Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-02-04

III. N. hlgley was down from Viz
ola yesterday.
Ed Finch started for Emmetsburg
on Tuesday morning.
Col. M. s. Kness made trip to
Omaha first OF the week.
IA &C. A. Petty was business visitor
In Atlantic on Monday,
Sam Kopp was u passenger down
to Stuart on business Monday.
j. M. Cole returned Monday from
a business trip down to Earlham.
j. Shingledecker came home Sun
cay from trip to the southwark.
"A. f. Drake arrived home Sunday
morning from business trip abroad.
The Thomas building Is being put
in readiness for the new plumbing
shop.
Will Mccall, who had been out In
Utah looking at the country, returned
Sunday.
George Guernsey came up from
Extra, Monday evening, to visit with
his friends,
James Lang was among those who
were delayed out OF town, reaching
home Sunday.
Henry Kruger was up from Extra,
Monday, to visit his brother-in-law,
John Graham.
Mrs. Rem Phelps and sister Nettie
johnson went TO Atlantic on Monday
to visit relatives.
Harvey Maharg was at Villisca
this week attending sale OF fine bred
Short-horn cattle.
Dave Randolph came home Sun
day noon, after being snow-bound In
Atlantic a day or two.
There's to be q theatrical troupe
at the Woodman Opera House in Au-
dubon the week OF February 10.
j. M. Graham and J. L. Mcclure
journeyed down to Des Moines, Tues
day, to look after business.
Mrs. Il b. Cousins, wife OF our
county Auditor has been confined TO
her home by illness the past week.
- Mary Leonard OF Davenport came
to Audubon, Monday morning To Wis.
it her father, V. Leonard, and family
Frank Adams attended business
OF "A number of the Green Bay
managers down at Atlantic last week.
viii Sampson arrived from oska :
loosa first of the week and tarried
through the night with his uncle G. III.
Sampson, of this city.
e. L. Finch returned home Sun
day and some of the boys reported
around that he was married but Ed
says 1t isn't so, and we guess he
knows.
Rev. G. Brown, brother OF Mrs.
Don Preston, who Is here visiting that
lady has been sorely afflicted by rheu-
matism the past few days, but we are
pleased to state he is improving.
We still have some good remnants
in Wall Paper at bargain prices. Our
new paper is now ready for your in
speotion, and don't forget that we sell
paint. FRIcK DRUG COMPANY.
Mrs. +. s. Watts left Hampton on
Thursday evening on her way home
and came as far as Fort Dodge. On
Saturday she reached Carroll, and
Monday morning arrived in Audubon.
General Dodge, who is chairmrn
of the Allison Monument Association,
has appointed committee In each dis
trict to solicit subscriptions. We no.
tice the name of Charles Van Gorder
in the list as the member from tn Is
county.
"A. j. Story writes us from Macon,
Missouri asking us TO send his Repub-
lican to that place instead of Summer
Vile, Oregon. Mr.. Story has
gone there to make his home hoping
ne may have better health.
Some friend up In Lincoln town
ship sent in some well-writted cores
pondence this week, but we could not
publish it because the party failed to
sign his name. We hope he will try
again. We donot publish the name but
we must know who does the writing.
The wife and daughter OF Charlie
left Monday evening for De-
Soto on their way to San Antonio,
Texas, where Mrs. Colwells people
live, with whom they will make visit
Of several weeks.
The Lincoln Souvenirs have been
going fast. There has been a choice
lot of quotations submitted for these
handsome souvenirs, butwe want more
We have q souvenir forevery admirer
Of Lincoln. just a quotation TO get
one. FRICK DRUG COMPANY.
George Conklin and his wife came
down from Kingsley, Sunday morning
and passed the day with their friend
Mrs. Guernsey-Bates, at the E. A.
Bates home near town. Monday noon
they went down to Casey to visit his
mother, Mrs. Henry Conklin, formerly
of Extra.
The relatives in Audubon have re-
ceived word from Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Deets, of Orient, that a bright new
baby girl arrived at their home on
Thursday, January 28, 1909, and in
the coming years she will be known as
Miss Thelma Maxine Deets. Mrs.
Deets is sister OF Mrs. Frank Drury
and a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ID. Stanley.
On Monday, February /, Mrs.
Lydia Chandler reached another mile
stone in the journey OF life, and to
properly observe the occasion a num-
Der OF her lady friends spent the after
noon at her home, where they enjoyed
a pleasant social time and delicious
refreshments. They remembered her
with dozen beautiful sherbert glasses
and with some other useful things.