Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-11-26

| Byrd Phelps came home Tuesday
morning from his trip to Arizona.
/ Mrs. Mabel Hays-Doyle is here to
visit her parents, A. Nj. Hays and his
wife.
Mrs. w. Il. Green was with her
Council Bluffs friends part OF this
week.
/ The Baptist church is being very
much improved by several new coats
of paint.
Mrs. Mary lines returned last week
from visit among her friends out in
| Nebraska.
M. G. Griffith will journey down
to Texas this week to escape the cold
blasts of OF King Boreas.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson and son went
to Des Moines, Tuesday, to visit her
sisters, the Misses Steele.
Will Mantz left Tuesday noon to
Aisit an uncle at Yuma, Colorado,
and he will visit Denver before his
return.
Mrs. j. G. Burkey received word
last week of the death of her friend,
Miss Lennie Cannon, down at Des
Moines.
Cora Layland, the millinery trim
mer, arrived at the home of her par
ents, William Layland and wife, on
Monday evening
President Shelton, of the Simpson
College, was entertained during his
visit in Audubon at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. Il. H. Bilharz.
Godfrey Commandery the Knights
| Tepplar, and Amity Chapter, Royal
| Arch Masons, will install newly elect
ed officers, next week.
| The friends of Audubon Shelley
and wife are highly pleased to hear Of
the arrival of baby boy at their
home up in Cameron township.
Harry L. Mccullough, the efficient
foreman ofThe Republican office, went
up to Marshalltown, Saturday, on
business, returning on Monday.
r. j. Creveling went up to Boone,
Saturday, to visit with his daughter,
| Mrs. Fullerton, whose husband has re-
Gently bought store in that city.
ID. T.. Moore who had been here
for two months on visit to his uncle
Mrs. Chris Haderer has returned to
his home in Jewell county, Kansas.
"A nice gold watch fob found on
the streets has been left at this Office,
The owner can have it by proving
property and paying for this notice.
Just received fresh supply OF
Riverside and Washed Nut Coal. |
will appreciate your orders,
j. A. MUsSoN.
H. G. Rice, OF Hamlin, was up on
Tuesday morning to meet his brother,
w. f. Rice, of Clinton county, who
with his wife and son came out to
make them visit.
| William Fry went up in the coun-
try near Manning, Tuesday, to bring
his wife home who had been there Wis
iting relatives. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Clements, from out
ia Nebraska, who came for short
stay.
The attention OF the council Is
called to the practice ofthrowing ashes
out into the street, which is being done
by good many people who ought to
know better. Any windy day In walk
ing around a block you can get your
eyes filed and clothes covered with
ashes. 1t is slovenly and annoying
practice that ought to be stopped.
| The opportunity to hear Rev. Sam
Small, at the M. f.. church, on Friday
evening, December 4, 1908, Is the
chance of lifetime to listen to one Of
the most noted orators in the whole
country. He will talk about " His
Majesty the Devil " who is after you
and may get you before you expect it.
Better hear Sam and learn all you can
about him.
The old friends Of James East were
greatly surprised Tuesday morning to
have him blow into town without
warning after an absence of eighteen
years. In talk with him we learned
that he had been all through the south
west, but much of his time in Mexico.
During the last year he was in Sono-
ra out along the Pacific coast where a
shoe string is all the protection a man
needs against the weather, but the
bugs and mosquitoes are so plentiful
that nothing short of q sheet iron COW
er will save man from humiliation