Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-10-21

tricks Lotion for Huskers Heals
the Hands.
Hot Sodas with waters Try theml
No chocolate like ours. The best cup of
hot coffee at TRICKS FOUNTAIN.
james Russell and his son George
Russell We're down from Fort Dodge
over Sunday on business trip and to
visit their relatives ut the John A. Nash
home.
George Kellogg and family now oc-
cupy the fine new residence he purchas-
ed of Fred Vermilya, near the Presby-
terrain church, and it is certainly an
elegant home,
Charles Mllliman. George Milliman,
Lester Peterman, u bunch of carpenters
from Extra are in the city putting the
finishing touches on that fine new resi-
dence of William Rucker's' i'm the east
part of town.
C. b. Fouts, the new barber in az
the Bert Keith shop, was visited over
Sunday by his wife, of Dexter. These
good people will move to Audubon rs
soon as they can securea desirable place
II winch 10 dwell
Lincoln Davenport and wife who
had been here ON visit to their daugh
ter. Mrs. Earl Maharg, returned to Ode
bolt Tuesday taking little Helen with
them for "A birthday visit rs she was just
two years old that day.
Mrs. Van Court came from Omaha
Monday evening to visit her mother,
Mrs. William McLeran, Senior, whose
health is said to be failing very rapidly
these somber October days.
Marie Adams came out from Des
Moines Saturday night TO visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams,
and to give evidence in Johu Sherman's
automobile case in the district court.
She returned Tuesday evening,
Frank Mclaughlin, his wife and
Mrs, Ora Corner, of Gray, were in An
dubon with their friends few housrs
Monday morning and then journeyed
on down to Davenport TO attend meet
ing of Odd Fellows of the state.
Mrs. Bows who had been here on a
visit to the family OF l.. ID. Phelps left
for home Monday morning. She was
accompanied as far as Manning by Mrs
j. A. Humiston and Mrs. f. b. Cousins
who spent the day with Mrs Metzgar.
"A E. Bates and wife said goodbye
to their friends this week and moved to
Extra where they will soiourn for time
We are sorry to lose these good people
from our midst and most heartily recon.
mend then to the people of our sister
town on the south
Mrs. Will Thompson and little girl
wenl to Manning Tuesday to visit with
friends. From there she will go up To
Carroll and Milford for the same pur-
pose. When Mr. Thompson informs her
that he has the house ready for recep-
ton she will follow him to Plattville,
Wisconsin
John G. Davis and wife left Tues
day morning for Pierre, Soeth Dakota,
where Mr.. Davis will register hoping to
draw a claim on which he may live the
rest of his days. They will then go to
Philippe to see the country and look at
u farm owned by Mrs. Davis. Before
returning they will visit her son Doctor
Grove Rathbun, at Belle Fourch.
Uncle Hiram Mendenhall and Lu
Caldwell started for the sunny south
Tuesday evening for Mission Texas,
where Mr. Kellogg pilots them that they
may see the beauty of the landscape.
Mr.. Mendenhall will complete arrange
ments and in a few days his wife will
follow and they will pass the winter i'm
the Lone Star State.
The Audubon foot ball team went
to Denison last Saturday to play game
with with that very strong bunch and
were vanquished by the score of eleven
to nothing, although our boys made q
very creditable showing, neither side
scoring after the first five minutes of
play. Next Saturday the high school
eleven go to Carroll for a game with
the high school boys there, and Saturday
November six the Denison lads will
come to Audubon for return game.