Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-02

effect of the winter.
Mrs. s. A. Polling. of Des Moines.
who had passed month here with her
grand daughter, Mrs. John Sherman, re
turned home Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Wadsworth, who had
passed last week here with her parents,
w. Burnside and wife. returned to the
Grinnell home Monday.
Reno Ordway of Oakfeld, was up
last saturday selling and delivering
hickory nuts. He had eighty bushels
from his grove of twenty acres.
C. H. Purmoth. Synodical Mission
AIRY. of Des MOineS, was here Monday
in conference with Rev. a. A. Mitchell
who will soon leave for other fields.
Palmer Perfumes in most attract
i've packages from PC to s. 90. What
could he nicer for an Xmas gift?
lit FRICK DRUG CO.
|. b. Jennings has been quite i'll
the past ten days of IL bronchial Attic
ton, and it will be several days vet
before he can leave his downy couch.
Nelson COwles returned to Ottumwa
Friday but his wife and baby remained
for longer visit with relatives. the w.
II. C0wles and John \. Nash families
Mrs Chandler asks us to say that
she will have the Red Cross stamps the
same as she did year ago, and the pro
ceedS will be used for a benevolent OBJ
ject.
On Friday evening of next week
Parents Meeting will be held at the
Intn NJ
gram will be given. Look for announce
ment next week.
We want you to call at our store
during our Majestic Demonstration
week, December to II, 1909, and get a
Souvenir Set of Majestic Ware. Audi
bon Hardware Co.
Dan Petersen has commenced his
duties as night watch which he will
continue during the next four months
the business men having subscribed
enough to pay his wages.
Doctor Roy Smith, of Fort Dodge,
and his sister Miss Theresa Smith, OF
Thanksgiving dinner with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Smith.
Col. r. n. Carper and W. o. Henry
auctioneerS are the ones who can sell
your property and get best prices, Stock
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. 3tt
"A baby daughter came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Christensen,
out in Sharon township, Tuesday night
November 30, 1909, Ii our information
is correct she makes number thirteen.
e AL,
Burbridge, his wife and her brother,
Will Donaldson Of near Anita, were
guests at the George K. Spencer home,
down The Valley near Hamlin, on last
Sunday.
AT the special examination given by
the county superintendent last week live
applicants were present and the returns
from the state department SHOW that
All OF them passed and We're granted GER
ufiCateS.
james Lang was taken suddenly i'll
ut the Fred smith drag store last Sat
urday morning. and kind hands assisted
INN into the bus which conveyed him
home. He mas been quite sick man for
several days.
Miss AgneS Collins and the trim
DlSl Miss 'IDlIlSOIl, W ITO llCtI DCOI uS'nlS
o1 Nellie Foley and Catherine Foley, at
the NJ. L. Foley home i'll Audubon for Il
lew days Vent home Monday, accompa-
Med ny Nellie Foley.
H H. rocker and wife, of Hobart,
Oklahoma have returned to make their
home III audubon county after eight
years in the southwest. At present they
are visiting at the home of ID. w. Ran
dolph, tn ladies being sisters Mr..
Crocker Informs us that he expects to
buy or bmId house in Audubon.
r.. Chris lain and his daughter, Mrs.
Kleuver, fastened to Omaha Tuesday
morning in response to II message con
corning his daughter, MIS- w. d. Mantz,
who Is in the hnsnital Mrs Hahn and