Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-31
FART LOANS
AT S Per Cent. Complete set Of
Abstract OF Title to all Lands
in Audubon County.
CHAS. BA0LEY.
G. S, McLeran, o. o. S. Office over
Smiths Drug Store. Audubon.

Arthur Kitson, of Viola, was in
town Wednesday.
Hans j. Johnson, OF Kimballton,
was over on Tuesday.
j, Shingledecker went down to At
lantic, Iowa, Wednesday.
Samuel Miller, OF Atlantic, was
up last week to visit his relatives.
William Armstrong went to Oma-
ha, Tuesday to consult physician.
Robert Armstrong lost fine and
valuable horse Yesterday from lock-
jaw.
IS. G.. Curtis and family returned
last evening from their visit out in
Omaha.
Mrs. Ella Scott of Saint Joe, Mis-
souri,, spent Christmas withher cousin
Mrs. Frazier.
Bert Frazier, of Des Moines. Wis
tied here Christmas with his brother,
j. f. Frazier.
-Messrs Dollahide and Huntsberger
are off for trip TO the western part
of South Dakota.
Mrs. Harry Cole has returned
from visit of several weeks at Anita,
Stuart and other points.
Louis Eckles, of Creston, who had
been here visiting his aunt, Miss Kate
Roach, returned home yesterday.
e. A. Wadsworth and wife, from
Grinnell, are here on visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Burn
side.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to S. p. Petersen and Emma Annie
Jensen; Nj. F. Phelps and Eunice Clar-
ingbole.
-Nels Olson, of Ross, is enjoying a
visit from his two brothers, Peter and
William Olson, from Hand county,
South Dakota.
-Jens Jorgensen, a son OF Nels Jor-
gensen, of Sharon, was in Monday
and called upon the editor on a mat
ter of business.
Miss Maude Darland went back to
Montieth, in Guthrie county. She had
been here on visit to her sister Mrs
Lydia Chandler.
Next show at the Woodmen Opera
House in Audubon will be The Fid-
dler and The Girl, on Friday evening
January %, 1909.
H. B. Shelly went down to Stuart
this week to make arrangements for
feed when he moves to his farm down
down there In the spring.
Wal Reynolds, of Viola, was
down yesterday busy making ar
rangements to go to Oklahoma intend
ing to go into GUINNESS at Enid.
&C. w. Marlin and wife are enter.
tanning Mrs. G. T. Waits and children
from Lake View, Iowa. They were
former neighbors and friends at Extra.
"A number OF the young ladies
were entertained at the home of w. w.
Smith, Wednesday evening. They
were dressed up as little misses and
we presume their conduct harmonized
with their costume.
The family of Geo. j. Miller out
In Sharon are in great sorrow over
the death of their daughter, Anna,
who passed awav Tuesday night after
an illness OF several weeks with scarlet
fever.
BY the Des Moines papers we see
that Harry Sampson and his partner
have won an important suit for the
owners OF the Walnut Creek Coal men
involving $4,000. Suits OF that kind
bring good fees.
&C. w. Hansen, of Estherville,
writes that they have had much sick
ness in their family this year. He re-
marks that he has read The Republic
can since 1892 and he notes many
changes among the names OF people
appearing therein.
The home OF w. w. Smith was
gladdened on Christmas day by the
presence of all the children, which has
always been the case on that holiday.
Theresa came down from Cedar Falls
where she is at school and DR.. Roy
Smith from Fort Dodge.
r. II. Gilbert, who was in the Office
Monday, said he came to this county
and bought the land on which he lives
east OF Viola Center thirty years ago
at So so an acre. 81 came six years
before you did" said A. =. Hollen-
beck, who heard the remark. My
father took ahomestead outhere north
east of town in 1872. | was boy of
thirteen and the first night had to
| lie on the floor. / didn't sleep much
though because of the bowling of the
wolves about the house."
While Mr.. Wadsworth is here on
- - L. l..
favor of the college down there which
is now having desperate struggle in
the wind-up of an effort to raise$350,.
600 before IL O'Clock tonight SO as to
get $780, 900 more which is promised
on condition. John A. Nash has do
mated that case of fine specimines
which for several years has occupied
place in the dining room at the Park
| Hotel. These specimens were collected
by his father, Rev. DIR. Nash who for
long time was one OF the prominent
ministers and educators Of the state.
Mr.. Wadsworth will pack them and
ship them to the college while he is
here. The valuation Is $500.
There was large family reunion
Christmas time at the home ofMr. and
! Mrs. John A. Nash. Mrs. G. b. Rus.
sell, of California; j. F. Russell and
wife and their children George and
Gertrude Russell, and Miss Anna
Jacobson, from Fort Dodge; Hon.
John MacVicar, John Nash MacVicar,
Archibald Nash MacVicar, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Marsh, McVicar Marsh
and Majorie MacVicar. of Des Moines
Nelson w. Cowles, wife and Gertrude
Ferguson Cowles, OF Ottumwa. Wher
Mr.. MacVicar returned home he found
his home closed against him; accord
ing to the following notice in the Reg
lister and Leader: MacVicar's son ILL.,
/ A rchihald MacXicar tho aon Of Inhr