Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-02-11
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Susie Law was down with Extra
friends last Saturday.
&C. A. Petty was business caller
at Atlantic on Monday.
The State College at Ames has an
attenda nee of l 800 students.
Henry Jacobsen snapped yarns
with Extra friends last Saturday.
Mr.. Fiske, the merchant, came
over from Guthrie Center, Monday.
The Life of Lincoln in handsome
volumes for sale at Prick Drug Store.
The trains came in on good time
Tuesday in the midst of the blizsard.
w. II. Gilfllen returned Monday
from visit in the southeastern part
of the state.
Two daughters of Grandpa Fra
J zier, who is quite ILL., was here to see
him last week.
Steve Morrissey returned Monday
from Nebraska where he had been on
business trip.
The next term of the district court
will open Tuesday, February %, with
Judge Wheeler on the bench.
George Everts received another
very fine specimen of Duroc swine last
Monday from Earlham, Iowa
Superintendent Frank Mantz was
up at Carroll. last Saturday, attend
ing a meeting of school men.
Mabel Northup went over to Mon
tieth last of the week to visit with her
grandfather |. N. Darland nd;family
Mrs. w. d. Stanley came up from
her Old Hamlin home and passed last
Sunday with her daughter Mrs, Frank
Drury.
County Recorder Christotferson
returned Monday from pleasant Wis.,
it with friends over at Prophetstown,
ILLINOIS.
WANTED! Work on farm by an
experienced man raised on farm; GO
ing wages. Call Henry s. Fiscus, on
phone 800. Gid.
Henry Nelson and family who mi
grated to Thayer, Kansas, some time
ago have returned and are domiciled
out on route six.
Mrs. Spencer, mother of Mrs. r..
ID. Searls, who had been here out from
Cedar Rapids for visit returned to
her home last Friday.
Mrs. r. j. Chandler went down to
Ottumwa, Saturday, to call on friends
and on the way visited with friends at
Cromwell, Red Oak and Atlantic.
John Wolfe, who resides north of
town, is at Nashville, Illinois, for a
visit and to accompany his wife home
who had been there with relatives.
Rev. G. c.. Brown and family were
out to Marne over Sunday with old
time friends; for there it was he began
his ministry after leaving college.
Mrs. William Thielen and daught-
err, from south. of Extra, were in town
Monday calling upon their friend Ella
M. Stearns, and doing some shopping
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Cannon from
Fremont, Mahaska county, arrived in
Audubon, on Monday evening, for a
good visit with his sister Mrs. Jesse
Keith.
The Kennedy property on the
corner ore block south OF Buthweg
and Hansens store has been purchas-
ed by C. w. Leonard, the price being
81, 700.
Deputy Sheriff Northup made a
trip to Clarinda last of the week TAX
ing VIM. Mitchell an inmate of the
County Home there for treatment in
the hospital.
Fred Cole journeyed to Newton on
Saturday to be present at the funeral
of his mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Coles uncle
Mr.. John Mathews, which occurred
there the next day.
Monday for short visit. John has
lately sold his half interest in the bar
Der shop to d. o. Settlemire, but will
continue to be employed there.
-Liveryman J M. Cole returned
from his trip to Texas on the Sunday
noon train and informs us that hehas
about closed the deal for half section
of land in the Lone Star State.
Mrs. Mollie Leake, who is passing
ing few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Laura Delahoyde, at Extra came up to
Audubon last Friday to visit relatives
at the Charles Van Gorder home.
The Mrs. Jennie Walker property
known as the Old Isham House was
sold first of the week to Mr.. Valentine
Leonard who, aboutthe first of March,
will start boarding house therein.
Manager John Zion informs us
that he has No. / company for all
next week. Ladies free accompanied
by one 35c ticket Monday night, Feb
ruary Is. Come and see good show!
Mrs. Doctor Childs has invited her
friends to assemble at her beautiful
home, in Audubon, at one O'Clock this
afternoon and partake OF an elegant
luncheon, after which a season Of real
down east sociability will follow.
Mr.. William Mitchell, an inmate
of the county poor farm. was adjudged
insaneby the commission Monday and
Deputy Sheriff Northup started on the
noon train for the Clarinda hospital
that he might receive medical aid.
Weather Charts are now here.
Special price on Standard Stock Food
for your horses, colts, calves and the
brood sows. 1t saves feed. Get Black
legoid in time. Poultry Food makes
hens lay. FRIcK DRUG COMPANY.