Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-12-01
-Cobs for sale. Webster phone so. 4

ember 9Th.
House to rent in Audubon. Inquire
at this Office.
Miles Gardner was home from
Ames for Thanksgiving,
For SALE-Plymouth Rock BOOSTERS
$l.0O each. Webster phone SO. 4ss
-Chas Elliott is home from visit
of three weeks up in South Dakota.
w. r.. Bolton and w. Jay went
to Des Moines, Tuesday, ION business.
Buy him Gillette Safety Razor for
Xmas. Price $500. Prick DRUG Co.
--Chas Ping and wife are home from
a visit in Jerauld county, South Dakota.
Miss Emma johnson went out to
Omaha, Wednesday on a pleasure trip.
"A new baby girl is Frightening the
home out at Tom Kerwins, since Satur-
day.
Frank Drake who sold out at Chero-
kee, goes to Winterset to work in an
abstract office.
Special meeting of Columbian Club
| Tuesday, December . at Public Library.
Everybody invited
Mrs Jesse Richards went to Oma-
Wednesday noon to visit relatives and
friends q short time.
Miss Wally Wonsmos went to
Council Bluffs, Wednesday TO visit
friends for few days.
Mrs. Berle Railsback and baby of
Greeley was in the city this week visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. Thos. Rutherford returned
Tuesday from her visit with relatives
in De Soto, Dallas county.
j. H.. Bell and A. w. Bradley of
Extra We're in the city Tuesday to attend
the funeral of j. M. Bryan.
Mrs. f. S. Watts went down to Des
Moines, Wednesday to visit her son
and other relatives and friends.
-Cobs for sale. VIM. BAUER,
489 Phone 11A212.
Route 1, Audubon, Iowa,
Mrs. Loveland is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Seelye, from Utica, New
York, who comes to spend the winter.
Harry Gleason's little boy had
leg broken Tuesday by the backing up
of the Park Livery bus and the boy was
in the way.
Sam Gardner and his family who
spent the summer at the farm in Gree
ley township are back to town again
for the winter
Mrs. j. w. Rye of Albany. Mis-
souri, surprised her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Graves by coming Monday
evening for visit
IT. ID. Brown and wife left Wednesday
for Pomona, California where it is hoped
the genial climate may do much for her
enfeebled condition.
Edible J. Hansen and family of
Extra were here at the home of their
daughter Mrs. Howard Kittell for
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. Peter Ludwig and son, Nichols,
returned Tuesday to their home at
Casey after spending Thanksgiving
with relatives at Carroll.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bryant of
Huron, South Dakota, arrived in the
city this week to visit their uncle DR.
A. l.. Brooks and family.
| -Lost-About November 10 on the
business street of Audubon gold
watch with an English penny fob
Finder please leave at this office.
Mrs. E. F. Wenger and Mrs. S.
Hodge returned to their home in Allan
| tic. Wednesday after a pleasant visit
here at the home of HI. B. Wilson
DIR. Chas. Burnside came over from
the city to enjoy the Thanksgiving sea
son with his parents and other friends.
He returned to Des Moines Monday
For SALE-Pure bred SILVER Land
Wyandotte Cockerels.
MRS. M. /. MAsTERSoN,
4Stf. Route 3, Audubon
--Mesdames c. d. Booten and M. Fl.
Titterington returned Monday evening
from an over Sunday visit with their
friend, Mrs. Sam Ulrich at Atlantic.
Mrs. James Griffin of Atlantic and
her daughter, Mrs. Merritt visited here
last week with Miss Kate Roach and
Mrs. Walter Roth, a sister of Mrs
Griffin.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Conner, the mother
of Mrs. M. d. Crow returned to Extra,
Friday from spending month with
her grandson, John Crow up in Cameron
township.
DIR. Roy Smith of Fort Dodge was
home over Thanksgiving with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith. He
was accompanied by his friend, Mr..
| Harry Helmstedder
w. r. Copeland of Council Bluffs
was in town, Saturday forenoon return
ing to Extra to visit his parents. He
and Congressman Smith will leave to-
morrow for their duties at Washington.
Wallace Bolton bought the house
and lot and three one acre lots at the t.
ID. Brown sale in West Audubon last
Saturday for $2055 Mr.. Bolton expects
to occupy the house himself after the
| first of March.
Mrs. Rossow and son of Eorhville
and her brother, Will Theyer, who
had been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Zaiger of near Gray departed Monday
for Casey to visit their parents before
returning to their homes.
Miss Theresa Smith and her friend,
Miss Sarah Taylor of Newton returned
home Sunday having been here for
Thanksgiving vacation. Miss Taylor
had the misfortune to be laid up part
of the time with a sprained ankle.
-Chas. Bagley and wife were down
at Des Moines last week for two or
three days when Mr.. Bagley had an
operation upon the inside of his nose to
facilitate his breathing through that
organ, and we are pleased to state that
the result is quite satisfactory.
Everyone wants one of our choice
assortment of Laughlin's Fountain Pens,
all with IA K-gold nibs. Plain and
atched barrels ri 00 with gold 6llad