Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-09-15
Or Carrie Brooks-Wood, Dental Of
flee opposite Commercial Savings
Bank
G. S, McLeran, o. o. S. office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.
Or. John X. Donaldson. Dentist
Office over Scars Harness Shop, Au-
dubon, Iowa. Tel. 42i.


Miss b. Mccarthy went to Oska-
loosa, Tuesday night.
Henry b. Herbert returned to Audu-
bon Tuesday morning.
II. b. Ashby returned Monday even
ing from trip to Tama.
Two good spring colts for sale by
John Schrader, Audubon. 81 a
n. J.Cleveling went ont to Council
Bluffs, Monday ON business.
-Chas. s. White returned Tuesday
evening from a jaunt out of town.
Mrs Andrew Sorensen of Wiota
was up here with friends over Sunday.
For quick sale list your farm with
Col. c. Il. Mertz, Manning, Iowa 36F
Frank Drake and wife of Cherokee,
came down Saturday for weeks visit
lt home.
ID. Kroeger and wife of Adair came
mp Tuesday to visit their daughter
Mrs. John Graham.
Mrs L. A. McGinnis reached home
Tuesday morning from her visit to
Kansas and Oklahoma
Grant Fisher and family are over
from Guthrie Center to visit his parents
and attend the county fair.
Mrs Geo. Freeman of Brayton was
up visiting her mother, MIS-. Jefferson
Lewis returning home, Tuesday.
Ned O'Brien and wife from Minooka,
Illinois, arrived in Audubon, Monday
evening for visit among relatives.
Geo Bickelhaupt got home from
Canada Monday morning and said they
had not yet had any frost up there.
Joe H. Ross and family accompanied
Life Simpson to Omaha, Sunday in his
returning Monday evening.
Clyde East and wife returned home
10 Adair Tuesday, having visited at the
nome of his sister, Mrs Chas. Bayard.
Mrs. Il. f, Clark returned Tuesday
rom Des Moines accompanied by her
liece, Miss Gordon, who comes for a
iSit.
s.. ID. Fulks with his wife and son
came up from Anita, Tuesday, to visit
heir old neighbors, Henry Ruhs and
wife.
Chris Jorgensen of Elk Horn was in
town, Tuesday accompanied by his
nrother-in-law, A. S. Anderson of
Lorah,
w. O. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phone
50, Audubon, Iowa. left
Sunday was quite warm and sultry
but the night was cold and farther
north was quite frosty. Fortunately it
warmed up on Monday.
For Sale Registered Shropshire
Write me at liamlin, Iowa, or phone.
1922 on line 81 VIM l., Clark 31tf
Mrs. Gus. r. Breeding and two
children who had visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Huess, left this
week for their home in Conrad. Montana.
w. w. Delahoyde and wife of Daw-
son who visited here with his parents,
Peter Delahoyde and wife, went to At
lantic, Monday, on the way to their
acme at Dawson.
Miss Jessie Hoover went down to
Atlantic, Monday evening to meet Miss
Olivene Hubbold who came from her
home at Superior, Nebraska to make a
visit among Audubon friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry st John of Des
Moines, and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Struthers of Peoria Illinois, stopped over
Friday night at w. ID. Stanley's while
driving on their way to the lakes.
Mayor Spencer imposed an unique
sentence upon an Audubon man the
other day for intoxication, condemning
to hard labor in the canning factory for
ten days, the city to receive the wages.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Barnes of Illinois,
who had visited son at Sac City,
stopped here on their way to Kansas
City, to visit his cousin Mrs Charles
Johnson Sr. They continued their jour.
ney, Monday.
Don't forget that Renftle the Land
Man, and A. +. Drake the Insurance Man
have moved their Office from their old
location, to the front rooms above
Curriers' harness shop, in the old Cit
zens Bank Building. 37-S
Miss Ella NJ. Stearns, the county
superintendent attended meeting OF
the board of the Independent school
District of Kimballtone Monday evening
to consider matters in connection will
their school. Their new two room build
ing will be completed and opened fol
school about the first week in October
Monday, Warren Dudley, who ha'
been here with the Audubon Music Co
during the summer, left for, his home
and the college at Indianola. He was
nightly and rightly pleased to escor
the Misses Bessie Watson, Bonnie Ba
ker, ard Hazel Gates, down there t.
enter Simpson College for the first time
They will make good students.
Geo. Francisco and wife left Tues
day evening for st. Louis and othel
points in the "show me" state to visi
her relatives and look for a possible
home in that vicinity for themselves
Their daughter Ethel, is now at home
but the first of October she will go t.
the Park Avenue hospital in Chicago Il
take three years course of training
as nurse.
The World Herald of Monday had ;
dispatch from Lincoln, saying that Mis-
Elsie Railsback-- whose home is in Au
dubon, had filed complaint agains
Howard Nichols and Leslie Burns for rob
bling her on Friday night. Their bond
were fixed at $500 each and the tria
set for Sept IA. She stated that while
Nichols was seeing her home" from thu
home of a friend, the other fellow at
tackled them and instead of defending
her, Nichols assisted him to take he
money and jewelry.
20. p. Coon returned home from
Brooklyn Sunday, having left his fa
Their who has been seriously i'll in abou