Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-13

Attend Wilson & Freemans big sal,

Mrs. j. +. Frazier went to Omaha,
Monday night.
Earl Maharg went to Atlantic,
Monday night.
You will get honest values at Will
son & Freemans
Mrs. DIR. Childs went to Council
Bluffs, Tuesday.
Elizabeth McNary returned to Kim
ballton, Tuesday.
Matt Mccall of Guthrie was in
Audubon, Monday.
III. j. Cooley of Lorah was up to
Audubon, Monday.
Mrs. Boiling of Lewis came up
Monday on business.
The hog train will be here on Fri
day, October IA at 1855.
John McKibben of Extra, was up on
Tuesday to the county seat.
w G. Elliott and J. M. Graham
were over to Guthrie, Tuesday.
w. w. Weston returned Tuesday
evening from trip out of town.
Mrs. E. F. Bilharz left Tuesday
noon for short visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Mae Firebaugh of Manning,
went down to Atlantic, Tuesday.
Mrs. j. H. Moon returned last week
to her home at Motley, Minnesota.
Next excursion to Monte Christie,
Texas, Tuesday, October 18th. Sstf
Mrs. Joe HI. Ross is enjoying her
fine new surrey these beautiful October
days.
j. H. Maharg went to Nebraska,
Monday night to buy some sheep for
feeding.
Remember Jensen's sale next Sat
urday at M. T. Foley's sale yard in
Audubon.
Theodore Moore is nursing one of
his fingers, crushed in working with
machinery.
MIR. Gallagher of North Bend, Ne
braska, was here the first of the week
visiting friends.
DIR. HALEY of Stuart, came up Mon
day to assist DR.. Hollenbeck in some
veterinary work
The p. E. o. Chapter held meet
ing Thursday nightrat which Miss Ethel
Kuhn was initiated.
Mrs. NJ. j. Swender of Harlan, has
been here for visit with her relatives
at the M. K. parsonage.
Mrs. John Doll of Avoca, went home
Tuesday. She had been here visiting
the Weiderstein family.
Get Col. NJ. S. Kness to cry your
sale He always gets the highest prices.
Phone $50, Audubon, Iowa. 39tf.
Mrs. Geo. Stemm returned from
Menlo, Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs.
Chas E. Stemm and children.
Mrs. DR.. McLeran and her sister,
Miss Susie Musson went to Des Moines,
Monday night to visit few days.
Miss Edith Hoenke of Atlantic was
up for visit with her brother, Fred
Hoenke, returning home, Monday.
Between Earl Maharg's and
the Court House, silk scarf. Finder
Will please lodNc Sdiiio az bhio oihSc'
My residence for sale.
MRS. MARY WILDE,
Audubon, Iowa.
Otto Lauritzen of Hamlin, is having
serious trouble with one of his eyes,
because of some foreign matter that got
into it.
Rev. G. d. Wendell of Viola was
| in Audubon over Sunday to conduct the
quarterly meeting at the Evangelical
church.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson entertained
friends at tea Tuesday evening, in be-
half of her sister, Lavinia Steele of Des
Moines.
Judge Green, Joe H. Ross, and E.
s. Van Gorder, and his father, Chas.
Van Gorder, made trip to kimballton,
Tuesday.
Supervisor searls, drove to Temple
ton, Monday morning, with his wife,
who was on her way to visit friends at
Coon Rapids.
Mrs. Harriet Stops, the mother
of Mrs. Amos Fancher left Tuesday
evening to visit her son at Ardmore,
South Dakota.
VIII and Louise Rathcamp, Of Cum
berland, who were up to visit their sis
ter, Mrs. Godfrey Dreher, returned
home Tuesday.
The Ward Bros. have moved into
the two upper rooms in the south end
of the Stuart building which will afford
them nice office.
The Chicken pie supper and social
at the NJ +. Church was a success in a
culinary and financial way. About two
hundred were served.
Mrs. Dolly Reese of New Sharon,
Iowa, returned home Tuesday, following
visit at the home of her grandfather,
Samuel Jordan up at Ross.
Mrs. Anna Fredericksen went to At
lantic Tuesday, with her sister, Miss
Johanna Fredericksen, on her way to
Davenport, to visit a friend.
Mrs. Ericsson, who has visited her
father, r. j. Creveling for several weeks
left Tuesday for Boone on the way to
her home down in New Jersey.
Harvey Hight is able to be about
on crutches now having had his leg
bruised by being thrown by horse
while putting strap about his neck
The fine stock sale of Stetzel Bros.
called together only fair attendance
and the prices received were not nearly
up to the grade of stock that was sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Drake of Dex-
ter, were up the first of the week to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Loveland. Mr..
Drake is manager of the Canning Co. at
Dexter.
Fred Searls, Wilbur Kennels, Doc
McHargue and 4. A. Beason drove with