Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-11-03

| III. hatnDun OF south DakOta, Ut
rived Tuesday to visit relatives.
Ethel and Willie Eckles, and theil
Aunt Kate Roach, went to Greenfield
Tuesday, to visit relatives.
--Jamee Law will have big nipple
ment sale on Saturday November ~
Watch for his big advertisement in the
papers next week.
-Mesdames Arthur Farquhar, Ed f
johnson and Sylvester Arey went tC
Des Moines Monday to attend q meet
ing of the Mothers Club.
An infant child born Monday Il
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Clark lived but 0
short time and was buried Tuesday in
the Catholic cemetery.
IT. j. Elwood and wife of Extra
visited up in Pocahontas county, and
stopped over Sunday ON their way back
with their daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Hayes.
Who is the best Republican? The
best Republican is the man who believes
in the party, stands for its principles
works for its success and Votes for its
Candidates.
M. o. Smith of Extra, is quiet mod
est fellow, but capable and industrious
and would make an excellent sheriff OF
this county. He should have every Re-
publican vote.
Our Husker's Lotion, the same re-
liable kind 25 cts per bottle. We also
put up Huskers Liniment for sprained
wrists and lame backs. 80 cts per bottle.
FRICK DRUG Co.
L. M. Knoll of the Weighton meat
market, is limping around because a
knife slipped and cut him across the cap
of his knee which will probably make
him lame for several weeks.
On Wednesday evening of last week
| III. j. Mantz and wife entertained Judge
Thornell of Sidney, Attorney H. M.
Boorman of Atlantic, and Chas. s.
White of Audubon at dinner.
w. d. Stanley and wife were in al
the republican rally Thursday night tC
attend the meeting and to see Secretary
Wilson and his daughter, the former
being cousin of Mrs. Stanley.
For SALE:-About twenty head OF
Tamworth males and about the same
number of females, registered and
pedigreed. Call on
44e DIR. GEO N. WEIGHToN
Mr.. A. Miller, the butter maker al
the Sharon Creamery with his two girls
left Wednesday for Oregon to join Mrs.
Miller and other members of the family
who have been holding down claim
the last year.
"A few good bundles of remnant
paper and some good clean up patterns
before our new wall paper arrives. Are
ready for your selection. Hurry!
FRICK DRUG Co.
Ralph Hawks, the Republican Candi
date for county recorder, came up to
the Wilson meeting to renew his ac
quaintance. About dozen years ago
he acted as stenographer for Secretary
Wilson up at Ames.
The following gentlemen attended
the meeting ut Brayton, Tuesday even.
ing. l.. A. McGinnis, NJ. q. Smith,
Ralph Hawks, ii. j. MantZ, Ed f. John
son, Howard Kittell, Henry Herbert
John Norris, Ole III. Jacobsen.
John Cozine went to Des Moines
Saturday and returned Monday bring
ing with him his daughter, Mrs. Clint
Stemm, who is recovering nicely from
an operation, performed by DR.. Burn
side, at the Methodist Hospital.
w. III. Bolton has returned from {
trip up to Dickinson county, where h
added another fine quarter of land t.
one he had before. AS this has NJ
buildings, and joins the other he now
owns good half section well improved
Mrs. A. Hilsaback out north of Fis
Gus, was badly injured Friday evening
While milking a COW, the animal kicked
her over and then stepped upon hel
body and the lady came out of tn,
trouble with two breaks in one of hel
legs.
We have arranged with The Week
ly Inter Ocean and Farmer so that oul
patrons can secure that sterling paper
together with our own, at the exceeding
ly low price of $1.30 for one year. This
is rare opportunity and should bt
taken advantage of.
-Supt. Smith went up to Gray Mon
day night and presided at the republi
can meeting addressed by Hon. Walter
/. Smith. To return the compliment
Judge Smith while in Audubon the next
day, accepted an invitation to address
the students of the High School, giving
them talk upon our government.
H. j. Cooley of Lorah, returned
from Manning Tuesday morning, where
he had been to see his aged mother
who is suffering from an injury caused
by fall Though 80 years of age, she
lives alone near her daughter, and while
shaking down the fire, fell on the floor
and sprained one hip and knee quite
badly.
S. b. Morissey and some other Of
the democratic brethren were over al
Kimballton to political meeting Satur
day night when Cleveland tried again
to make the progressive republicans be
lieve that they are just like the demo
Gratis and therefore should vote for him
But it wont work except with a few
radicals who want to take revenge.
-Four car loads of republicans drove
up to Gray Monday evening to attend
the political meeting +. N. Taggart
f. NJ Herndon, Louis Bagley, Supt
Smith and Prof. Johansen. Carl Hoov
er, l.. A. McGinnis, H. G.. Leach ,and
Arthur Farquhar. a. E. Beason, +. M
Cole, J. E. Mcclure, Owen Davis and
L. A. Bridenstine. Perry Carter, Sam
Wilson, NJ o. Smith and Miles Kness
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