Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-11

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II you want a good thing COME QUICK
a. a. ZANER.
II" Heinie, Oh, Heinie'
John Norris went to Atlantic las
evening,
j. M. Graham is away on trip to
! Nebraska.
IS. B. Morrissey returned yesterday
from Minneapolis.
II. n Darland came over from Guth-
RE county yesterday,
| School Books and School Supplies
at Tricks Drug Store all the time
Call ON j. w. b. Cole for that Easy
Wringer Mop and Buster combined.
Miss Ella NJ. Stearns was called from
Des MONIES TO Cedar Rapids by the i'll
ness of a friend
w. C. Zellmer, seven miles east of
Audubon, will have a public sale Tues
day, December :, 1909
| Mesdames Charles l.. Tramp and
Charles Poulsen went to Omaha We'd
nesday for few days.
Mrs. Chichester went to Creston last
Sunday TO attend tee funeral of her
aunt Mrs, Mary Blanchard.
| Owen Davis has moved from the
| farm TO the Rachel place he recently
purchased, one-half mile north of town
e, l.. Fiuch went to Des Moines
yesterday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Hazel Finch-Cunningham, and see her
new girl baby.
John Eagan of Greeley is out and
| around again after q severe attack of
pneumonia for which he was treated
by DR.. Fulton.
Charles S. White and G. H. Samp-
son have returned from trip to Saska,
toon, Canada, where the latter bought
a half section ofland.
! Henry b. Herbert left last week on
his return to Washington City but he
would stop by the way for about two
weeks with his daughter at Indianapo-
| lis, Indiana.
Lou Caldwell got back Friday from
southern Texas where he let the contract
| for the building of n house on his land
ut Monte Cristo and bought 40 acres
more land.
Ed Smutney sends postal cards to
some of his friends showing the crowd
at u bed sale he held up at Clarion. He
reports a sale of eighty-two. Ed always
keeps something moving where he does
business.
-Maude Heath came from Extra for
two days last week to call upon her rela-
lives at the l.. b. Jennings home and
then Grace Jennings went home with
her for brief visit.
Sheriff Crees had message Friday
evening from Manning stating that
three little girls had been run over and
injured by an automobile running from
Glidden toward Carroll that afternoon.
Harry l.. Mccullough, foreman of
The Republican Office during the past
year, came down from Carroll Saturday
evening and remained over Sunday
among his friends in Audubon who were
| pleased to give him welcome.
Arthur Farquhar and wife who at
| tended the Teachers Association in Des
Moines spent Sunday with his brother
at Winterset and returned Monday.
| her journey to her home in Ohio.
Manager Young of the skating rink
| has taken out license under the new
ordinance passed by the council and
published last week, paying twenty five
dollars for the month dating from No
vember 8, 1909, to December 3, 1909
The Midwestern Magazine for No
vember which is published in Des
Moines, has portraits of number of
prominent society ladies in that city and
elsewhere, among them being one of
| Mrs. f. S. Watts, of Audubon President
of the Iowa Mothers Congress
e. j. Freeman has new picture
that he prizes very highly. 1t was taken
ut Salt Lake City and includes himself
and fifty others of his band of Civil
War Musicians" The artist did good
work and we are sure the Freeman fami-
| ly will hand it down to the latest gene
ration.
D. l.. Thomas and wife returned
last of the week from an absence Of three
| weeks. They first went to Dubuque to
attend the Presbyterian Synod to which
| Mr.. Thomas was sent as q delegate; and
on the way home they stopped off at De
| Witt and Mechanicsville to visit among
relatives.
Edible J. Hansen of Extra has the
honor of being chosen as one of the
jurors for the purpose of trying the no
| torious Mabray cases in the December
session of the Federal court. These iu-
rors were selected after careful inves-
| tigation as to their reputation for hon
esty and stability of character.
d. L. Reid who used to live up in
Cameron came up from Earlham last
week to visit a few days among his old
| friends. John Lovelace brought him
down Monday morning on his return.
Mrs. Reid died last spring and he has
sold the farm intending to take his
daughters to California for the coming
winter.
Editor and Mrs. w. III. Mcclure of
Fontanelle were called upon to give up
the little son that was born to them a
short time ago. 1t was the first child
born to this couple in twenty three years
and its coming was cause of great re-
joicing in the family of Mcclure and
| their friends. All SympathlZe with the
Borrowing family over their irreparable
loss. The Guthrian.
We stated last week that arrange
ments would be made to have Mrs
Georgia ade-McClellan, who comes
on Friday of this week to inspect the
Corps to make an address in some pub
lie hall. We regret to say that letter
from her received Tuesday morning by
Mrs. l.. A. McGinnis brings the word
that her health will not permit her to
make public address,