Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-09
Call on us for Fire,
Tightening and lorna.
do Insurance in re-
sponsible companies.
Nash 81 Phelps.
Dr.. Carrie Brooks. Wood, Dental of.
flee opposite Commercial Savings Bank.
9. S. McLeran, o. o. S. Office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.
Get Col. Mertz to cry your sale. Al

| Elite and Minnie Burr went down Il
Hanlin Sunday TO begin teaching their
schools the next morning. The forme,
will teach ut Sunnyside and her sister
at Champion Hill.
Roy Dryden came down from Cana.
| da, last week and informs MS that his
parents, Ed Dryden and wife are headed
this way and expect to reach Audubon
about the glad Christmas time.
| BE careful when you sneeze, because
when Frank Adams snoze n little toe
hard the other day he strained some
gearing under his short ribs and the spot
has been mighty sore ever since,
The city has constructed tempo
| rary walk ut the new bridge straight
north from the Prick drug store and
foot passengers can come that way in
safety from the North Western Station,
Governor Carroll has honored j. c.
Bonwell and J. II. Maharg by appointing
the former as delegate to n Good Roads
convention at Topeka and the latter To
River Navigation congress ut Omaha
Sheriff Crees and wife were with
her father, Uncle John Dimick, down nj
Extra a day or two this week. AS soon
rs Mr., Dimick is well enough he will
journey out to California and pass the
winter
The bazaar and supper given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church last
week was the most successful they have
ever given from the financial point of
view, the net returns being over two
hundred dollars
H IL; Huffaker, Mills county
farmer, few days ago found freak
ear of corn, tits 1884 inches long, 10 4
inches in circumference, has 30 rows of
kernels, some of which are half an inch
long, and weighs over two pounds
Pat Mccall and his brother tarried
over Friday night with friends in Audi
bon. They were ON the way from up ut
Woonsocket, South Dakota, where they
purchased land at S,50 90 an acre to the
home near st, Charles by Des Moines.
On account of having too large u
stock of Bracelets will sell during the
month of December ut II reduction OF
one-third off the regular price This is
your opportunity; take advantage of it
40 w. III. COWLES. Jeweler.
H. w. Harrison and wife who were
here to visit her daughter, Mrs Hans
G. Hansen, We're called home to Creston
last of the week by the fire which burn
ed the Masonic Temple and Opera House
Just acrass the street from their home.
Mrs. John Cameron returned Mon
day from visit with her son, Thomas
Dustin, up at Maxwell and daughter,
Mrs. Theron Creveling ut Boone. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs
Mary Todd, who came for visit at the
formers home in Lincoln township.
Jas. NJ Hart and family have moved
TO Wayne Nebraska, to make their
home, They are pleased with the city
over there and the outlook in business
way but regretted To leave their long.
time friends here in Audubon, where
they have resided for many years.
The next meeting of Veritas Blue
Lodge of Masons, which occurs ON the
evening of Friday, December "a, 1909,
is hoped there will be large attend,
ance, and please come real early on ac-
count of the Christmas festivities.
~. WILL r. SMITH, Master.
~ II is none too early to decide on that
Plano for the family's Xmas present
We most cordially invite you to come in
and try them for yourselves or have MS
demonstrate their tone quality and ac-
ton. The Ellington, Hamilton and
Howard Pianos, Of the Baldwin Line.
Prices right. FRIcK DRUG Co.
Mrs. A. G. Ross will entertain the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
the NJ. +. church at her home at 2:30 in
the afternoon of Tuesday, December A.
A Christmas program will he given con
sisting of readings and special music.
Mrs. f. A. Johnson will act as leader.
Refreshments will be served All ladies
are cordially invited.
1t is said farmers i'm many localities
have been compelled to pay IL fine of ten
dollars for putting sale bills in the rural
mail boxes without affiXing - stamp to
bills The Federal authorities have
made number of arrests. The farmers
put up the plea that they did not know
they were violating the statutes but the
postoffice authorities have sent ont a
warning that this plea will not avail.
j. &. Wilson has rented live acres
of ground that is situated four miles in
north west direction from the new court
house in Des Moines and will occupy his
new home about the middle of the pres
ent month Mr.. and Mrs Wilson have
| long been residents of Audubon, have
an army of friends who regret to see
them go and wish them health and pros
perity wherever their footsteps may
wander.
The attention of The Republican
has been called to the fact that hunters
will do well to keep their licenses in Il
safe place rs there is no provision for
renewing them if lost The game war
den issues these licenses in blank to the
, county auditors and they are charged
up nj dollar each and the auditor
must return the blank or the one dollar.
So if you lose your license the only way
to continue to hunt in safety is to buy a
new one.
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