Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-10-28

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-Chas, VanGorder made his weekly
business visit to Extra Tuesday.
| Rev. DIR. Morley is over at Guthrie
Center this week attending District Con
ference.
Geo. Cook was visited over Sunday
| by an aunt and cousin from Poweshiek
county.
David Greene, borther of Mrs
VIM Moreland, is here on visit from
Des Moines.
Geo Ellis is home from South Da-
kota, thinking that he and Mrs. Ellis
may remain here for the winter
-Chas, Alt who returned Tuesday
from South Dakota says he bought u
farm 25 miles west of Watertown.
David Jordan and wife, parents of
Mrs. 5. Golf, have gone to Casey for u
visit and from there will go westward.
-Lu McGinnis came down from up
at Humboldt last Saturday for visit
with his father, l.. A. McGinnis, and
family. Sunday he went to Atlantic on
business trip.
"A play that should be seen by both
young and old is The Fighting Parson'
which comes to the Woodman Opera
House in this city on Friday evening,
October 20, 1909
"A vaudeville company of fifteen peo-
pie, with band and orchestra, is booked
to appear at the Woodman Opera House
in Audubon for three nights, beginning
Thursday November H.
j. j. hurry went down to Extra on
Saturday to accompany home his daugh,
ter Mamie hurry who had finished
course of dressmaking ut the Mrs. John
Connrardy school there.
BE in town bout four o'clock on
tomorrow evening and see if you can
tell what that thing is that comes down
out of the opera house and goes mean
dering off up the street.
r. J. Creveling, with several men
to assist him, went to Boone to do some
carpenter work on property recently
purchased by his son, Theron Creyeling,
who moved there from Gray.
w. f. Manns newest play The
Fighting Parson, comes to our theatre
for one day only on Friday, tomorrow
night, October 30, 1909. Seats now on
sale at Fred Smiths Drug Store.
A. N. Detwiler returned home Fri
day from Maquoketa where he attended
reunion of his regiment. He was par
ticularly pleased at meeting one of his
old comrades from Oakland, California.
The four members of the Bargelt
Company are artists of rare talent and
entertainers of high rank. The entire
program was meritorious and patrons of
the course were pleased-=The Oskaloosa
Herald.
L. j. Kopp of Ross was down last
evening to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Goembel
of Prophetstown, Illinois, who came for
visit Mrs. Goembel and Mrs. Kopp
are sisters and son of the former is
working for Mr.. Kopp.
On Tuesday evening, November 2,
1909, the Modern Woodmen, of Audu
bon, will enjoy a smoker, buns and
coffee. All members are cordially in
vited to attend. and each one may be
accompanied by friend.
Mrs. Cecilia Soar-Jensen and her
daughter Beulah were down to Extra
over Sunday to see their relatives, j. b.
Connrardy and wife, before these good
people depart for Denver, Colorado, to
pass the winter with a daughter.
This is the time of the year that
you will be looking for some good coffee
and remember there never has been
any coffee brought to this town that
equals Folgers Golden Gate coffee sold
by r. o. Craney of Audubon.
Michael Renftle of Marengo was
here for several days on visit with his
brother and other relatives, but returned
home Tuesday. He is contemplating u
trip to Florida this winter and has in
vited his nephew, j. M. Renftle, to ac
company him.
This is the time of the year when
you will be looking for some good coffee
and please remember there never has
been any coffee brought to this town
that equals Folgers Golden Gate coffee
sold by r. o. Craney of Audubon.
Miles Kness went down to Extra
yesterday to meet his brother George
Kness who came up to spend few days
here among friends who are very glad
to see him able to be around again. His
amputated limb has healed and he gets
around ON crutches pretty well
j. III. Kennedy, who has been bach
ing it all alone out on the farm now for
three weeks was highly pleased last
evening to welcome his wife and baby
home from visit with her people down
at Waynesburg, Pennsylvania. Mrs.
Kennedy came west six years ago for a
visit but married Mr. Kennedy and re-
manned here until this time without
making visit home.
If any belated homegoers last Sat
urday night happ aned to meet number
of ghosts and sea them fitting in and
out the windows by way of porch roofs
and step ladders, it did not mean any
thing very serious because the young
Misses of the High School were chaper-
oned by two of the lady teachers in hay
ing a Halloween party u week ahead of
time. For particulars as to program i'm
quiry may be made at the homes of l..
d. Phelps, V. l.. Culver and .. p. Coon.
Mrs. H. G.. Frederickson returned
Monday morning from Cotton, South
Dakota, where she bought a good farm
of 100 acres three miles from town and
about twenty miles from Sioux Falls.
She sold her eighty acres here ut $102. 90
an acre and bought the quarter up there
at sixty dollars an acre. Mrs Freder
ickson bought in one of the best sections
of South Dakota and not more than
thirty miles from the corner of Iowa.
1t is expected that her son-in-law Elmer
Agnew, who has an interest in the farm
will occupy it nest spring.
w. f. Mann who presents THE
Fighting Parson," pastoral comedy
drama in four acts, at the Woodman
Onera House in Audubon ON Friday