Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-04
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AT 5 Per Cent. Complete set OF
Abstract OF Title to all Lands
in Audubon County.
CHAS. BA6LEY.
DR.. John X. Donaldson. Dentist.
Office over Scars Harness Shop, Au-
dubon, Iowa. Tel. AL.

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Too much business for our health and strength
II you want good thing COME QUICK
A. a, ZANER,
Tricks Lotion for Husker's Heals
the Hands; 25c the bottle. AT
The weather man who predicted a
storm the last week hit it pretty well
though the cold wave has not been near
| ly as severe as was anticipated.
Consider the tone, quality and price
of a Piano together. You will find them
all in the Baldwin line at
tricks DRUG STORE.
For SALE: Some good Durock
Jersey male pigs ut Maple Grove Stock
Farm, Two and One half Miles North of
Audubon. 42tf MADISON SPENCER.
j. G. Davis and wife report very
pleasant trip out in South Dakota and
Mr.. Davis is quite enthused over the
outlook for that section west Of the river
Charles Wolff had visit last week
from Marshall Palmerton of Sioux City.
The boys used to work together out in
Nebraska and enjoyed good visit to-
gether
j NJ Graham and r. O. Craney
We're ut Avoca Saturday looking after
some legal business pertaining to the
settlement of the estate of Mr.. Craney' S
mother.
Mrs. Simon Hansen went to Des
MONIES yesterday to attend the meeting
of the Mothers Congress Mrs. Mott of
Marengo is also expected to be i'll at
tendance.
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| her EXiga home Mrs. L. j. Oldaker tar
was guest at the home of Mrs. LATE
Simpson.
Elmer Baily has commenced decor
ating the building heretofore occupied
by the meat market on south side of the
street for restaurant to be run by
Alvin Holmes.
| II. A. Miller who left for Honolulu
the first of October arrived there the
fifteenth all safe and sound and sends
this office some fine post cards contain
ing tropical scenery. ..
| About sixty members of the Modern
| WoOdmen of Audubon assemblies at
! their hall Tueseay evening where they
enjoyed light refreshments, a smoke
and a good social time
Pat Carolan of Morris, Illinois, who
was deputy sheriff here at one time,
has qeen i'm town this week to attend
funeral of Grandma Foley and visit his
sister Mrs. NJ. 7. Foley.
d. W. Randolph had beautiful
day for his sale Tuesday. Thirty head
of horses were disposed of at prices
ranging from about 100000 down, the
average price being S2Ol.OO.
The mother of M. III. Titterington
who lives at Rock Island, has been here
on visit at his home and on her return
! Tuesday Faye Titterington went home
with her grandmother for q visit
r.. NJ. Dickey returned last Satur-
day from Minot, North Dakota, where
he spent several weeks with his children
who are located in that vicinity. He
also made u visit to friends in Canada.
Horace Farquhar and wife of Lin
coin, Nebraska, Miss Flora Farquhar of
| Ohio, and the Kisses Ella and May Far
quhar of Fort Dodge were all here over
Sunday at the homes of their relatives,
Julia Christensen, daughter of the
| IllIIltSS lIldhtT III WtIlb 10
Atlantic Monday evening. There are
rumors of wedding to occur in short
time that will be of special interest to
her
Charles Talbot has bought of DR..
| Brooks that big six-cylinder Overland
and evidently anticipates a round of
pleasure with his new machine next
summer. He can drive up to see his
Dakota farm.
Geo n. Weighton has built fine
hog house which he warns in cold
| departments and in three of them he
has three different families of his famous
| Tamworth breed.
L. r. Elwell, who has been employ
ed the last year by A. NJ Currier and
was instructor of the Audubon band
during the summer, went to Casey Mon
day. He is intending to locate some
where for business.
Ed Preston, o son of G.. w. Preston,
got bump on the forehead last week
while playing foot ball that sent him
home with hands and legs more or less
paralyZed But under skillful treatment
he has been rapidly improving.
Mrs F. S. Watts went to Red Oak
Monday where she would give an ad-
dress before the district convention of
Woman's Clubs on Friday and then go
to Des Moines to preside over a meeting
of the Iowa Congress of Mothers.
During the two days that George
w. Preston hada special sale Of the Mar
shall tionr last week he disposed of four
hundred and seventeen sacks at 81. so q
sack, the regular price being $l75. He
has handled this flour now for seventeen
years.
George Kness of Audubon town
ship has been spending week here with
his brother and sister. While he is able
TO get around and his leg is in pretty
good condition he has not yet regained
his strength such as he had before the
accide Mt.
d. l.. Freeman returned last of the
week from Sioux City where he attended
large meeting Of the Eastern Star not
less than a Thousand delegates being
present. f. NJ Willard of Atlantic was
chosen as Grand Worthy Patron for the
coming year.
L NJ. Estes went to Atlantic Fri
day evening carrying with him couple
of dressed chickens for Mrs. Estes whose
appetite cravea for some of her own fine
poultry out in Melville township instead
of some of the scrawny breeds raised
down in Cass county.
Miss Ella NJ. Stearns went to Extra
Sunday to meet Hon. Lyman Cooper of
Wyoming who stopped there on his re.
, turn from treatment i'm the hospital at