Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-17
FART LOANS
AT S Per Cent. Complete set OF
Abstract OF Title to all Lands
in Audubon County.
CHAS. BA0LEY.
G. S, McLeran, D. D. S. office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.


Miss Theo Vedder is home from q
visit to Chicago and Des Moines.
Will Barton was over from near
Kirkman with friends over Sunday.
John Pine, of Greeley township,
is doing business in town this week.
Mrs. S. Higgins passed through
town Monday to Hamiin to visit her
sons.
j. f. Ruhs and wife are spending
few days at the Omaha exhibition
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Barton are
entert aiming new baby boy at their
home near Larland.
Doctor Brooks is away to Chicago
expecting TO return home by way of
Rochester, Minnesota.
Mrs. Charles Poulson is recover
ing from a serious illness, which is
good news for her friends.
j. X. Jensen, of Omaha, is getting
ready to open paint and paper store
next door to Chris Olsen's.
Mrs. l.. j. Rippey and daughter,
Bessie Rippey, arrived in Audubon
last evening tomake their home again
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, from
Atlantic, visited at the Presbyterian
parsonage in Audubon over Sunday.
Mrs. Joe McFadden has bought
the nice new home of Mr.. Switzer and
will occupy it next week with her
family.
Mrs. Doctor Jackson, OF Council
Bluffs, came out laft of the week TO
visit her husband but returned home
Sunday.
W. d. Randolph, who has re-
turned from Omaha, says they are
having fin exhibition at the great
corn show.
Mrs, Agnes Cole has sold her resi-
denee to II. A. Christensen and will
| go to Nebraska to make her home with
her daughter.
Joe Graves and wife leave today
for Albany, Missouri, to spend the
| holidays at the home of their daughter
Mrs. William Rye.
Mr.. Wilken, the new meat market
man, will move his family here In a
short tim and occupy the house vacat-
ed by Mrs. MoFadden,
Rev Mr.. Mitchell will discuss the
bible as the greatest and trueat ro-
nance on Sunday, December 20, 1908,
az Lone Star and old Hamlin.
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Doctors Rosenbladt and Smith
| performed slight operation upon the
man at Farmers Home Hotel, Thurs
day of last week.
&C. L. Tramp received message
| from Bloomington, H., Wednesday
morning announcing the death Of his
brother-in-law, Charlea Siehert, and
he left for that place at noon.
Doctor Rosenbladt accompanied
Tim Mccall up to Rochester, Minne-
sofa, Tuesday evening for an exami-
nation and perhaps surgical treatment
| if il shall be found advisable,
The body OF Andrew Sorensen,
who died in hospital out at Omaha
was brought here Tuesday, and buried
out at Ebenezer church on Wednesday
| Rev. p. d. V. Vedder has secured
/ the services of Rev. j. w. Lothian,
of the northwest Iowa conference to
come to Audubon, January 3, 1908,
and hold series Of meetings contin-
ueing for two weeks.
The McClurg lecture last week for
| the Columbian library was fairly we'll
attended and they cleared about &22 90
His lecture on Texas and Mexico was
good hut owing to poor light the NOV
Ing picture part was not great sue
| cess.
LosT-Between Audubon and the
John Bouskie farm, ladies pocket
book containing check payable TO
Julia Randolph, on the Farmers Ex-
change bank at Gray, also 81 bill
and some other small change. Finder
please leave at this office.
5lS Julia Randolph.
B. F. Kennedy, who has been Wis.,
iting his two sisters over at Charles
ton, Illinois, was taken seriously i'll
with bladder trouble week ago and
HIS son, John Kennedy, went there in
response to message he received. A
daughter from Oklahoma is also at
his bedside. Word from there Mon
day was not encouraging.
A telegram was received here last
Saturday by the Knights OF Pythias
and Odd Fellow Lodges, OF Audubon,
and another message directed to Mr..
William Cloughly was received Mon
day from Santa Barbara, California,
announcing the death at that place on
Friday, December IL, 1908, of j. w.
Rosenberg, a we'll known business man
OF Audubon and Extra.
The editor OF the Adair News, who
is a bachelor, says that while his
mother is a good cook he wishes to
assure the young ladies that he is con-
fdent they can learn If they don't
already know how to get up a good
meal. And that he would not be any
more particular than the other fellows
are. He also calls their attention to
the fact that leap year is fast drawing
f, to close.
J Fred ID. Nelson, cashier OF Farm
ers State Bank, was given the third
degree in Masonry, last Friday night.
Tomorrow Friday, December Is, 1908.
the members of Veritas Blue Lodge
Masons will meet for the purpose OF
comforting the third degree upon LATE
f. Simpson and Chester Marlin, and
maybe some other candidates. Some
of the brethren from Exodus Lodge,
at Extra, will be present to take a
hand, and 1t is the purpose to start
the work about five O'Clock In evening
followed by supper in the banquet