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

Louie Tramp went down to Allan
tic on business Tuesday.
For RENT-A good farm Of 240 acres
Nash & Phelps.
Mrs. Julia Parsons and daughters
went down to Casey yesterday to enjoy
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. John Griffith and children
went up to Black Hawk county yester-
day For visit
Charles r.. Darland came over
from Guthrie county, Saturday, for a
brief call upon his friends.
Mrs. John Reuschling and her son
Harry went down to Atlantic Wednes.
day for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Watts
gave six-course dinnerto four coup
les of their friends on Tuesday even
ing.
The sacred concert announced for
the Methodist churce on next Sunday
evening has been postponed to later
date.
Joseph Eirs who has been living
that he has moved to Wren, Oregon,
to make it his home.
We were glad to see our old friend
Mr.. Byrd on the street on Saturday
after a confinement by illness for
period of forty days.
w. r. Ryerson, of Shenandoah,
the clerk-elect of Page county, is here
on a visit with G. w. Marlin. They
we're roommates at college.
Will Mantz buckled on his armor
Monday noon, went down to Hamlin
Station and called upon the denizens
of that Hamlet for few hours.
The shower of rain we had Mon
day night gave nice lot of water and
cooled the atmosphere so as to relieve
the homes of uncomfortable heat,
Hon. John G. Bonwell was in town
Saturday. On Monday he went to Des
Moines to assist in the election of Gov
ernor Cummins for the short term as
United States Senator.
| Mrs. Chandler, the librarian, re-
quests us to say that the library will
be closed on each Friday evening so
that the boys may occupy the club
room in the rear of the library.
-Strayed from Buthweg's pasture,
red, muley, yearliug heifer, with
hog ring in right ear. Please tele-
phone owner. FRANK MCUEN,
48Swd. Audubon.
Now is the time to think about
yeur Christmas photos. We have a
complete line of the most up to date
mounts to select from.
FRAZIER.
Mr.. ID. o. Elicit, of Guthrie Gen.
ter, drove across to Audubon yester.
day to take his daughter Miss Patience
Elicit homefor Thanksgiving vacation
from her school work in this city.
On Thursday, December 3, the la,
dies of the Presbyterian church will
hold bazaar and give asupperi in the
church parlors. Every bodyi Is invited
and assured of pleasant evening.
Geo. Agnew arrived home Tues
day evening from Cambridge, Penn.
sylvania whittier he had gone week
ago because of the illness of a sister
whom he left on the road to recovery.
| Mrs. Will Tramp, of Creston, who
had been here on visit to her rela.
tives, the Charles l.. Tramp families
started for home Monday noon. Mr..
Charles Poulson and family went along
for visit with their Creston relatives
Mr. L. e. Corwin, of Viola. was
down Saturday and took fine new
REQ automobile, bought of Mr.. Petty,
home with him. We hope he may en-
Joy the machine and let patience do a
perfect work while he is learning to
run without trouble.
Many are taking advantage ofour
cut price millinery sale. We always
close out the balance of each seasons
stock for almost half price so as to
start in again with all new goods.
Wide ribbons, first quality, sold else
where as high as DOC per yard for this
sale only 25c per yard. All colors.
FRAZIER'S.
We are informed that Charles
Ross who went up into the Rosebud
country about three years ago and
bought a REIMBURSEMENT for few
hundred dollars, and after paying
800 90 down had but $500 left, has
recently sold his quarter section for
ST. 500. 90 and intends to buy land IN
Never county.
ID. w. Fullerton and his brother
George Fullerton, arrived home Sun
day morning from Milestone, Canada,
where they have been for several
months helping to thresh out big
crop of grain up there this year. They
are not yet through with the threshing;
and in fact Mr.. Fullerton says they
were still cutting flax the day he left
for home.
Mrs. Rowena Finch, who went
from here up to Jefferson this summer
and opened dry goods store, hasn't
found rosy bed to fortune. Accord
ing to the papers she gave her son-in-
law q power of attorney to carry on
the business while she made trip to
the northwest. The creditors became
alarmed and the business has gone
into the hands of receiver.
On Friday, November 21, 1908, the
Rev. w. A. Sunday, who is conduct
wa, was forty six years old and as he
stepped upon the platform that even
ing to begin his address he was pre-
sented with forty-six American Beauty
Roses which SO affected Mr.. Sunday
that all he could do was to bow his
thanks and wipe away the weep.
The High School pupils and teach.
ers were entertained Monday morning
by an address from President Shelton
who was in town over Sunday assist.
ing the pastor of the M e. church.
Doctor Shelton had very successful
experience in the public school work
before becoming the head of the col.
lege at Indianola. Miss Harris, prin.
ciapl Of the High School, graduated
there during his presidency,