Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-23

ever wrote.
or a mistaken philanthropist Jer-
rold said he was $50 benevolent. SO
mercifu man he would have held an
umbrella over duck in q shower of
rain"
Mrs J. A. Nash went to Des Moines
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Musson went to Boone
vile Tuesday.
C E. Mertz came down yesterday
to attend the county fair.
M. S. Golf has bought farm near
Wichita of 260 acres at SS5 an acre.
DR.. Lauver of Illinois is here on
visit where he used to live and practice.
Frank Herndon and w. F. Hoyt are
at Council Bluffs on the federal petit
jury.
Theresa Smith was at home from
Newton last of the week, returning on
Sunday.
w. o. Ellis of Eureka, Montana, is
here on visit with his parents, George
Ellis and wife.
DR.. and Mrs Childs went to Des
Moines Sunday to attend the tournament
and see the President.
The funeral of Peter /. Drury will
be held at the Presbyterian church on
Friday mOrningNat 10 o'clock.
Mrs. w. w. Smith left last Sunday
for New Mexico to bring her mother,
Mrs. Bryant, home with her.
j. NJ. McKarahan of Grinnell has
been shaking hands with friends in Au-
dubon since Wednesday morning.
Walter Copeland, clerk for Con-
gresham Smith is in town this week
and made this Office pleasant call.
We are pleased to note the contin-
ned improvement in the condition of
Mr.. F. S. Watts whowas SO seriously ill
Rev. A. B. Miller, Rev. A. A. Mitch
ell and d. L. Thomas were down at
Adair Tuesday attending meeting of
the Presbytery.
Hugh Hardy from Melville town.
ship has bought the house of Mrs. Elias
on Church street and will move in the
first of November.
The Oelke Company has leased the
McKarahan building and will occupy it
as soon as vacated by the Audubon
Hardware Company.
Walter Philips and wife and Claude
Philips are here visiting at the John
Sherman home. The gentlemen are
brothers of Mrs Sherman
Dick Northup has purchased that
fine big Mason car of the Audubon Auto
mobile Company and Grant Jacobs has
returned from Des Moines with a brand
new one.
L. F. Bridenstine is much pleased
with farm he and his son bought near
Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He says
Dakota has Iowa "skunked' ON corn
| this year.
Colonel Carper who has returned
| from his trip into Canada brought with
him some specimens of grain raised on
the farm of his nephew Charles Carper
800 miles northwest of Winnipeg. His
first crop of oats yielded 100 bushels to
the acre.
Hon. James H. Wilson of Adair
county, with his son John, is here at
tending the fair and enjoying the races
in which he has entered some horses.
Mr.. Wilson has been employed in the
Capitol at Des Moines for many years
and is at present i'll charge of the docu-
ment department.
L. NJ. Estes returned on Wednesday
morning from Wayne, Nebraska, where
he purchased ID acres of land adjoining
the Incorporation and only five blocks
from the state normal school He will
go there the first of March, erect fine
set of buildings and make that Their
home.
] H. A. Christensen who has returned
from Canada says he has 115 acres OF
wheat, 80 acres of oats and % acres OF
! flax on his farm and the return viii
bring him nice income. He called al
the home of S. Berry, two miles away
who went up there last spring from neal
Extra and enjoyed good dinner at his
table. Mr. Berry has 1000 acres OF
land on which he has built a fine home
and is much pleased with the country
The Williams Stock Company thai
has been holding the boards at the
Woodman Opera House, in Audubon
this week is the strongest and best bunch
of players who have visited this city
since Tag was pup. They are eacl
and every one bright and particular
star and shine with luster in their vari
Gus parts. They are playing to the full
capacity of the house each night, will
) remain the balance of the week and i
] you fail to see them you miss one of tn,
best events of your life. The free NOV
ing pictures one hour before the curtain
goes up are new and novel and wortl
coming way down in the Big Ballar,
Woods, beyond Oakfield to see Tele
D phone your friends to come to the pla,
balance of the week?
The following parties have recent,
bought well-improved farms in Mine
: and Minnehaha counties in South Dako
: ia. from Renftle the Land Man an,
+ will move onto them the coming spring
4 Ralph Miller, Everett Bates, Charlie
, Bamsey and John Bridenstine Jus
: Remember that still have few choic
: farms for sale in Eastern South Dakota
! and in Northern Iowa. See me befor
buying. Renftle the Land Man.