Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-12-01

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with friends at Extra, Thursday.
Mrs. G. II. Sampson is visiting he
son, Harry, in Des Moines this week,
Miss Elsie Hunt Of Extra came u,
Sunday to visit her friend, Miss Jessi,
Hoover.
Mrs. G. ID. Booton went to Atlanti,
Sunday for a visit with her friend, Mrs
Sam Ulrich,
Miss Cora Krause of Casey was III
the last of the week to visit her friend
Miss Mary kerwin.
"A. M. Hays has returned home
from Colorado, where he secured ,
claim northwest of Sterling.
r, b. White, of Washington Springs
South Dakota, came i'm this morning oil
his way to Atlantic
James McNutt and wife of Girls
void We're up TO this county among
their relatives last week.
Andrew Nelson went down west o.
Extra, Sunday, to conduct the Young
Peoples meeting that evening.
Miss Mildred Morrissey was home
from her school work in Des Moines Ia
enjoy Thanksgiving with her relatives
DIR. Weir of Wnterset, accompan.
led by Mrs, Fred Farquhar, drove tc
Audubon Thanksgiving day in his auto.
mobile. Y0
Mrs. j. A. Nash is mt Des Moines
this week attending meeting of the
officers of the National Federation of
Womens Clubs. et
Mrs. Frank Leet with her daughter
Helen came over from Omaha to spend
the Thanksgiving time with her sister,
Mrs. O. p. Coon.
Miss Ethel Donahue of Nevada
came down to Extra, Sunday, to com.
mence winter term of school in the
country near by.
ID. A. Ross and wife left Friday
morning for Doom, Iowa, where they
will visit his brother, before returning
to their home ai Cedar Rapids.
Make their Xmas happy with {
Kodak. Prices from ST. $2, $3, IS, )!
$40, $l2, and upwards.
4Stf. Prick DRUG Co.
w. O. Henry, the auctioneer can sci
your property and get best prices. Stool
sales speciality. Write, wire or phon,
65, Audubon. Iowa. left
Mrs. Bertha Lamoreaux, wht
teaches in Des Moines, was over here Il
visit her sister Mrs. Herman Refine
mund, returning to the city on Sunday
III. G. Belmont and wife who ha,
been living at Mapleton passed through
the city, Tuesday noon on their way t.
Atlantic where they will make their
future home.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Ejnar Rasmussen and Anna G. Mel
sen; Jesse j. Davis and Cordia Viola
Kelsey; Spurgeon Petersen and Christina
Larsen; A. j. Petersen and Camilla
Stock.
y Sam Wilson was around the corners
after dark Tuesday evening looking for
some fellow who came mighty near
running over him at the Court house
corner because there were no lights on
the machine.
The Presbyterian ladies have their
annual bazaar at their church this after
noon and evening. Dinner will be
served beginning at $50 for 35 cents
apiece, and it will be good one
For few days now we have had a
cold snap of real winter weather, but
without rain or snow. This morning is
the coolest of the season, the thermom-
eter showing six degrees above zero.
Former County Auditor Greena.
walt, who is now cashier of bank over
at Coon Rapids, accompanied by his
wife, came over Thanksgiving day for
visit with the Burr family and other
friends of former days.
-Cockerels for sale at bargain
Choice II. G. II. /. Reds r. G. Brown
Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Rocks
Also M. b. Turkey Toms.
47tf. MRS. q. w. STETzEL,
Route |. Audubon, Iowa.
from Cotton, South Dakota, first of the
week and after spending day here
continued her journey to Presumption
south of Rock Island, Illinois where she
will remain this winter at least to care
for her mother.
Say now, honor bright, If you
should attend private political con
ference and then go out and make re.
port, either true or false to the enemy
wouldn't you feel mighty sneaking
about it and get pretty hot if he should
give you away?
Nothing like knowing what's GO
ing on. We keep you posted locally, but
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer
gives the news of all the world. BY
our special arrangement you can Sc,
cure both papers for one full year foI
the very low rate of $1.30.
Il am forced to state, for the benefit
of anyone whom it may concern, that
will settle no bills whatever contracted
by my son, Philip L. Guernsey, unless
approved by me.
ALICE G. BATES,
Audubon, Iowa,
48S November 30, 1910,
The Atlantic Telegraph says that
when you call man liar you may
impress yourself with the fact that you
are handing him big package, but the
dear public may decide to make little
private investigation of its own to de-
eide the merits of the case. And there
is a possibility that the ideas of the
public and yours may not coincide.
Postmaster Wilson writes from Hot
Springs, South Dakota, saying there are
thraa hrnd rod paf;ants in tho Co nj fa p; =, W,
and that two hundred turkeys were
provided for Thanksgiving of which
Audubon County got its share. Mr..
Dennis has been placed in the sick ward
but is improving. Harp will be there
too if they keep up that kind of feed.
--Johnstons Chocolates, the best can
dies in the neatest boxes. Milk choco-
lates in gold boxes, 30c, 40c and 60c.
Bitter Sweets, 40c and SOC. T-r-i-a d
chocolates, (3 kinds in one box) 40c