Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-11-19
MONEY TO LOAN.
AT 5 per cent interest, option.
al payments, with the German
Savings Bank.
NASH, PHELPS & PHELPS.
DR.. G. E. Brooks, Dental office
over Talbott's Restaurant.

among the SICK folkS TINS week..
| John Reinemund Sr. continues
dangerously i'll, suffering much.
G. w. Cosson is at Crrrol today to
look after case he has in district
court.
Mrs. G. w. Preston has been quite
sick this week but al present is some
better.
Mrs. G.. FL. Jones gave dinner Sat
| urday for her friend Mrs. Dawson, of
Atlantic.
Mrs. Kate Sheets, of Manning, was
in town visiting relatives the fore part
of the week.
Remember the date of the Hereford
sale. Audubon, Iowa, Nov. p, at
Weighton's barn.
Marriage license was granted Sat-
urday to Carlton Colin Whitfield and
Mildred Bectold.
A. N. Detwiler was at Atlantic yes
terday visiting his daughter, DR.. Det-
wiler, the dentist.
Mrs. b. ID. Miller, of Des Moines,
sister of Mrs. Harp Wilson, came
in last night on visit.
The pastor of the church of Christ
is nav at home and the services next
Sueday will be as usual.
Mrs. Funk and her juniors have a
beautiful doll Exhibit" at the Fair
today. 1t is worth seeing.
John Caldwell and wife, of Oakland
visited this week at the VIM. Lyman
and r. j. Creveling homes.
The Hereford cattle that will be sold
at public auction Saturday Nov. q,
can be seen at Weighton's barn now
Mrs. A. Nelson, of Des Moines,
who has been visiting at the Nell
vaine home returned to her home Sat
urday.
J. G. f. Wicker was down from
Gray the fore part of the week but
went back. He is still carpentering
up there.
Auditor Greenwaldt went to Du-
buque last week to visit with relatives
for o few days, his wife and children
having preceded him.
The Griffith drug store room has
been undergoing a cleansing and
papering process and energies much
improved in appearance.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the M. f. church next Thursday at
IL o'clock. Preaching by Rev. A. A.
Walburn. The public is invited.
Miss Mae Coe and Mrs. j. w. Lane
returned to their home at Audubon
after a pleasant visit at the home of
w. H. Low.-Atlantic Telegraph.
Rev. DR.. limit, said to be one of
the ablest pulpit speakers of the state,
will occupy the pulpit of the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday morning
and evening.
X. p. lodge here is having lots of
ond next Tuesday night, the meeting
being special, to which all members
are invited. A banquet is planned
for the latter part of January. =
Word from Judge Green states that
while he is discouraged, the physi-
clans think it is because his strength
has been SO reduced and they speak
as though there is no doubt but that
he will recover in the course of little
time.
DR.. Lauritzen whose decision to
move to this city from Extra we men,
toned last week, is here now. His
Office will be in the rear of the Fred
Smith drug store, the same rooms
that were formerly occupied by DR..
Childs until about year ago.
George Gray Jr. is up from Texas
this week to visit his father who is
slowly recovering from his very SER
ious strokes of paralysis received
nearly five months ago. He can now
walk across the room with very little
| assistance and thinks that in q few
weeks he can be out We sincerely
hope this may be true.
Rock Island surveyors are here to-
day evidently to locate the depot a
little further south so Broadway can
be opened up straight through to
West Audubon. The county bridge
is now completed across the Blue
Grass just west of the depot. The
people over there are Just coming into
possession of what they have deserved
a long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cloughly and
Mrs. l.. j. Hill were at Ute last week
attending the wedding of Miss Elma
| Miller who was married on Wednes-
day to Mr.. VIM. Priseman, of Omaha,
The bride is niece of Mrs. VIM.
Cloughley and is well known here.
Mrs. Justin Quinby came up from
Kansas City to attend the wedding.
She and Mrs. Cloughley came down
from Ute yesterday.
j. H. Hersman q Bro. have sold
their furniture and undertaking store
to Nels Jensen & Co. giving posses
ion yesterday. Nels Jensen has had
| several years experience in this line
of business at Elk Horn and was with
G. w. Hoover the past year. He is
we'll qualified for the work and starts
in with good business prospects. His
father-in-law Ludwig Hansen of Shar-
on township is associated with him in
the business and intends to move to
town soon. We are not informed as
to Mr.. Hersman's plans but hear he
does not intend leaving town at pres
ent. We hope he will remain with us.
Western Iowa lnterurban.
From The Guthrian.