Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-11-19

Mrs. j. Slifngledecker Is visitin.
up at Gray.
Mrs. Il. o. Craney visited with he,
friends at Atlantic, first OF the week.
Mrs. o. L. Mease. of Gray, is in
Audubon today visiting her sister,
Mrs. Kittell.
William Owen, who lives down the
Valley, went to Omaha, Monday even
ing with car of cattle and a car of
hogs from Off his farm. His wife went
along to visit with relatives there and
at Council Bluffs.
Carl Forsbeck, who was elected as
surveyor in this county, Is now engag-
ed with the Santa Fe Railroad out at
La Junta, Colorado. He will probably
not think Unnecessary to resign a good
position to come home and fill his office
Our correspondents will please
take notice that Thanksgiving comes
on Thursday of next week and their
letters must arrive one day earlier In
order to get in the paper. Advertisers
should make note OF this matter too
Mrs. o G. Gaffin, OF Guthrie Gen.
ter, came over to Audubon, Monday
evening, to make visit among her
many good friends. They like their
home at Guthrie where Mr.. Gat1in Is
in charge OF the Beatrice Creamery
Company business.
The friends OF Charles r. Brent
man, former treasurer of this county,
are glad to hear that he has been elect
ed member of the Legislature out in
Wyoming. The Honorable Charles Il
BRENNAN sounds pretty we'll, and he
will make good record.
Unusually good cartoons and IL
Illustrations are characteristic of The
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer. No
attempt Is made by its artists to belittle
or make rid ioulous any person or
class of persons. Regular price, 81. 90
year. 1t and this paper one year
for vi, 80.
DR.. r. l.. Harris and family write
that they are located at Long Beach,
California. They have secured a six
room cottage we'll furnished and locat-
ed two blocks from the post-ofllce and
three from the beach, for the low
rate of $l400 month. The weather
is fine and they are enjoying it,
"A farmer who drove In Tuesday
from his home which Is out eight miles
said that the women or girls could be
seen In the corn fields at nearly every
farm along the road. Two young
ladies whose father is reported to be
worth @la0,OO0 are crihhing 80 bushels
apiece every day.
The High School boys are looking
forward to next Saturday with not
little interest and possibly some mis-
givings because of football game
they are to play with the Harlan High
School team at 3 O'Clock on that day,
This will probably be the last game Of
the season and everybody should
attend.
1t will be seen by the proceedings
of the board of supervisors that ID. Il.
Kerwin has resigned his place as dep
uty sheriff and G. w, Ellis has been
appointed TO Ill the place, which he
will do with satisfaction. Along about
the first Of April Mr.. Ellis will be
headed for the Trip countryto devel-
OPP that new farm.
The relatives and neighbors OF
Mrs. John McNutJ gave her pleasant
surprise on her70 birthday by gather
ing at her home, spending the day 10
a social way and presenting her with
some dining room chairs and a set OF
furs 1t must be delightful thing for
old people to have q number OF their
children and grandchildren to gather
about them as they are RAPIDLY near
ing the end OF the Journey.
"A weekly newspaper that publishes
twenty-one columns of good, reliable
news each week Is rare In these days
of cheap weeklies. intended only to
sell some rare article that the publish
or is interested In. Credit Is due The
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer for
keeping it's columns filed with fresh
and up-to-date news. Give II trial by
by subscribing through the AUDUBON
REPUBLICAN.
The prohibition vote In the county
was 80 votes on the head of the ticket.
OF these Viola furnished II, Leroy 7,
Douglas, Extra and Oakfield, 3 each,
and enough others one each to make
the total. The socialist ticket had 8
votes. OF these Extra furnished s, Lee
roy 3 and Viola !. The peoples party
had 2, Greeley and Lincoln giving /
each. The independent party had
vote which was cast In Extra TOWNSHIP
Hon. FL. +. Andrews, the prohibition
candidate for county attorney, had Is
votes or less than half the party vote
In the county.