Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-01-28
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Sec Webster for dry cobs.

Will thompson mas been quite
sick the past week.
Gus Dettman and wife are here
from Council Bluffs with relatives.
Don't forget those wall paper bar,
gains at the Prick Drug Store.
Mrs. Sherman Wright is with her
parents down at Atlantic for visit,
&C. f. Mertz was in town Tuesday.
He is now residentof Nemaha, Iowa,
&C. H. Stocking went down to Girls
void Tuesday on account OF the seri-
Gus illness of his brother 'in-laM, j. IL.
Buckley
Mrs. Fred Vermilya and daughter
Miss Donna Vermilya, have gone to
| Trinidad, Colorado, to visit Mrs.
Vremilya's sister.
"A box social and program will be
| given at school house No. . Cameron
township on Friday evening, January
%. All are cordially invited.
Doctor w. ]. Charters, Extracting
| Specialist, located over First National
/ Bank at Extra, does first-class work
Write or call and see him. lift
| Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Herman w. Ross and Mary
Jnrgens; August Nicholson and Ethel
Dryden: Jens II. Hansen and Mary
| Rasmussen.
The little girls of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Macintosh with their Sunday School
class were given party at the home
| of Mrs. John Weighton on Saturday
afternoon.
| The young ladies of the Catholic
church will give a card party at the
home of Mrs. b. II. CASTOR, Friday
evening this week at eight o'clock.
Everybody invited.
| Miss Cuen Grifliths OF CONSTANT.
nople arrived in Audubon last even.
ing for visit at the home of her cous
in j. A. Nash. The lady has been do
ing missionary work and Is q teacher
in that big city.
| DR.. Macintosh and family have
been entertained this week at the homes
ID. L.. Thomas, George Il. Kellogg,
and Mrs. Tharnish. He leaves today
but his wife and children will not go
until next week.
/
Hamlin Wednesday morning on bust
ness, intending to go back at noon;
but he talked too long and only got
near enough to see the train pull out,
so he waited till evening.
| Rev. DR.. George, of Atlantic, will
| preach in the Presbyterian church in
| Audubon next Sunday morning and
evening. He comes as delegate from
the presbyterv to declare a vacancy
in the pastorate OF this church.
Miss Reese, the skilled nurse from
| Atlantic who was here caring for Mrs.
| Il. G.. Spencer, returned home Satur-
day leaving that lady Ia much inn
| proved condition, which her many
friends will be glad to know.
| Use your drafts on Buckhorn and
| Riverside coal. Lay the coal fiat on
! fire not edge ways-when fire is well
| started shut off the drafts then see
how long it lasts. Sold by
j. A. MUSSoN.
One of the special features of the
| excellent production Down DEVILS
| Canyon at the opera house Friday
night, January 80, is the select music
dispensed by the orchestra between
acts, it alone being worth the price of
admission.
| 80 Down DEVILS Canyon F" at the
opera house Friday night promises to
be one of the best attractions of the
season, 1t is as clever play OF life
in the west as was ever written and
will be produced by company of SUI
| perior excellence.
| Charles Butler and wife, from up
at Murdo, in South Dakota, who had
been here for a week or so visiting
their relatives at the Mrs. Thomas
Musson and the John A. Musson
homes, went to Bonneville, Saturday,
for visit with other relatives.
lone of the best if not the best of
| the season " is the unanimous verdict
regarding the western play Down
| DEVILS Canyon" which will appear
at the Audubon opera house on Fri
day evening, January 20. The play is
full of pure enjoyment, clever comedy
in all the purest as we'll as the finest
of popular successes.
Mrs. +. s. Watts went up to Ma
son City, Monday night to attend a
meeting of an auxiliary to tho Moth.
| er's Congress of Iowa of which she is
the president. She will also speak at
another meeting at Hampton. While
| at Mason City, she will be the guest of
| Mrs. S. II. Miles, the mother of Miss
Miles former teacher in the Audubon
high school.
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