Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-18

Get Col. Mertz to cry your sale. Ait
II promise to stick to you yust lik
glue.
-Frick's Lotion for huskers, heal,
the hands.
The Rock Island train came in OF
time last evening.
Hi Mendcnhall made trip to Des
Moines this week.
John Renftle returned Monday from
his trip to Chicago
e. S. Van Gorder and family re-
turned home Sunday
p. F. Anderson went to Atlantic,
Friday to visit his daughter
Mrs. 0. B. Train returned Monday
from Des Moines and Dexter,
Sunday Papers at Old Stand of the
Audubon Hardware Company
Joe Garnett returned last Friday
from visit over at Coon Rapids
Rev. r. E. Harvey of Manning
passed through Audubon Monday.
The Misses Ruth and Franc Ander-
son went out to Omaha, yesterday.
Ladies Bazaar and annual dinner
at the Presbyterian church Dec. 3.
Call on j. w. b. Cole for that Easy
Wringer Mop and Buster combined
Mrs. Mary lines has gone to Belden,
Nebraska, for visit with relatives
-Chas. E. BRENNAN of Wyoming was
in town few days first of the week
Plenty of money for farm loans.
BoYSEN q BEASoN.
Mrs. DR.. Rosenbladt went down to
Iowa City Monday to visit her mother.
Doctor Childs and wife went out to
Council Bluffs Tuesdayto visit relatives
Miss Darrah of Greenfield came MP
Friday to visit her friend Mrs H. II.
Buck.
Nothing too fine to be dry cleaned
at City Laundry. Wo guarantee our
work. 46tf
w. S. Roberts is now carrying the
mail and express from the Rock Island
depot.
The mother of Mrs. John Musson
returned with her from South Dakota
for visit.
Try Rex Porous Plaster for that
lame back, twenty-five cents at Prick S
drug store
Mrs. HI. G. Fredericksen has gone to
prnnTnAf1nn 70 rfNtt xxvfth hnU
aged mother.
-Jonh j. Dimmick CT Extra has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. Sheriff Crees
in Audubon.
Mrs. Charles l.. Tramp and Mrs.
Charles Poulson returned on yesterday
from Omaha.
j. w. b. Cole and son Elvin went
to Harlan Saturday to attend to business
for few days.
Rem Phelps and wife have been
here visiting her parents Mr., and Mrs.
l.. G. Johnson
George Bull and wife went down to
Conway, Missouri, Tuesday seeking a
warmer climate.
| Mrs Harrison of Creston came UP
yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Hans G. Hansen.
Mrs Underwood of Denver came to
Audubon last week to spend the winter
with her daughter.
Rev. w. NJ Dudley, Vice-President
of Simpson College and former pastor
here, was in town Monday.
S. A. McHargue and his two little
girls Verne and Gladys went down tC
Nicola Friday to visit friends.
Harry Tramp and family who had
been here among his relatives went tC
their home at Creston, Monday
Howard Kittell entertained his
Bible Glass of young men at his home
on Thursday evening of last week
We have set Wednesdays and Thurs
days for dry cleaning and pressing
| 46tf THE CITY LAUNDRY.
Will G. Wilson of Scotland, Soutl
Dakota, was down to Audubon par
of last week returning Saturday night.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Presbyterian church will give socia
on Friday evening in the church parlor'
j. S. Dennis writes from Rochester
that he is making some improvement
and expects to be home the coming weel
For sale, 30 registered Shropshir,
Rams of good weight and quality.
37tf VIM. l.. CLARK, Hamlin, Iowa
F. l.. Wheeler was in town, Frida,
and on Saturday went to OskalooSa t
visit his daughter, Mrs. l.. F. Walker
William Owen and wife went on
to Omaha, Saturday, to see their sol
Ed who is under treatment iii the hospi
tai.
Mrs. r. O. Craney, Mrs Waite
Fredericksen and Miss Bessie Ping wen
to Omaha last evening to remain fey
days.
The ladies of Presbyterian churc
will hold their Annual Bazaar and Dime
in the church parlors on Friday, Decem
bea 3, 1909.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. E. Frick returned yes
terday from Lake Okoboji where MI
: Prick had been hunting ducks of whic
. he bagged a goodly number.
Miss Cora Hale and her niece Mis-
Catharine Pope, of Cameron township
were down to Audubon last Friday an
honored this office with a call.
For RENT-S0 acres improve
land, 100 acre pasture and an so acr
: pasture, well fenced and plenty of watel
43-tf NASH & PHELPS.
j. III. Baker was visited last wee
by his brother Birney Baker and famil
from California On Friday they wei
to Minburn. Iowa, to visit among he
people.
, Fred Vermilya and wife left Satu