Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-24
FART LOANS
At 5 Per Cent. Complete set Of
Abstract OF Title to all Lands
in Audubon County.
CHAS. BAGLEY.
c. S, McLeran, D. D. S. office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.

Pat stanton and wife have gone 10
Oklahoma for visit.
&c. G. Browning, of Coon Rapids,
was in town Wednes day.
IT. H. Lastine, of Extra, was up
to Audubon Wednesday.
Allen Pindell went up to Fort Dodge
Wednesday TO visit brother.
Miss Tennegkeit, who had been in
Oklahoma, reached Audubon yester-
day.
Edwin Delahoyde, OF Extra, was
greeting his Audubon friends yester-
day.
Frank Drake has purchased the
old Jefferson farm of the Sam Miller
heirs.
Miss Dora Larsen, of Estherville,
| arrived this morning for the holiday
season.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson has gone to
her fathers home at Coon Rapids for
Christmas.
w. o. Glasscock has moved to
Kingfisher, Oklahoma, where he has
bought farm.
Mr.. Frank Lane, of Mount Pleas
ant, has been here on visit with his
uncle l.. Q. Lane.
Miss Edith Lane has gone to Bur-
lington and Mt. Pleasant for visit
among relatives.
Miss lila McFadden and her little
brother Guy went to Shelby to visit
relatives Christmas time.
s.. l.. Mantz and wife left this
morning for Kneirim, Iowa, to enjoy
a reunion of his people.
Mrs. George Click and two sons,
of Davenport, are here on visit with
her aunt Mrs. ]. w. b. Cole.
William Keevan, of Walnut, re-
turned home yesterday from visit
here with his father and brother.
Miss Theola Bott and her brother
Percy Bott, of Murray, Iowa, are Wis.,
ting the family of j. w. B. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kent, of Holden,
Missouri, arrived Wednesday to visit
their daughter Mrs. j. F. Frazier.
Miss Edna Detwiler and her sister
Doctor Carrie Detwiler, of Nebraska,
arrived home today for weeks enjoy
ment.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Peter Fredericksen and Anna
Larsen; Fred Wahlert and Bertha
Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huntsber-
ger and their little girl arrived this
morning to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. FL. Dollahide.
DIR. Ralph Roberts with his wife
and children arrived last evening from
Falls City, Nebraska, to enliven the
Roberts home for the holidays.
III. G. Leach and family have gone
up to Mason City for visit with her
parents. They will attend the wedding
of her sister before returning.
The Catholic church has been
nicely decorated for Christmas, and
services will be held there at the hours
of half-past seven, nine and ten.
Mrs. Frank Watts and Mrs. John
Weighton will leave Monday evening
for Des Moines to attend the Round
Table of the Mothers Congress to be
held in connection with the State
Teachers Association.
Marriage licences have been issued
to WilliBm j. Kness and Viola M.
Alt: Walter II. Estes and Efle Ellen
Il :cfn nj
Mette Kjerstine Sole Hansen.
"A wedding of interest will occur
this evening out in Viola township at
the home OF j. M. Edwards when their
daughter Miss Effie Edwards will be
married to Walter H. Estes Rev. Mr..
Wendell. will perform the ceremony.
John Horningis home for the holt
day vacation after an absence on the
road since early in August. He has
been in charge of a groupe OF men So
Letting for The Record Herald down
in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and
Wisconsin.
AT the Methodist parsonage on
Tuesday December %, 1908, in Audu-
bon, Iowa, Mr.. William j Kness and
Miss Viola Alt we're joined in holy
wedlock by Rev. p. V. ID. Vedder,
They we're accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sweezy who assisted in the pro-
gram.
Mrs. E. N, Taggart and their
daughter, Carrie, left on Monday for
Thayer, Kansas, where they will visit
several weeks with Mrs. Taggart's rela-
tives. Mr.. Taggart went out to Homer,
Nebraska, yesterday, to visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Chamberlain.
George e. Brown has sold his
house on the west side to James Wer.
ner, of Sharon township, who will
move in and take possession the first
of March. Mr.. Brown will then move
to Sac City to live where he will be
| employed on good salary in work
ing for lightning rod company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars C. Christoffer-
son have moved to Audubon and are
| living In the southeast part OF town,
Mr.. Christofferson is to be the new
county recorder and those who know
| him well say he is well qualified for
| the position. He and his family will
receive cordial welcome to Audubon
John M. Renftle, H. j. Mantz, G.
l.. Christensen, James Lang. j. b.
Ashby, Bert McLeran, Lou Tramp
were up at Manning Monday night
to attend Masonic lodge. Mr.. Renftle,
| who is a member there, was given the
third degree and the other boys went
along to see that 1t was properly done.
-E. G, Greenlee of Bayard was In
Audubon last week and made us call,
! He was just about ready to leave for
Emporia, Kansas, where he. goes 10
occupy farm he purchased some time
ago. Emporia Is a fine town and lies
| La O. n0nd section nftha state hut lands