Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-01-07
FART LOANS
AT S Per Cent. Complete set Of
Abstract OF Title to all Lands
in Audubon County.
CHAS. BA0LEY.
c. S, McLeran, D. o. S. Office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.


visit among friends.
The Iowa legislature will assemble
in Des Moines next Monday
Lewis Bagley returned to his
studies at Iowa City last evening.
Mrs. Eldrid OF Atlantic was here
first of the week engaged in missionary
work. -
Frank Leavens and wife return
this week from visit to the Bonesteel
country,
Rev. A. A. Mitchell is holding
meetings out at the Lone Star Presby-
terrain church.
Harry Sampson and wife are here
from Des Moines for a New Year visit
with his family.
Jesse Fiscus has bought an inter-
est in the pool hall up stairs over
Curriers', harness shop.
-Goldie Cozine and May Garroutte
went back to their studies at Des
Moines on Wednesday.
Mr.. K. Lohndahl and the Misses
Agnes and Bell Istrind of Des Moines
returned home Tuesday after visiting
at the home of Chris Sorensen.
The Republican is pleased to note
that Miss Anna Viewer, who recently
returned from the hospital at Roches-
ter, is making rapid Improvement.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety will meet at the home Of Mrs. j.
M. McKarahan, Friday, January 5,
at 3 O'Clock. Tea will be served at 5.
&c. A. Ress, of Lincoln, drove to
Audubon, Monday, on business, not
forgetting to call at this Office as the
manner and custom OF some people is.
H. G. Leach and wife returned this
morning from Mason City accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pedalty who
were married last evening. The ladies
are sisters.
w. d. Sloan, OF Summit, South
Dakota, was down here yesterday do
ing business with some of our citizens
Mr.. Sloan is agent for lands in the
good state of South Dakota.
The wrestling match between Ben
ME Reeves and John Grankow on
Thursday night resulted In favor OF
the former. They will have another
match up at Manning next week.
w. A. Wiley, OF Lincoln, enliv-
ened this Office Saturday for awhile
by his presence. Mr.. Wiley spent
year in Kansas but returned here on
account of Mrs. Wiley's health.
Peter Bramson, who runs the
Standard Oil wagon, tells us that he
distributed $4,000 gallons in this
county In December. What would we
do without Rockefeller to furnish IT?
New readers can secure the Des
Moines Register and Leader through
the entire session OF the Iowa legisla-
ture--to April Is, 1909, for only Sl.0O.
Subscribe with the publisher OF this
paper.
The whole country seems TO have
been struck by cold wave this week.
On Tuesday it showed little and the
wind blew quite fiercely from the north
west making it very cold. Wednes-
day morning the mercury was down
to about fifteen below zero.
Mrs. John Musson had good
visit with her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. d. Goldsmith, from Salem,
South Dakota, this week. These peo-
pile we're on the way TO the far sunny
south to pass the winter months and
tarried here while enroute.
Geo. Brayton of Lake Charles,
louisiana, sent a lemon to his friend,
b. A. Swart, which measured I7x1of
inches In circumference. We should
hate to be "handed a lemon" like that
many days in the year unless 1T were
accompanied by barrel OF sugar.
Those who attended the State
Teachers Association we're Miss Ella
M. Stearns, Arthur Farquhar and wife
Mrs. r. S. Watts, Mrs, John Weigh
ton, Supt. Mantz, Miss Mary Davis,
Mrs. Bertha Lamoreaux, Miss Ella
Hurd, Miss Harris and Miss Elicit.
"A. H. Dollahide and son, Bert,
we're out in southwestern South Dako-
| ia last week and the latter took a
claim quite near to the one taken by
Frank Drury and some other parties
| from here. This week Chas. Hunt
singer and Chas. Dollahide have gone
| to do likewise.
IF. d. Nelson returned from Har-
Ian Tuesday to be present at the meet
| ing of the board of the Farmers State
Bank. He continued his journey that
evening to Ames where he will spend
two weeks with his two brothers and
inform himself by taking the "Short
Course" offered TO farmers by the
Iowa State College.
The birthday Club were entertain
| ed on Monday at the home of Mrs. j..
1 G. Johnson to celebrate her 9th birth.
day. The guests enjoyed an elaborate
dinner and good social hour togeth.
err. When they had departed Mrs.
Johnson found herself in possession
of several beautiful presents to remind
her of the day and her friends.
We enjoyed call Tuesday from
| Mr. G.. L. Kennedy OF Des Moines who
was here to attend the funeral OF his
father. He had not been here since
the death of his mother about six years
| ago. Mr., Kennedy is operating one
of the big linotype machines in the
Register and Leader office and Is an
expert In his line OF work, He and
Mrs. Kennedy returned to Des Moines
Tuesday evening.
III. w. Stearns and Miss Ella
Stearns have been enjoying q visit
since last week with their brother,
Stephen, whom they had not seen for
twenty years. He comes from Kansas
City where he now resides, but for the
most part OF the time during his pro-
longed absence he has been in Colo
RADIO and New Mexico. Doc and his
brother spent day at Extra and had
delightful time among the friends OF
former years when they we're residents
of that place.