Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-12-08

-Chas. E. Stemm of Menlo was NJ
to Audubon over Sunday.
Miss Gene Culver went to Atlantic,
Tuesday, for few days visit.
7ESee st. Elmo tomorrow night al
the NJ. w. A. Opera House.
". L. Schlegel is doing some yer
fine work at the Harper Studio.
AT the Opera House, Wednesday
December IA, "A Wise Fool. "
Mrs. A. J. Eddy and Miss Alice
returned Friday from their visit.
For SALE-Plymouth Rock BOOSTERS
$1.OO each. Webster phone 80. 4SS
Public sale December 10.
julius HEUss.
Public sale December ID.
ALBERT HARMON.
Public Sale December 18th.
45tf. S. P. BATES.
Public sale December 16.
SCHRADER q HORNING.
Public Sale December 20.
ELMER G. Johnson.
Public sale December 21-22.
JOHN SoMERs.
Public Sale December 20.
HI. G. SMITH, Viola Center.
Mrs. Boiling of Atlantic came up
Monday to remain during the week
John letters and family went to
Stuart, Saturday, to visit his mother.
Buy him Gillette Safety Razor fol
Xmas. Price $500. FRICK DRUG Co.
Mrs. Clark Gray, of Coon Rapids,
went to Extra, Friday, to visit friends.
Miss Fannie Brainard went to Elk.
ira. Saturday, to begin her school Mon
day.
will Brinkerhoff, of the Extra
Journal spent Saturday evening in Aud
ubon.
Rev. Lincoln Steere was entertain,
ed at the home of DR.. Brooks, Monday
night.
Mrs G. ID. West, of Extra, visited
Friday at the home of Mrs. A. A
Zaner.
Will Mehle left Monday for Oak
Hill, Illinois, to attend a business
school,
Pete Hansen, of Atlantic; was NJ
over Sunday to visit the family of JAS
per Jensen.
j. M. Graham and J. X. Baker
went to Atlantic, Friday night, on som,
legal business.
Mrs. Flynn, of Stuart, returned
home Saturday, having been here t.
visit old friends.
j. F. Sampson and wife went t.
Omaha, Friday, to spend few days
among relatives.
Andrew Arneson and wife of Wal
nut were up left week to visit her faith
er, Jens Werner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bilharz entertain
ed some of their friends at O'Clock
dinner last Thursday.
&C. G. Harper left Tuesday for Mid
dlewater, Texas, to see the country an(
possibly make an investment.
Rev. Lincoln Steere, of Plainview
Kansas, came up the last of the week
on account of his mothers illness.
-Cobs for sale. VIM. BAUER,
49, Phone 11A212.
Route 1, Audubon, Iowa,
A colt for sale, six months old. /
is weaned, good size and well bred
Inquire of ID. w. Wood, Phone SO.
Fine Rhode Island Red cockerels fo
sale. Prices reasonable.
46e CHAS. j. PoULsEN.
Get Col. M. S. Kness to cry you
sale. He always gets the highest prices
Phone $50, Audubon, Iowa. 39tf.
For Sale-A few good Oxford Bucks
at SIS each if taken soon.
e. WILLIAMS, Sect. "a, Greeley Twp
For SALE--Plymouth Rock Cock
erels. VIM. l.. CLARK
Phone IL, % on line 81. Hamlin, Iowa
&C. w. Crees and family, of Coor
Rapids, came over Friday to visit hel
aunt, Mrs. j. HI. Jones down in Greeley
Mrs. Lloyd Hays of Manning, cam,
down Saturday with her sister, Mis-
Martes, who was on her way to Adair
Hi Mendenhall und wife left OF
Tuesday for Monte Christie, Texas
where they expect to spend the winter
Miss Frances Heath, of Extra, re
turned home Saturday from visiting he
sister, Mrs. Roy Prather, up at Poca
hontas.
Among those in Chicago last weel
to the fat stock show were f. l.. An
derson, r. w. Mullinger, Lutte Lam
and E. F. johnson.
The "Mehr LIGHT" club met witt
Mrs. Rosenbladt, Monday afternoon
The ladies are studying Tennyson
'Idylls of King"
Mrs. Amanda Vermillion, of low
CITY. who had been here to visit he
daughter Mrs DIR. Rosenbladt, returne
to her home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Bryant, VIII
visited here with DIR. Brooks and ID. w
Wood left on Monday for their home a
| Huron, South Dakota.
Mrs, w. w. Smith entertained tn
embroidery club Wednesday afternoo
in honor of Mrs. McVicar, who is
guest at the Nash home.