Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-23
MONEY TO LOAN.
With the German Saving
Bank at 5 per cent interest
Optional payments.
NASH & PHELPS.
DR.. Carrie Brooks.Wood, Dental Of.
flee opposite Commercial Savings Bank.
@. S, McLeran, D. D. s. Office over
Smiths Drug Store. Audubon.

DIR. Brooks and Emmert came home
y yesterday from Lost Island Lake where
they spent several days fishing. The
doctor caught one big rs buffalo but
forgot to bring it home.
Col. II. N. Carper and w. o. Henry,
auctioneers, are the ones who can sell
your property and get best prices Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
65, Audubon, Iowa. 33tf
Have you farm to sell or exchangeY
1t only costs cent word day to run
an advertisement in The Omaha Bee. IL
will reach over 10000 subscribers and
day. 1855
Mrs. G. S. Sampson and daughter,
Cora Sampson, went to Des Moines on
Friday to visit their son and brother,
Harry Sampson, and family and to see
President William Taft, also to see the
soldiers and hear them drum.
Theresa Smith, the daughter of w.
w. Smith and wife, returned from Cedar
Falls latter part of last week and Sunday
teach music and drawing in the city
schools the coming year. She was ac-
companied by her mother who went down
for visit with her brother, Thomas G..
Bryant.
Uncle l. w. Wright is having u
good visit wilh his brother, Mr. Alfred
wright, whose home is down at Fairfield;
and in all these thirty years that l. W.
Wright has resided here this is the first
time that his brother has been here to see
Mr.. Alfred Wright was accompanied by
his two daughters, Mrs. Louden and
Mrs. Van Patton, who visited the Sherm
Wright family on Sunday and returned
f, home the next day.
Last Saturday while playing about
the new bridge which is being construct
ed near the North Western depot Leon
ard Smith, son of Evart Smith and wife,
fell off into the ravine and broke one of
his arms. Tenderly they picked the
little fellow up and carried him to the
surgeon who set the injured member
, and he is now resting comfortably.
John Winn and wife, who had been
in the eastern part of the state stopped
off here Friday night and called on their
cousins, Sheriff Crees and wife, and the
next day proceeded on the way to their
home at Red Oak.
Mrs. Cecilia Soar-Jensen and her
daughter, Beulah, were down from
Murdo, South Dakota, to visit her faith
er, ID. K. Soar. Sunday they all went
to Extra to visit relatives at the John b.
Connrardy home.
The following parties have bought
well-improved farms in Miner and Min
nehaha counties i'm South Dakota from
Renftle, the Land Man, and will move
on the same in the spring: Ralph Mil
Ter, Everett Bates, Charles Bamsey and
John Bridenstine. Remember that j
still have few choice farms in Eastern
South Dakota; also in Northern Iowa.
See me before buying. Renftle the
Land Man.
Bert Noyes one of the elephant at
tendants with Gollmar Bros. circus,
was taken down with typhoid fever
while the show was here and compelled
to remain in Audubon for treatment,
He is being cared for at the home of n.
G.. Hansen, whose wife is giving him
the best of care. Noyes' condition is
considered favorable at the present writ
ing. His home is in Grand Lodges,
Mich.
The w. H. Ball Medicine Company,
which held forth in the opera house last
week, closed their vaudeville perform
ances Saturday evening by awarding
prize to the lady receiving the most
votes for being popular" The prize,
which consisted of a gold watch, was
won by Mrs. Lou Caldwell, she receiv-
ing about 10000 votes more than her
nearest competitor. The shows were
well worth attending, but having no
use for the medicine that was sold it is
impossible for The Republican todes-
cant upon its merits.
The p. K. o. Chapter of Audubon
has issued its program for the coming
year, which begins the present month.
The work in prospect includes the study
and discussion of the better class of lit
erature by some of the most illustrious
authors in the world The officers for
| the term are Miss Harriet BilharZ, presi-
dent; Mrs. Vivian III. BilharZ, vice
president; Laura M. Griffith, recording
secretary; Louella Green, corresponding
secretary; Lucy Davis, treasurer; Myrtle
Marlin, chaplain; Gertrude Nelson
guard; Name Davis, journalist.