Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-02
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| friends first of the week.
| Howard Kittell and wife We're with
Extra relatives over Sunday.
| Chicken dinner at the Presbyterian
church, December3 B, ut q p NJ
Mrs Dan Johnson departed Satur-
day to visit relatives down i'll Kansas,
] Demonstration this week ut Stone
| Hardware store, Call and see them
-Theo Mantz returned to his law
studies at Drake University, Saturday.
| y. w. Mcclure shipped double
decked car of sheep to Omaha Monday.
| Mrs j. A. Humiston went to Cedar
Rapids on Tuesday for II visit with her
mother.
| Mrs j. n. b. Clark returned Mon
day from visit with her daughters at
| Atlantic.
| from Il visit with his mother at Wymore,
| Nebraska.
| Charles White came home last Of the
week from business trip to the north
part of the state,
| Frank Drake and wife visited their
Clarinda last week.
| Frank Rice his wife and Miss Fiji
returned from Omaha last Friday where
they visited relatives.
&C. II. Priestly received very fine
Shropshire sheep from ID, l.. Ruhs at
/ Gfapnntt fret pf the Nynaly
Mrs. H. C. Frederickson returned
| Monday from visit with her mother
over mt Presumption, Illinois.
Miles Kness has sold his oil business
| to Eb Potter who u.s. like Mark Haley,
now making his daily rounds.
| Frank Sampson returned Saturday
from visit with his brother, Harry
Sampson, down at Des Moines.
Banker Ed Rice came down from
Gray Monday and passed on through
our gates to call on Extra friends.
Mrs Con Kennedy, of Des Moines,
was here few days this week visiting
relatives at the Vern Culver home.
Mrs Price, of Shenandoah, returned
home last of the week after visit with
her daughter, Mrs. George Nj. Ross,
| 1t is worth ~. 90 to you to read our
advertisement in this paper, SO don I
| overlook it. Audubon Hardware Co.
| L. Rippey is working in drug
store at Corning, and was home to eat
Thanksgiving dinner with his family.
| Mr.. Kackley of South Bend is at
Stones Hardware showing the Mallea'
bic Range Call and see him this week.
Mrs Will PARROT, of Ross, and her
mother Mrs f. NJ Zion, of Audubon,
iourneyed to Des Moines first of the
week.
Charles Van Gorder and wife ate
Thanksgiving dinner with their rela-
tives, the Edwin Delahoyde family at
Extra.
| Get Majestic Souvenir Set of
Ware at Audubon Hardware Co S store
during demonstration week, December
to IL, 1909
Don't forget to attend the Majestic
Range Demonstration ut our store one
week, December g to III, 1909. Audubon
Hardware Co.
| Charles Colee was in Audubon Sat
urlay on the road to his Greeley farm
Mr.. Colee is just recovering from quite
a severe i'll spell.
Mary Leonard and her friend, Mr.
| Art Danger, from Davenport, passed u
part of last week at the V. Leonard
home in this city
"A letter from the Vermilyas to
| friends in Audubon says they will be
back December six and expect to CON
tinue this place as their home.
| &C. f. Mccoy returned last Friday
from Chicago where he had taken car
of cattle and one of hogs from his own
farm over in Melville township.
Kodaking is easy. Just the thing for
winter pastime A Kodak for Xmas !
At prices from 81 90 upwards.
FRICK DRUG Co.
Henry G.. Leach, the auctioneer who
cried Simon Loves sale yesterday re-
ports Il good attendance and good prices
notwithstanding it rained practically
all the time.
Mrs. Ashby and daughter were up
from Creston and passed Thanksgiving
week with her son, j. b. Ashby, and
wife one mile north of town. They re-
turned home Saturday.
Buy a range with a reputation and
take advantage of our free offer during
our Demonstration week, December D
to II. 1909 Come in and let us show
you. Audubon Hardware Co.
Mrs. Hamp Jones and her daugh-
ter Daisy went over to Bayard last of
the week to visit with relatives. On
Tuesday DR.. Brooks was called over TO
see the young lady who had taken seri-
ously iii. On his return he reported
her somewhat improved
james II. Jay and wife, who had
been here to visit his parents, Wesley
Jay and wife, and other relatives left
Monday for the home at Sterling, Colo
RADIO They came around by st. Louis
and had their little sons feet straiht-
tened.
The North Western Orchestra, of
Atlantic composed of Ernest Phelps,
Carl Parson, Joe Schrappasse. Il. w.
Petersen, the Misses Alice Dahlberg
Essie Stone, came up and furnished the
music for dance ut the Maccabee Hall
in Audubon, Thanksgiving night, ano
we hear our people speak very highly OF
the quality of music furnished.
George Ross Jr., son of George NJ
Ross. of Cameron, Is home for visi
and spent some time in town last Satur
day. After taking course of instruc
ton at Des Moines and Chicago TIN
young man has been in Chicago and st
n 10 1nsta in.,Ot rat ixl