Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-12-29

ton yesterday,
County Attorney Mantz went up to
Carroll, Tuesday.
Arthur Farquhar made a trip to
Carroll, Monday.
Louis Schupp of Viola went over to
Illinois this week on a visit.
IL E. Griffith and wife enjoyed the
Christmas time with his people up at
Carroll.
L. j. Ward and wife were over to
Audubon last week for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wilson's
Miss Ethel Owen went to Anita,
yesterday to attend the wedding of her
friend, Miss Ida Aldrich to Emery
Grace.
John Ruhs and ]. F., his brother,
left for Hancock county, Illinois, Tues
day evening because of their mothers
serious illness.
w. IL. Cowles and wife went down
to Ottumwa to join their children and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nash in making
merry at Christmas
iiot oou.'s art really uelClOuS,
Some of our best ones are hot Grape
Juice, Matted Milk, Clam Bullion and
Chocolate. FRICK DRUG Co.
Miss Carrie Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas, kolb of Atlantic were up to the
home of John Clark in Viola over Sun.
day to visit the parents Of the two
ladies. They returned home, Monday
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University and her brother. Henry, who
is attending school in Des Mones came
home, Saturday; to visit their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman during the
vacation.
Charley Robbins went home TO
spend Christmas and will stop at Gri3.
void on his return. Will Allen is
looking after his racers at the fair
ground during his absence.
"A letter from Mrs. f. b. Heath in
Mission, Texas, to Mrs. l.. b. Jennings,
says 1T is mistake that their family
have been sick, as they are all enjoying
good health and fine summer weather
down there.
Among those at home from school
are the Misses Bessie Watson and Bonnie
Baker of Simpson and the Misses Hazel
Kellogg and Leila Zaner, and Glen
johnson and Glen Hunter from the
State University.
DR.. Clark, with his wife and son,
who formerly lived in Audubon, but
have been spending most of their time
in recent years on big farm up in
Canada, are here visiting her sister
Mrs. +. F. Bilharz.
Harry Parrot and wife and his
sister, Mrs. Geo. McNary went to
Brayton, Saturday evening where the
Parrot family were all together ut the
home of sister, Mrs. Joshua Cousins
for Christmas reunion.
S. G. Gibson and wife were here
over Sunday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Lois Stuart. They used TO live near
Mitchell, South Dakota, but for seven
years have been in California and left
for home Monday evening
Geo. Northup and family and Mrs.
Chandler drove across to Monteith,
Sunday for family dinner ut the home
of l. n. Darland. A brother of these
ladies from Glenwood and sister from
Council Bluffs were there also
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Ping left on
Monday evening for California. After
visiting her sister in Nebraska they will
continue their journey to Long Beach
where they will make their home for
awhile and if they like it they will
remain.
Peter p. Nielsen and daughter
Agnes, accompanied by Mr.. Raymond
Nelson of Brayton came up Friday and
after securing u license repaired to the
Lutheran parsonage where Rev. j. r.
Christensen united the young people i'm
matrimony.
J. s. Dennis and III. w. Wilson have
returned from months sojourn at Hot
Springs, South Dakota wnere they en-
joyed the benefits of the sanatorium
owned by the government. Both are
pleased with the treatment and are feel
ing much improved.
Miss Ethel Henshall left Friday
evening for Fort Madison going there
to make her home with her father f. j.
Henshall, who has a good position in
the railroad shops Mr.. Henshall was
recently married to widow having two
Joui6 uauSohOCio IIbutl y uBC.
--Johnston's Chocolates all the time.
10c boxes of mint Patties and Friods,
Swiss Milk Chocolates in gold boxes,
Doc and 60c, Chocolate Creams and
Bonbons in 25, so and 60c boxes. When
you want good candies remember the
name, Johnston's and the place
tricks DRUG STORE.
The County Superintendent has
been kept busy this fall and winter
securing teachers to keep the schools
open. Six resigned within ten days at
one time because they couldn't secure
boarding places within a reasonable
distance from the school house. But
the schools are all filled now except one
in Oakfield.
-Mahlon Boyd received notice few
days ago that he had won $40 cash as q
special premium for the best ten ears of
corn; and also that he was the winner
of the Poland China Gilt offered for
the best ten ear sample of corn exhibited
at the Eighth Annual Exposition of the
Iowa Corn Growers Association recently