Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-29
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GA Royal Slave" Saturday night!

MIS-. Eu FLICK TttuTueu iTOm Out
at Council Bluffs, Wednesday.
y. b. Ashby received another very
fine Duroc-Jersey hog yesterday.
Fl. A. Sheets and family arrived
Wednesday from Idaho Springs for q
visit with his father, w. G. Sheets.
Charles Garmire, of Lincoln, and
Iowa Falls, dropped into this office on
business today.
Frank SwitZer, the young son of
Mr.. Wesley Switzer, had the mis-
fortune to fall on the sidewalk and
break his collar bone.
-. II. Frasier is moving his family
into the house recently purchased by
his father, on the corner north of the
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Adolph Pieper OF Minden has
taken the place Of cutter in the meat
market OF A. A. Ianer, Mr.. Wood
having gone To Davenport.
Peter Dunnick, one of the success.
full farmers up near Templeton, was
vored us with o short visit.
Mrs. j. Kuhn and Mrs. George
Viewer were outgoing passengers on
the noon Rock Island train, We'd
nesday, for visit with friends.
"A new time card went into effect
on the Great Rock Island, last Sun
day and now the Noon train is due to
leave here at Eleven O'clock and Five
Minutes, just ten minutes earlier than
before. The other trains run on the
same time as formerly.
j. w. Dawson was down Saturday
to bring his brother-in-law, Walter
Winkler, and wife TO take the train for
home at Colorado Springs. They
drove through from there in their au-
tomobile but encountered such bad
weather here that they decided to re-
turn by train.
Mr.. Lee Hudler returned yesterday
from Hays, South Dakota, and says
his son, Will Hudler, Is verymucn i'm
proved In health, On December Ia,
1908, they will commence to prove up
on their claim and as soon as that Is
over with they will come down to Au-
dubon to pass the balance OF winter.
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor OF Presbyterian
church will give Halloween Social
at the church parlors on Friday even
ing, October 30, 1908. from Half-Past
Seven till Ten O'Clock. All cordially
invited TO attend this social which will
embrace some unique features. Admis-
sion, Ten Cents
This next Saturday the local High
School football team will play Guth-
RE Center on the home grounds. Guth-
RE Center lately had an article In the
state paper Boosting OF the games won
this year. Come out and see this game
for II they win they will have to play
the game OF their life. Our boys are
in good shape aud determined to con-
test every inch OF the gridiron. Many
will be in town that day and the bows
are planning on large attendance.
An opportunity to see the world
in pictures will be given at the Danish
brotherhood Hall, In Audubon, on
Saturday night, October 81, 1908. Mr..
Carl Petersen has travelled around the
world twice and has been spending the
summer in Alaska. He was in Africa
at the time of the Roer war, In San
Francisco during the earthquake and
has visited nearly every country on
the globe during his travels In Africa,
Asia, Australia, Europe and America
Admission, pc; children under four
teen years, l5c.
Dame fortune still smiled upon
people here at Audubon In the Trip
county land drawing. Since last week
George Ellis drew number 1880; Gun
ner Borjessen, 1921; Anton Mamkiar,
ALI; Ben Mendenhall, by Hi Menden-
hall, 443Ti Frank Herndon got good
GLAZING Lee milford got another; Art
Goodwin, down by Hamln, drew the
third; A. p. Petersen, near Extra, got
a farm; IL. j. Rutherford, of Ross,
drew 5237; and George Zaiger, up at
Gray, was the last lucky man In the
bunc to get quarter section.
Chris Wonsmos, telegraph opera.
tor at the Rock Island depot In Audi
bon; and John Hansen, station agent
out at Elk Horn, returned yesterday
from a visit to Denver, at Colorado
Springs, Manitou and other points in
Colorado. The boys took the wrong
time OF the year to see the mountains
in their grandeur and the snow was so
deep they could only wade half way to
the top of Pixies Peak; but report a
glorious time on the trip and will now
buckle down to- work with renewed
vigor. They brought home many pretty
souvenirs as gifts for their friends.
-" A Royal Slave" which comes
to Modern Woodman Opera House
in Audubon for one night, Saturday,
October 81, 1908. is to be one of the
real events Of the theatrical season In
this city. OF all the romantic dramas
seen last season few were as we'll re-
ceived as Clarence Bennett's beautiful
production OF the Southland. tits not
only unusual in dramatic construc-
tion but is magnificent In its scenic in
vestures, every piece OF scenery used
ia the production being carried by the
Reserve your seats at Fred
Smiths Drug Store.
Married at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jones, Audubon, Iowa,
on Monday evening October ~, 1908,
Mr.. Bert Johnston and Miss Garcia
Swart After the ceremony which was
performed by Rev. G. ID. Wendell, the
pastor Of the Audubon Evangelical
church, the newly married couple left
over the North Western for Carroll,
Iowa, where they expect to spend
few days; and after their return will
probably accept q position offered
them in the country. Both these young
people were born in this county and
1t is wished for them happy married
life.
The next event OF Importance at
the Woodman Opera House, hero In
on Saturday night October
81, 1908, will be the engagement Of
Clarence Benefits production OF "a
Royal Slave" and the management Of
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