Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-16
FARM LOANS
At S per cent. Complete set
of Abstracts of Title to all
lands in Audubon County.
CHAS. BAGLEY.
Call on us for Fire,
tightening and lorna.
do Insurance in re-
sponsible companies.
Nash & Phelps.
See Webster for cobs, Phone so.


urday night. Prices, pc, 35c, soc.
| Palmer Perfumes in most attract
i've packages from 25c to $500. What
could be nicer for an Xmas giftY
AT FRICK DRUG Co.
For SALE: Some good Durock-
Jersey male pigs, at Maple Grove Stock
Farm, Two and One-half Miles North of
Audubon. 42tf MADISON SPENCER.
Rev. a. A. Mitchell went down to
Griswold Saturday to preach a sermon
before the Presbyterian congregation as
"A candidate for the pastorate in that
city.
Comedy, pathos, sensation nicely
blended i'll the play, Girl From Eagle
Ranch at the NJ. w. A. Opera House,
i'll Audubon, Saturday night December
Is, 1909
Bert Sims and wife and little boy of
of Mansion, Minnesota, who have been
visiting down at Marine stopped over
here on Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs w
III. Cowles.
Wills Staley and Son Harry Staley
returned from their visit to the hospital
in Council Bluffs, Friday and now our
young friend breathes with much more
ease than he did.
Misses Flossy Reynolds and Mabel
Hood passed Sunday ut the Hood farm
home "a couple of miles fouth-east from
Hamlin Station, returning to Audubon
Sunday evening.
| Fred Reynolds and his mother of
| Greeley came up Tuesday to attend to
| business affairs and remained over till
the next day with her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. w. Hoover,
| Walter Estes who resides over by
Bethel church, is singing lullabies soft
| and low to that sweet bunch of baby
girl who was born to himself and wife
one day the past week,
| Bright, sparkling vaudeville acts at
the Woodman Opera House in Audubon
next Saturday night, making the even
ing one continued round of pleasure to
those who attend the play.
Sheriff w. NJ. Crees and wife were
at Extra last Saturday to attend the
funeral of their uncle Mr.. II. H. Dimick
whose remains were buried there that
day under the Masonic rites.
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Col r. n. Carper and w. o. Henry
auctioneers are the ones who can sell
your property and get best prices Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
81, Audubon, Iowa. 3itf
| The Advocate corn contest closes
Saturday when Prof NJ. A. Hauser of
the Iowa State College ut Ames will be
here to act as judge and deliver IA lect.
ure upon selectieg seed and cultivation.
| --Strayed from my farm One mile
| North and Three West of Audubon IL
two-year-old steer with mark in right
ear. Any information will he thank.
fully received. 40d CHRIS WHITTIER
John Donaldson was i'm the south
part of the county over Sunday with
his parents, q. G.. Donaldson and wife,
who will move in u week or SO down to
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, to make IA
new home
Frank Drury came down from up
at Ardmore, South Dakota, Monday, to
visit his mother. Mrs. p l. Drury, her
family and other friends about town.
Frank looks as though South Dakota
life agreed with him
Joe Jeffries, son of NJ f. Jeffries,
who had been here from the home at
Odessa Missouri, on visit with John
e. Kerwin of the Audubon Hardware
Company and other friends, departed
on the homeward way Sunday.
On account of having too large a
stock of Bracelets l will sell during the
month of December at reduction of
one third off the regular price. This is
your opportunity; take advantage of it.
400 w. III. COWLES, Jeweler.
| County Attorney Hal Mantz went
out to Omaha Saturday to confer with
the detectives and liverymen relative to
their coming here as witnesses in the
case of the State against Dwight Morey
and James Perry, before the grand jury.
| We met Uncle William Bintner,
formerly of Extra IN Audubon, Friday,
and he informed us that he had rented
La house up at Carroll where he was NOV
ing his household goods and would keep
" A bachelors hall, what quare look
| ing place it is.
Mrs Hamp Jones and her daughter
Daisy Jones returned from Bayard and
went to their Hamlin township home
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be pleased TO learn that she has sufficient
ly recovered from her recent illness to
stand the journey nicely.
An exchange says that for the de
sired information of those concerning
the weather we have just received tine
latest report for continuation Of the
present weather for few days longer
and then radical change will take place
for the better or worse perhaps for the
former with a continuous sunshine the
balance of the year in spots.
Jake Mover who attended the Corn
Exposition at Omaha last week says il
was great affair At the close the ten
best ears were sold for 1886 to f. T..
Faville of Des Moines who is editor OF
Successful Farming That would be
labout S2335 a bushel A man from Wis
consin whose half peck of wheat took
first premium bought it back for Sl04.
Will Mantz and wife arrived in Au-
dubon, Saturday, from Omaha and will
pass a few days here with her people,
the Chris Hahn family, and his parents,
Samuel MantZ and wife, before going
to the new Omaha home. The many
friends of Mrs. Will Mantz will be very
, much pleased to learn she is greatly
, improved in health, and everything
points to speedy and complete recovery
Concerning w. III. Nicholson, father
in-law of j. r. Best the Audubon tailor
the Atlantic News says Nv. H. Mich
olson, well known here, and Mrs. Hattie
Hopley, widow of the late Joseph Hop
ley, were married on Saturday evening
r December III, 1909, at the Office of Mayor
! s. w. Straight. They will make theil
home here where both are well known
y and have a host of friends -