing.
N The following letters remain un-
u claimed at the Audubon Post Office