Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25


The Viola Store December g. 1909
Mrs. G. Hammack has gone to visit
her folks at Menlo over Thanksgiving.
Don't forget the Fish Pond at the
Presbyterian church. Friday December
Three,
Try a Rex Porous Plaster for that
lame back, twenty-five cents nc Frick S
drug store,
George killinger and Max Jacob.
sen returned Saturday from visit out
to Omaha.
-" Heinie Oh, Heinie if you will be
mimic I'll yump in the ocean and swim
out to youI
Louis Bagley and Ray Green came
home yesterday morning for the Thanks
giving vacation.
Fifteen tons good timothy and clover
hay at G. II. Hillyer's public sale ON
December 3, 1909.
Luther Manual of Ottumwa neph-
ew of Louis Bridenstine was here To
visit them, leaving Tuesday.
Ruhs and Butterton have moved
their pianos into the new place of bust
ness, next to Tricks drug store.
1t will more than pay you for your
time TO read our large advertisement in
this paper. Audubon Hardware Co,
Mrs Howard Kittell was in Bray
ton last Thursday to help celebrate her
Grandpa Hansen's eightieth birthday,
For SALE-ll head of Duroc Jersey
hogs Cali West Viola line II.
as 4p JOHN CARL.
Mrs. w. w. Smith came home last
Thursday from visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Don Drake, down at Clarinda,
For sale, 30 registered Shropshire
Rams of good weight and quality.
3itf VIM. l.. CLARK, Hamlin, Iowa,
Geo. Bickelhaupt went down to
Topeka, Kansas, Tuesday, to spend the
Thanksgiving time with his two broth
ers and two sisters.
Mrs. Coe of Viola was down Tues.
nay to meet her friends Mrs Mills and
daughter from Lewis, who came up to
spend Thanksgiving time.
Mrs. A. j. Story closed her visit
here among friends and relatives and
left Tuesday for her home down AT
Jacksonville, Missouri,
The Misses Lighthall, Schidhtl, and
Eads have accompanied Miss McAllis
ter to her home at Missouri Valley for
the Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. Bryant, mother of Mrs. w. w.
Smith, journeyed to Newton, Saturday,
for visit with her son Thomas Bryant
and grand daughter Theresa Smith.
Marriage licenses have been taken
out by Alfred Esbeck and Grace Huyck;
Jafe Hansen Meltesen and Carrie Marie
Petersen; Len Wells and Dora Johnson.
Nelson Cowles of Ottumwa arrived
yesterday for Thanksgiving visit with
his wife and baby at the home. Of his
parents, w. III. Cowles and wife, and her
parents, John A. Nash and wife
DIR. Carrie Brooks Wood accompl-
MED by her husband and the dog went
down to Iowa City Tuesday to enjoy
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Brooks. They will
be ut home Monday morning
crutches for several days because Of an
injury to his hip caused by a fall ON the
floor while unloading hay, the hook
slipping off at the wrong time, But he
is on hand attending to business.
John Schlater and Buttermakers J..
p, Nelson, of Audubon township; Chris
Nielsen, of Extra; Peter Jensen, Hamlin;
who had been to Cedar Rapids attend.
ing a State Dairy Meeting, were in Au-
dubon few hours Friday forenoon.
j. L. Glass, of Atlantic, was up on
Monday to visit his daughter who teBch-
es i'm our schools and to transact bust
ness with Z. NJ Taggart, local agent
for the Capital Insurance Company,
for which he is district agent for south
western Iowa.
In conversation with Mr. Glass of
Atlantic, Monday. he said but little
corn had been husked in Mills and FIRE.
mont counties because the farmers have
been so busy picking their apple crop.
From Glenwood one hundred sixty car
loads had been shipped.
L. b. Colwell returned to his home
at Audubon. Iowa, after "a weeks stay
in this place. Mr.. Colwell purchased
forty additional acres, making sixty he
now owns. He closed q contract for a
house to be built on his lot-The Monte
Cristo, Texas, Hustler.
Drop in our store during Majestic
Demonstration week, December to 1,
1909 and let us show you why the
Great and Grand Majestic Range is the
best on earth. A Souvenir Set of Ware
worth $500 given with every Majestic
Range sold. Audubon Hardware Co.
S. H. jackson says he is selling too
much land at $4,000 an acre and that he
is losing money at that price The land
is worth $1,000 an acre as it looks and
when it is watered it is worth $50 90.
Not many moons and up she goes. The
Monte Cristo, Texas, Hustler, Novem-
Der r. 1909.
r.. j. Gilchrist and wife left Sunday
evening for Lisbon, Iowa, to visit hei
relatives. From there they will go to
Iowa City to visit his mother Before
leaving Mr. Gilchrist said it was theiI
intention TO go to Spokane to locate
Miss Olivene remained here the guest
of Mrs. Watts and other friends unit
her parents are ready to locate in the
northwest
Mr.. Hi Mendenhall departed Friday
for Audubon, Iowa, having been called
home on account of sickness in his family
AS soon as arrangements are made ht
expects TO return and spend the winter
here and attend to the planting of pecan
and walnut trees on one of his tracts
near town. Mr.. Mendenhall is farmer
and nut grower of many years expert
ence. This is his second visit here ant
he i authority for the statement thai