Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-12-15

went 10 Omaha, tuesday.
Cameron Ross went down to Stan,
ton, Friday, on business.
II. F. McCarty left Monday evening
for Geronimo, Oklahoma.
Mrs F. s. Watts returned from
Des Moines, Monday evening.
WIN. Masterson and Tom Adail
were mp from Extra, Monday
Hon. F. H. Andrews, of Extra, was
up to attend court on Tuesday.
Grandma Roth came over from
Omaha, Monday, to visit the boys.
Public Sale December 20.
ELMER G. Johnson.
Public sale December 21-22.
JOHN SoMERS.
Public Sale December 30.
H. G. SMITH, Viola Center.
| "A six-hole Standard corn shelter for
sale, Auto Garage, Audubon. 5Ow3
Mrs. Kranz and little son of Allan
tic visited over Sunday with Mrs. DR..
McLeran.
F. G. Bennett, wife and child, of
Viola Center, went to Atlantic, Tuesday
to see his parents.
james Pearson, of Brayton, was up
first of the week to. visit his daughter,
Mrs. Louie Petersen.
&C. M. Foss, who has been helping
Peter Peterson out west of town re-
turned to Omaha, Saturday.
Fine Rhode Island Red cockerels for
sale. Prices reasonable.
46S CHAs. J. PoULsEN.
Get Col. NJ. S. Kness to cry your
sale. He always gets the highest prices.
Phone $50, Audubon, Iowa. 39tf.
Miss Mabel Keith went to Extra,
Saturday evening, to attend the dedica-
ton of the Christian church on Sunday.
For SALE--Plymouth Rock Cock
erels. VIM. L. CLARK
Phone 2,22 on line 81. Hamlin, Iowa.
Mrs. Geo. NJ Ross came down
Tuesday to bring her mother Mrs. l..
A. Price on her way home to Shenan-
doah.
Report has it that Rev. Mr.. Naples,
former pastor of the Christian church
here is having fine success at Billings
Montana.
John Donaldson went to Anita
Saturday evening to see his father be-
fore the latter leaves to join the family
in Oklahoma.
Chris Petersen, of Hayfeld, Mime
sota,, was here Tuesday to buy soma
corn but said the farmers wanted more
than the elevator men. -
Mrs. Sam Moreland and Mrs. Floyd
Clifford, with little Thelma Davis, ar
rived home from Hooker, Oklahoma,
where they visited their parents.
For SALE-Pure bred Silver Land
Wyandotte Cockerels.
Mrs. M. l. MASTERSoN,
4Stf. Route 3, Audubon.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. 16tf
! Mrs. John Hay returned Monday
from visit to her daughter in Iowa
county, and her father up at Toledo,
going to her home at Extra, Monday
evening. .
H. HI. Croker went to Omaha
Tuesday to meet his wife, who has been
visiting her father James Hunter down
at Hobart, Oklahoma, the last two
months.
| Mrs. Lair, who is employed in the
Smith q Hockenbury restaurant went
to Extra, Saturday evening to attend
the dedication of the Christian church
on Sunday.
We call attention to the sale of
Elmer G. Johnson which occurs Decem-
Der 20. Note the terms especially which
are different on the matter of interest
from that stated on the bills.
Cast Aside new play by L. B.
Parker will be the offering at the Opera
House on Saturday, December II. 1t is
said to be one of the biggest dramatic
successes of the present season.
w. J. Lancelot, accompanied his
daughterinlaw, Mrs. Will Lancelot, up
to Carroll, Tuesday evening, on her way
home to Cloquet, Minnesota, following
a visit with them down at Extra.
| DIR. Brooks drove to Atlantic Sun
day and brought Miss Myrtle Dean to
nurse Mr.. Geo. Campbell; but her stay
was short because her patient passed
away Monday afternoon and she re-
turned home on the evening train.
-Cockerels for sale at bargain.
Choice r. G. r. l. Reds, r. G. Brown
Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Also M. B. Turkey Toms.
| ADC Cnu
Route l. Audubon, Iowa.
Eddie Jensen, son of Peter Jensen
out by Fiscus, was about town Monday
with one eye done up in a bandage.
Inquiry revealed the fact that while
running after COW he didn't see barb
wire fence with which he had a collision.
There will be meeting of the Do,
nestle Science department of the
Columbian Club at 2:30 p. M, on Sat.
urday, at the home of Mrs. w. w.
Smith. The work for the year will be
discussed. All ladies who are interested
are invited.
S. p. Harmon had message from
his wife, Monday, asking him to meet
her at Carroll, Tuesday evening" on hel
return from Rochester. They came
down yesterday morning and we are
,, glad to hear that she comes home feel
ing fully recovered from her illness as
well as the operation.
John Reed, of Hamlin, was up to
. Audubon, Saturday afternoon. While
having confab with the editor it de
veloped that they were born in adjoin
, ing counties in Pennsylvania. Mr.
Reeds grandfather bought his land
I from VIM Penn and it was surveyed
by the Indians riding horseback. Mr.
Reeds father was born in log house
! in 1912 and Mr.. Reed himself in the
same house in 1857. When his father