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

tic, Monday.
Wonderful weather we are having
in December.
e. n Taggart made trip to Poll
City this week.
-Des Moines Daily Capital to Janu
airy /, 1912, only $500.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nielsen are
away on "a visit down in Kansas.
-Rober and Herman were down
from Manning, Tuesday, ON business.
My house and lot for sale. Posses
sion given March 1. 1911. o. b. TRAIN,
%. w. Fancher and Minnie Buck
ner have been granted license to marry,
C. III, Stocking and wife went to
Omaha yesterday to see the big chicken
show.
| II S. Dayton, of Larland, is making
ready for visit among his folks down
at Burton, Ohio.
Miss Minnie Dreager, of Atlantic,
was up to Audubon over Sunday for q
visit among relatives.
| Mis-. I1OWdTu hlbUtli anu ueT lIlOIH-
er, of Extra, visited the formers grand
father at Brayton, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Boag went to
Ottumwa, yesterday, where he will en-
gage in the plumbing work
"A good touring car in exchange for
a good team or ether stock. Inquire at
this office. 50w3
Miss Fannie Smutney and her broth
err, Charles, stopped here this week on
the way from Wyoming to Des Moines
sister Mrs HI. w. Wilson for several
weeks returned to Des Moines, Tuesday
evening.
w. 7. Hardy, of Grant county,
South Dakota, arrived yesterday morn
ing to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Hardy.
E. F. Putnam and his sister Mrs.
r. G. Norris returned to What Cheer,
Saturday, closing a visit here with their
sister, Mrs. w. II. Johnson. ...
We have a number of fine Rhode
Island Red BOOSTERS for sale. Call or
phone, w. j. THOMPSON,
50w3d Viola Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. johnson, of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, visited sister in Manning
over Sunday and then went to Kimball-
ton to visit her brother, j. p. Kjeldgaard.
Leo West of Charles City, boy
fifteen years of age, who was drowned
last week by breaking through the ice
was relative of Harvey Hight of
Audubon.
Six carloads of cattle were shipped
from Audubon, Monday evening, Of
which d. w. Randolph had two cars,
Henry Poulsen, Jens p. Jensen, Henry
Nielsen, and Matt Johnson each one
car.
Consider the quality of stationery
as well as the artistic boxes in your
selection of paper lines. Our Xmas
boxes contain the best quality of paper.
25c to $350 Consider also the bibles
we offer at the most reasonable prices.
..a...... FRICK DRUG Co.
Chris Wonsmos, operator and as
sistant at the Rock Island station, had
to have his head bandaged Saturday
because of fall on the brick pavement
in front of the depot. His feet went up
and his head went down, which did no
harm until it stopped little too sud-
den.
Rev. DR.. Purmort, of Des Moines,
who is in charge of Home Missions of
the Presbyterian church in this state,
and Rev. DR.. Ferguson. of Cedar Rap
ids, in charge of Sunday schools of that
church in the states of Iowa, Missouri
and Kansas, were in town Tuesday with
Rev. A. b. Miller.
In letter from B. S. Phelps, of
Hollywood, California renewing and
advancing his subscription he says
there is something doing there all the
time, the improvements in all directions
being something wonderful. They like
it better than ever Tho they are now
in Los Angeles, their mail still goes to
Hollywood.
Miss Mabel Keith who teaches the
eighth grade of the Audubon schools
with an enrolment of 80 pupils, reports
perfect attendance last week notwith-
standing the German measles were quite
prevalent in the community. Because
of this regularity the school was dis
missed 20 minutes earlier on Friday
evening.
w. H. Neff left Monday evening
for Chicago, he said. but he didn't take
any shipment of cattle as is his custom
when he goes to the big city. Then
William was dressed up like prince
which makes it look little suspicious
to those who have observed that he was
looking mighty lonesome since the cold
weather set in.
On Sunday, Messrs. Chas, Elliott
and John Renftle, together with the
Misses Cora Layland and Harriet Bill
harZ motored over to Abel for the pur-
pose of attending a special meeting
conducted by Mrs. Mabel Hilbish of
Des Moines. Remaining for the even
ing service, they reached home along
about two o'clock Monday morning,
Mr.. Bert Killinger, we note, is a
heavy purchaser of fine cotton seed
which he intends to plant next spring,
| being now engaged in getting the land
in shape therefor. He is also clearing
land to the south of town. 49, The clear
ing of land by Mr.. Wilson to the south
east of town and by Mr.. Carper to the
northeast of town, continues Monte
Christie, Texas, Hustler, Dec. Z, 1910.
If that Xmas gift still seems to be
unsettled look over our line of ham
mered brass, We are showing some
artistic pieces that will at once suggest
place in your Xmas list. Candle
sticks at $780, card trays $l.25, fern
bowls 81 .25, handsome GARDENERS from
81. so to $500, umbrella holders S4.75.
A beautiful assortment of brass picture
frames at 25 and so cents.
FRICK DRUG Co.
Mrs Ed Finch. who is a talented