Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-10-28
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Bank at 5 per cent interest
Optional payments.
NASH & PHELPS.
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Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.
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friends over Sunday.
| Mrs. Rogers of Stuart visited at the
Frazier home over Sunday.
Ruby White went to Atlantic sat
urday to have her eyes treated.
Susie Musson was in Atlantic last
Friday calling on her lady friends.
| &C. A. w. Collee in town last Friday
shaking hands with his many friends.
Attend the Boys Club November
fifth and participate in their social.
John Weighton returned last of the
week from business trip into Canada.
| Encourage the boys Friday evening
November fifth by attending theirsocial.
John Morris was looking after bust
ness matters in Des Moines first of the
week.
| r.. j. Gilchrist was called to Iowa
City Friday because of the illness of his
sister.
The Fighting Parson' will be
with us at the Opera House, tomorrow
night.
| ~. hlUDy iioui
Perry where she visited her son Albert
Kibbey.
John Freeman is feeling somewhat
| bruised and sore because of fall from
his wagon.
Il. j. Rippey is home from Nicola
where he worked in drug store about
| two mouths
Henry Herbert returned Tuesday
evening for further visit with his Au-
dubon friends.
| Mrs. Gaffner, of Des Moines, has
been here on visit with her sister, Mrs.
b. r. CASTOR.
w. G. Elliott went up to South
| Dakota last week because of the illness
of his mother.
Fred Vermilya is expected home to-
day or tomorrow because of the limita-
| ton of his ticket.
Ed Finch and John Graham made
a business pilgrimage over to Greenfield
last of the week.
Raymond Schwerin, of Chicago, is
visiting his cousin, Miss Daisy Prick,
and other relatives.
-Wyman Harvey and AL Voorhees,
were up from Extra Friday calling upon
their many friends.
Mrs Gladys Spenle of Chicago is at
home on visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs H. B. Wilson.
-Lorah Bailey was down from Fort
Dodge last Saturday to see his brother,
| Elmer Bailey, and wife.
Mrs. Heiken, of Atlantic, who had
been here to visit her son, |. f. Heiken,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs Ed Frick returned from Chicago
| Friday night where she had been for
several days with friends.
-Bargelt Concert Company and the
Cartoonist at Presbyterian church on
Friday evening, October 30.
w. H. Bolton will hold public
sale at his farm i'll Viola township on
Thursday, December 2. 1909.
Charles Agnew has sold out all his
holdings at Langdon, North Dakota,
and returned home for the winter
Those who are indebted to me for
call and settle at once. l.. b. JENNINGS.
-LosT-Scotch collie. Anyone know
| ing whereabouts of same will please
notify August Jensen, blacksmith 43-I
M. l. Masterson, who recently pur
chased the farm of William Owen, drop
ped into this office on business last week.
Mrs. ID. G. Conklin was called to
Auburn, Nebraska, Tuesday by the ill
ness of her daughter, Mrs. j. S. Bald
| win.
Mrs. Geo. HI. Stemm arrived home
last Friday from spending the summer
with relatives at Tacoma and in Can
| ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Freeman got
home yesterday from long visit at Los
Angeles and other places on the Pacific
| Coast.
Mrs. A. E. Voorhees, and her sister,
Berta Gano, were up from Extra Friday
for visit with their friend Mrs. LATE
| Simpson.
| Mrs. Kirkpatrick, of Swan, Iowa,
has been here on visit with her moth
err, Mrs Keightley, but returned home
Wednesday.
Dick Pladde plead guilty yesterday
morning to being intoxicated and on his
refusal to pay fine and costs was re-
manded to jail
Secure your ticket FOR the Chalk
Talker and Bargelt Concert Company
at the Presbyterian church, next Friday
evening October 30.
| Il. NJ. Darland and other members of
| the family called here by the death of
his son returned to their home at Mon
tieth on Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Lieb returned from Roch-
ester last week with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Sunberg, who had been in the
hospital the last six weeks.
Mrs. J. F. Frazier is entertaining
| her father, from Kansas City, Missouri,
and together they visited friends down
at Dallas Center over Sunday.
Mrs. LATE Simpson enjoyed visit
Tuesday from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Connrardy, who are about ready
to leave for sojourn out at Denver.
| j. S. Dennis is up at Rochester to
see if he cannot get repaired up a little
for the hardships of the coming winter.
We sincerely hope he may secure needed
| relief
-" The Fighting Parson a striking
story of human emotions will be the
offering at the Woodman Opera House
in Audubon on tomorrow evening, Octo-
Der 30.
The relatives who were here to attend
the funeral were the father, l. N. OAR
land, the brother, Charles Darland, and