Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-28

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| My slaughter house is not behind the hill.
l You can easy see the stock Tkill.
With most Of the hides coming our way
| Would indicate the highest price we pay.
| What you read in an advertising way
The editor will most any thing say,
As long as he gets his usual pay.
Fred Tennegkeit returned from hi
Oklahoma trip Tuesday.
Judge Green returned home from
Council Bluffs, Friday evening.
Chris Rasmussen the land man wa
up from Atlantic Tuesday morning,
Fred Bonnett's little child at Ros
was seriously sick the first of the week
Doak has the finest place to kee,
oysters of any firm in the county. ACT
DIR. Gleason was called to Austin
Mimi, Tuesday by the serious Hines
of his mother.
Mrs. G. f. Mertz came down iron
Gray Tuesday morning for visi
with relatives.
Miss Ina Colee is entertaining
gentleman friend Mr.. billy of Mime
apolis this week.
Fred Bunnell and Mrs. N. J. Dewe,
have gone to Carlton Missouri /,
visit her son Fred.
Misses Ethel and Eva Smith of Elk
ira came up Tuesday to visit at tn
LATE Simpson home.
Ira Miller of Cameron is making
visit to VanMeter and Des Moine
during the holidays.
Frank Mott came home from In
dianola last week to spend the holi
daps at his home here.
Miss Ellen Moore, cashier in Rus
SELLS store, spent Christmas at hel
home in Manson, Iowa.
Harry Soar and wife of Des Moines
came Saturday to visit at the home o.
his father, ID. f. Soar.
Mrs. VIM. Bamsey returned from q
three months visit with relatives al
Harlan Tuesday morning.
VIM. Zaiger and sister Mrs. Carl
son of Cameron township went to
Stuart last week for visit.
j. w. Fulton and wife of Atlantic
came up Sunday to visit at the home
of their son, DR.. j. M. Fulton.
Joe Dixon and son Arthur who
have been in Tarkio, Mo-, for several
months returned home Saturday.
r. j. Creveling and his force oil
carpenters returned to their work al
the Ballard farm, Tuesday noon.
FOR SALE-Pure bred and high
grade Hereford Male Calves. SIT
NJ. l. MASTERsoN, Extra Iowa.
M. E. Jenkins and wife and Frank
Mains of Menlo came Saturday to
visit at the S. A. McHargue home.
Miss Rose Frazier of Menlo came
Saturday to visit for some time a,
the home of her brother j. Frazier.
Miss Leila Zaner went up to Gray
Tuesday morning to spend part o.
the vacation at the G. Kester home.
Mrs. M. A. Beason returned Tues
day morning from Gray where she
had spent Christmas with relatives.
Miss Kathleen Delahoyde of Guth
RE Center came Tuesday to visit a
the Chas. VanGorder home and will
other relatives in town.
Miss Emma Culver was down tc
Atlantic Friday and Saturday, visit
ing friends and attending to matters
of business.
Miss Gladys Wilson expects tc
leave Saturday for Collins, la. where
she will sing during a series of re
vival meetings.
Joe Ocheltree family and Miss Jennie
Light of Leap River, came Saturday
to visit at the w. II. Smith home
northwest of town.
j. H. Thorp who is employed in the
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Atlantic, came up and spent Christ
mas at his home here.
Mis- Essie Herrick of Extra spen
Monday in town, the guest of Jennie
Jennings. She left Tuesday for Scran
ton, Ia, to visit brother.
Herbert Northup returned from
Oklahoma, Saturday where he haC
spent two weeks visiting his grand
mother and other relatives.
Geo. Stahl and family returned &c
their home near Marengo, Tuesday
having been guests at the III. b. viii
son home for several days.
Charles White, the County Clerk
and his sister, Miss Esther, spent
Christmas at the home of their sister
Mrs. VIM. Clark, in the country.
Miss Minnie Fate who has been 9
guest at the home of her uncle DR.
Gleason, for about three months lef
Tuesday for hap homa In Ginuv (;t AZ