Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-12-08

Mrs. H. c. Hansen went to Creston
Monday.
Mrs. FL. L. Kile has been sick the
past week.
VIM, Boust, of near Ross, went to
Texas last week.
Miss Gretchen Nash went to Des
Moines Saturday.
Geo. Cosson was visiting friends in
Indianola Saturday
Mrs. Bert Keith went to Manning
Monday to visit relatives.
Justin Quinby and wife went to Des
Moines the first of the week.
Dell Anderson spent SUNDAY with
her friend Drusa Ross, near GRAY.
Misses Mary MCGUIRE and Mamie
Mlchels Were Atlantic visitors Mon
day.
f. FL. Adams is out on his annual
tour invoicing Green Bay Lumber Co.
yards.
George Scott, of Hamlin township,
has begun building on his new house
in Prospect Park.
There will be a church supper in the
basement of the M. f.. church next
Tuesday evening.
o. c.. Donaldson received a visit
from friend of Iowa City. Gil Paul,
Saturday and Sunday.
Sylvester j. Burrows, of Des
Moines, looked after his farm in Gree
ley township last week.
Harry Tramp and wife, of Creston,
who had been visiting here with rela-
tives, returned home Monday.
d. A. Railsback returned to Okla
homa City, Oklahoma Monday. He
has been here for nearly a month.
Hon. Asmus Boysen was in town on
business Monday. He is busy look
ing after his extensive business inter-
ests.
Mrs. w. r. Green expects to 90 to
Council Bluffs Saturday to spend
some time with her husband, who is
holding court there.
Will Green was here Friday from
Omaha visiting with his brother
Frank. Will has a good position
with retail house.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Taggart went to
Harlan yesterday. Mr.. Taggart is
on the program at the horticultural
meeting held there this week.
Did you ever hear "Off Ag'in, On
Ag'in, Gone Ag'in, Finnigan?" Very
likely you have. Come tomorrow
evening and hear the man who wrote it,
John Doak, Tom Davis, d. L. Free
man, c. A. w. Colee, F. d. Searles
and F. S. Watts attended the shri-
ners' meeting in Des Moines last week.
Hi Mendenhall and Bert Stocking
and the famous One Minute Washer
all went to Des Moines Tuesday to
attend the Implement Dealers conven-
ton.
DR.. Gleason has rented the Matthias
building and will take possession
Monday, the 10Th, putting his Office in
part of the building and his son Harry
occupying the rest of the room with a
fruit stand.
The following letters remain I'M
claimed in the Audubon postoffice for
the week ending Dec. 7: j. ID. Cod
ington, r. H. Lacy, Joe Pangburn,
George Straus.
George Davis was in town Tuesday.
He and his brother-in-law, Mr.. Ear
hart, have been farming the G. H.
Earhart place in Viola township this
year and have had a good crop.
J. F. Strickler. who has been work
ing here as a telephone lineman sew
eral months, was brought before the
mayor yesterday and charged with
He has since left town
for his home in Nebraska. He is a
good workman but lets fire-water get
away with him.
The following item will be of inter-
est to Audubonites: Bodo Oelke, mail
clerk on the Hayfeld & Omaha, with
headquarters at Carroll, was called to
his home town, Monday af-
ternoon, to prescribe a remedy for the
family dog. The dogs life was spar
ed. Now it's Dr. Bodo Loco Oelke.-|
Carroll Herald.
Business has shown a marked i'm
provement in Audubon the past week.
Last Saturday was record maker.
The crops which were good, are prac-
tically all secured, prices are reason
ably good, roads are good so market
ing can be done and money is moving.
The merchants report trade as good
as they expected.
o. w. Eddy has nearly finished his
elegant new residence southeast of
town. 1t is full two stories, being Is
feet high. 1t contains nine or ten
rooms, including bath room. 1t
also has good cellar, a hot-air fur
mace, and other modern conveniences.
Lee and Markley were the carpenters.
Will Brockway is doing the inside
painting and vanishing at present.
N. p. Christensen, of Extra, was a
county seat visitor Tuesday. He has
just closed the biggest real estate deal
he ever made, having bought 1910
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