Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-09
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Bank at 5 per cent interest
Optional payments.
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Or. John X. Donaldson. Dentist.
Office over Scars Harness Shop, Au-
dubon, Iowa. Tel. 42i.
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James Lang and his men went to
Elk Horn yesterday TO do some furnace
work.
Frank Heath was up from Extra on
Friday visiting his relatives ut the l.. Il,
Jennings home in this city.
wv. c. Elliott returned this morning
from Webster City where he had been
to look after a case in court
Call on j. w, B. Cole, State agent
for the Easy Wringer Mop, and Buster
Phone 49,, Audubon, Iowa.
The family of our County Recorder
L. G. Christoffersen were at Atlantic
and Marine visiting this week.
Fred Vermilya and Mr.. Porter are
at Viola Center taking an invoice of the
stock of goods sold to Mr.. Textor.
Mrs. William Cloughly returned ON
Friday from a visit with her daughter
Mrs. Justin Quinby, in Des Moines,
Harry Sampson who was out this
way on business spent yesterday among
the folks at home here in Audubon.
Mrs. J. F. Russell came down from
Fort Dodge last Friday for visit with
relatives at the John A. Nash home,
"A gentleman and his wife desire to
secure two or three rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire at this office.
Agnes Wolf returned from Mason
City first of the week where she had
been to visit her brother, Cred Wolf,
Charles Jingst, of Warsaw, Illinois,
has been here ON visit TO the Ruhs
boys who are brothers to his mother.
Have you seen those beautiful Lap
Robes and Horse Blankets that Martin
Larsen keeps at his shop? AT
FOR SALE-l4 head of Duroc Jersey
hogs. Call West Viola line A.
49, Up JOHN CARL
For sale Plymouth Rock Cockerels.
Phone 51Al2-22 or come and see them.
49tf VIM. l.. CLARK, Hamlin, Iowa.
Mrs. John Weighton, J. B. Ashby
and wife are in Chicago this week com
bining business and pleasure on the trip
A. +. Bates and wife were up from
Extra first of the week looking after
affairs on his farm and calling on their
friends.
Miss Jessie Hoover returned Tuesday
from Omaha having accompanied Miss
Divine Houbbold that far on her way
to Denver
Beatrice Crees and her cousin, Roy
Dryden, visited relatives at the Calvin
DimiCk home, over against Oaktield, ON
last Sunday,
William S. Armstrong, his son.in-
law Arthur AnciauX, Howard Kelley
went to the corn show out ut Omaha on
Monday night.
Mrs. Ed Van Gorder returned first
of the week from pleasant visit with
her people, the Getchell family, down
ut Des Moines.
DO not have your underwear hung
out on the line to be frozen and cracked
but have it washed and Steam Dried ut
the City Laundry.
F. Ii. Adams is out on his annual
stunt of helping to take an invoice of
the Green Bay lumber yards, beginning
at Extra yesterday.
Furniture and other household goods
for sale on the street next Saturday af
ternOon December IL. Col. Nj. 5.
KNESS, Auctioneer.
Geo. Freeman, who has been here
at work this summer for the firm of
Ward & Weighton has gone down to
his home in Indiana.
We regret to hear that Vic Anci-
aux of Greeley, who underwent an OPP
Grafton ut the University in Iowa City,
is lying seriously i'll.
County Clerk L. A. McGinnis was
given the third degree in Masonry, last
Friday evening, at the hands of his
brethren in this city.
wills Staley and his son, Harry Sta
ley are ut the hospital i'm Council Bluffs
where the latter will submit to slight
operation in his nose.
John Campbell of Adair returned
tend the Iellmer sale He viii move
on that farm in the spring.
Presiding Elder Yaggy was here on
last Sunday and conducted quarterly
meeting for Rev. Schlesselman of the
Audubon Evangelical church.
The several churches are making
preparation for exercises and presents
i'll connection with the Sunday Schools,
on the night before Christmas.
j. S. Dennis reached home yester-
day from the hospital up ut Rochester,
Minnesota, and we are pleased to note
that he is much improved in health
r.. o. Craney writes from Denver
that they have more snow there now
than for many years. He met X. j.
Gilchrist there on his way to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe II. Ross have
been entertaining his father and moth
er from Cedar Rapids since Thanksgiv-
ing time They left for home yesterday
morning
M. c. Griffith left on Tuesday for
Biloxi, Mississippi. to spend the winter
lie says he has tried both Texas and
California but likes the southern coast
the best.
Fred w. Delahoyde came out from
his home among the hills of western
Guthrie county and passed a day or two
with his sister, Mrs. Lena Walker, last
of the week
Uncle Hiram Mendenhall reached
home last Sunday noon from a trip to
Des Moines. We understand he found
brick in his grip, and it wasn't a gold
brick either.
-Olivene Houbbold departed last Sat
urday for Denver, Colorado, where her
mother Mrs. II. j. Chemist was. She
was accompanied so far as Omaha by
Jessie Hoover.
! o. G. Donaldson was up from the
South County Line first of the week to
have his SON Doctor John Donaldson