Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-12-22
Or. John X. Donaldson. Dentist
Office over Scars Harness Shop, Au-
dubon, Iowa. Tel. AL.
FARM LOANS

Kodak solves the Xmas problem
81 to $40. FRICK DRUG Co.
Home talent plays are always of
interest because you know the players
Chris and Harvey Petersen, sons of
Andrew Petersen of Cameron, left Tues
day for West Bend, Kansas, for a visit
Miss Cannon, of Victor, who visi-
ted her cousin, Miss Cora Layland, last
week returned to her home Saturday
night.
Mrs. Archie McVicar returned to
Des Moines, Monday, from visit here
with her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Nash.
ID. I. Spry, with his wife and
daughter, came up from Atlantic, Sat
urday, to visit the McNutt families up
at Ross.
Mrs. j. Malone, of Adair, who had
been visiting her brother. Frank Muir
ray, up near Templeton returned home
Monday.
john Wahe and wife and Christ
Hickman and daughter, Mrs Freda
| ooi SOho "OiO up IiOhu EAuhiiJ piohuoJ
on business.
Prof end Mrs. II, A. Griffin, of
Lake City are at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Detwiler for
the HOLIDAYS.
Mrs. Herman Reinemund and child
rem went to Des Moines, Tuesday and
thence will 60 to visit her parents up at
| Grand junction.
F. II. Adams returned last of the
week from his annual tour of assisting
in the invoicing of stock in the Green
Bay lumber yards.
"A. X. Fullerton and family, of
Bagley stopped over here last week to
visit at the home of j. M. Fullerton
and other relatives.
Miss Alice Johnson and her brother
Joe, of Cameron, went down to Monte
yuma last week to spend the holidays
among their relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Train are enter
tanning his sister, Miss Train, who
comes from Hampton where she is at
tending the high school.
Mrs Anna Gray and her, daughter
Mrs. Forest Farnham, visited the Lance
lot family at Extra last Saturday. Mrs.
Gray being a sister of Mrs. Lancelot.
Miss Divine Houbbold went down
to Marengo, Monday to her new home
where her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h. j.
Gilchrist are running the Doose hotel.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon. Iowa. 16tf
For SALE-Pure bred Silver Land
Wyandotte Cockerels.
MRS. NJ. l. MASTERsoN,
48tf. Route B, Audubon.
Attorney E. b. Mitchell, of Illinois,
stopped over here Monday night on his
way home from visit to Omaha, to
spendIthe night with his brother Rev.
A. A. Mitchell.
What Happened to Jones'. A
laugh from start to finish. A humor-
Gus play of great merit. Opera house.
Dec. Goth, 8 p. m. For the benefit of
the Boys Club.
The Rebekhah lodge initiated two
candidates last week, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Kraus of Lincoln. Refreshments
were served and the company had a
good social time.
Mrs. r. B. White and daughter, of
Washington Springs, South Dakota,
came in Tuesday morning, spent the
day here and then continued to Atlantic
to join Mr.. White.
More Xmas Gift suggestions for the
Ladies. Perfumes in fancy packages
from csc to $3. So For the gentlemen,
cigars in Xmas boxes soc to $3.50-and
good cigars FRICK DRUG Co.
T Geo. K. Francisco, who made re-
cent trip through some of the southern
states, bought farm of 120 acres in the
southeastern part of Kansas to which he
will remove sometime the present win
| ter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Roberts are
busy selecting rattles and whistles and
horns and drums for that new grand
son reported Monday at the home of
their son, DR.. Ralph Roberts, of Falls
City, Nebraska.
President Marquis, of Coe college
at Cedar Rapids, was in town over Sun
day the guest of Rev. A. B. Miller.
And report has it that he captivated his
audience by two fine sermons at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday.
"A number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Kennedy went out to their
home one evening last week and helped
them to make merry over an oyster sup
per with variety of attachments that
are pleasant to the eye and pleasing to
the taste.
The Chicago & Northwestern has a
new agent in the person of Mr.. K. +.
Jenkins who comes here from Belle
PLANE. They were busy checking up
on Monday and Mr.. J. j. Davis and his
wife left Tuesday evening for his new
work at Montour, Iowa.
Mrs. Slayton went to Des Moines.
Friday evening, to visit her son George
who is there under treatment for one of
his eyes injured by a nail two weeks
ago She returned Saturday reporting
that there is good hope of saving the
eye and also the sight of it.
The Des Moines papers say that
Attorney General Cosson has appointed
John Fletcher of Winterset as his as
sistant and Nelson j. Lee of Estheryille
as special counsel, the position Mr.. Cos
son has been filling since the law was
enacted creating that position two years
ago.