Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-11-12


Miss Ethel Freeman went down to
Des Moines yesterday.
H. G. Leach is away on another
land trip to South Dakota.
A farm OF $50 acres east of Tabor
sold last week for Sl65 an acre.
w, c. Elliott and wife are visit
ing her people at Lincoln, Nebraska.
"A marriage license has been
issued to w. H. Burns and Rosa Hin
kle.
Horace M. Bartlett of Oakield
wss up to the county seat on Satur-
day.
John G. Davis and wife have gone
on another business trip up to South
Dakota.
Mr.. Brady is keeping office for
Dr. Brooks now that Chester has gone
to Iowa City.
Mr.. Brady is keeping Office for
Doctor Brooks now that Chester has
gone to Iowa City.
Doctor Sam Small, newell known
lecturer from Georgia, will lecture in
Audubon. December 4, 1908.
w. j. Clark and wife went down
to Walnut yesterday to visit among
friends at that place and Marine.
Mrs. r. ]. Creveling and her niece
Miss Lucille Lyman, were up at Gray,
Tuesday night, visiting friends.
Chester Brooks left Audubon yes
terday for Iowa City with a horse
and buggy wherehe will join his family
Banker Peterson, of Elk Horn,
came over to Hamlin and Audubon,
Mondayimorning, in his automobile.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the Daily Register and Leader. Set
advertisement on first page OF this
paper.
Miss Estella Coon, sister of o. p.
Coon of Audubon, has been reelected
as superintendent of schools in Pow
eshiek county.
e. M. Willard, of Atlantic. was
up to Audubon, on Tuesday night, to
assist in completing the organization
of the Eastern Star.
H. B. Herbert left Audubon, Mon
day, to make leisurely trip to Wash
ington where he will resume his duties
the first Monday in December.
C. w, Preston has leased his meat
market to Hans Wilken, of West Side
who will be ready for business as soon
as the rooms are put in readiness.
C. w. Preston has leased his
meat m arket to Hans Wilkins of West
Side who will be ready for business
as 500 n as the rooms are put in read
mess.
A son of w. Fl. Duyall made re-
cord last week for husking corn put
ting five hundred bushels in the crib
in four days. His best day was l35
bushels.
We are requested by the ladies of
the library to say that they are sllli
wanting old papers. Those from the
country will please bring them in at
any time.
BY subscribing now for 1909, new
subscribers will receive The Register
and Leader free for the balance OF
this year. Read the special announce
ment in this issue of the Republican.
Miss Lucille Lyman, of Des Moines
is here this week to visit her aunt, Mrs.
r. j. Creveling, and TO take some les
sons in china painting from Mrs. w.
H. Cowles,
The Des Moines Register and
Leader is delivered on the rural mail
route in this county on the same day
it is printed. Attention Is called to a
special offer advertised In this issue.
Mrs. j. w. B. Cole and Mrs. l..
A. McGinnis accompanied Mrs. Geor-
gia Mcclellan to Manning, Tuesday
morning, and attended the funeral of
Milton L. Branson, on.in-law of Mrs.
Agnes Cole.
We are requested by the ladies OF
the library to say to the people from
the country and all others that they
are still wanting old papers. Those
from the country will please bring
them in at any time.
Mrs. E. N. Taggart and Miss
Carrie returned yesterday from Des
Moines where they had been for
month, partly for an outing, but more
particularly for the benefit OF the
young lady's health.
-Messrs Chas. S. White, the county
clerk, and Fl. j. Mantz, the county
ATTORNEY elect, went out to Omaha,
Saturday, to see the football game
between Ames and Nebraska in which
the latter won by score of % to II.
Letters in Audubon postofIice un-
called for. Please say advertised: Mr..
Rattle Dell Aquila, Mrs Belle Crone,
Mrs J S Erikson, G V Hartman, Mr.
and Mrs Guy Heller, Kittie Howard,
w L Impson, John Jacobs. Hans ia
cobisen, e A Krust, Bessie Morton,
Maliy Montgomery, Howard Norris,
Will Perrman, Roy True, Bavy Web
Der, Wilhelm Mummert
"A. j. Story, of Summerville, Ore
gon, arrived in Audubon, Tuesday
evening to visit his son and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Switzer. Mr.. Story says
they like the country and the climate
and all have been well except himself
who has suffered greatly from rheuma-
tism. Mr.. Story is just returning
from trip to the south for the bene-
fit of his health which has been inn
proved to some extent.
In the midst of the wedding festiv-
tiles at the home of Mrs. Agnes Cole,
last Saturday, when her daughter,
Lucille Cole, and Mr.. Green we're mar
ried, there came an unexpected mes
sage from another daughter announc-
ing that her husband, Mr.. Branson,
had died that morning at Rochester,
Minnesota, where he was under treat
ment in the hospital. Truly 10y and
sorrow closely mingle in this life,
In conversation with Adam Kill
linper the other day we learned that