Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-06
DR. Carrie Brooks-Wood, Dental Of
flee opposite Commercial Savings
Bank
G. S, McLeran, D. D. s. office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.
Or. John X. Donaldson, Dentist
Office over Scars Harness Shop, Au-
dubon, Iowa. Tel. AL.

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Geo. Agnew accompanied his SON,
Charles, up TO South Dakota first of the
week to visit his son, Elmer and to at
tend to some business matters.
Mrs. Joshua Jordan and children,
went down to Knoxville, Monday, to
join with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aid
rich, in celebrating Home Week
Mrs. VIM. Pugh departed Friday
for her home at Oskaloosa after n plea
SAINT visit here with her cousin, Mrs
VIM. Keightly and other relatives.
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
8S Northern Iowa ard Southern
Minnesota farms for sale at the lowest
possible prices c. II. MERTZ,
S9F Manning, Iowa.
When you want a man to cry your
sale call ON Col. M. S. Kness of Audu-
bon, who always secures the highest
prices for what he sells. Phone $50. 39tf
For Sale Registered Shropshire.
Rams of good weight and quality.
w TlIb Iilt db lONu, pHUIc.
1922 on line 81. VIM l.. Clark. 3itf
Frank Herndon went out to Council
Bluffs, Monday to bring his son Aubrey
home, having received word that he
would leave the hospital Tuesday morn.
ing.
Charles and Ed LaFoy received a
message from Milestone, Canada, stat
,,,.. haf THAR fnt Iannh aE q
dying and they left Monday for his
bedside
Frank Herndon and wife brought
their son, Aubrey from Council Bluffs,
Tuesday. Though doing well he is still
weak from the effects of the surgical
operation.
If you would enjoy good profit on
a sure investment, go with me ON next
excursion to Monte Christie, Texas,
Tuesday, October 18th
4Stf GEO. Il, KELLOGG.
-Thos Kirby, of Oakland, who tried
to shoot up bank there last week, but
got the worst of it, was well known by
L. V. Pulver, who says Kirby was jan
inor of the school building last year.
Everett Norton and family reached
home, Tuesday morning, from their
visit in Colorado which they enjoyed
very much. The little girl brought
with her nice water spaniel from
Denver
Last chance to purchase Monte
Christie lands at the low price of $4,000
per acre on easy payments, and free
town lot. Excursion October 18th. See
Kellogg. 3Stf
The special arrangement we have
made with the Weekly Inter Ocean
and Farmer for ST. a year for that
and the Republican together is one of
the best combinations offered by any
paper.
Georgia Cooley arrived in the city,
Friday, to visit at the home or her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Gates. Saturday she went up to Man
ming to visit relatives and friends a
short time.
Mrs. Gertrude Scharer of Locust
Hill, Missouri, came up last week to
assist i'm caring for her father, Mr.. A.
A. Eddy. Her brother, L. b. Eddy
and she had not seen each other for
thirty years.
Mr.. John Danielson of Creston who
is here visiting and Mr.. Geo Agnew
held session of unusual interest Sat
urday evening discussing their exper-
fence in the army together having been
members of the same company.
w. C. Elliott and wife are enter
tanning her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Danielson of Lincoln, Nebraska, who
came up from Creston, Saturday,
whittier they had been to bury Mrs.
Danielson' S mother, Mrs. Sunblaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Kopp of Ross
were in town, Saturday, accompanied
| by their nieces, the Misses Mabel and
Nina Ruck of Tampico. Illinois. AS
one of the young ladies works In a
printing Office at home, they all came
in to see the Republican office.
Good cartoons and illustrations are
characteristic of the Weekly Inter
Ocean And Farmer. No attempt Is
made by it's artists to belittle or make
ridiculous any person or class of per-
sons. Regular price S1.00 q year. 1t
and the Republican for one year Sl.30
Miss Colleen Patterson who resigned
her position in the Audubon schools to
accept place in the West High school
of Des Moines left last of the week to
enter upon her new work Her position
here was taken by Miss Turner of
Des Moines who comes highly recon-
mended.
/ Last week was hummer for good
Iowa climate and corn weather. Every
rustic of the corn meant dollars for the
/ r. fho lysrtr n
| splendid run on the home stretch against
Jack Frost who came pretty nearly
winning out two weeks ago on the third
/ quarter.
"A weekly newspaper that publishes
twenty-one columns of good, reliable
news each week is rare in these days of
cheap weellies, intended only to sell
some articles that the publisher is in
terested in. Credit is due The Weekly
Inter Ocean and Farmer for keeping its
columns filed with fresh and up to-date
news. Give it a trial by subscribing
through the REPUBLICAN.
i John Norris returned Sunday from
a visit with friend in Cass County,
with whom he made trip to Omaha
for the purchase of some cattle. Owing
to the dry weather this summer in the
west and northwest large numbers of
cattle are being brought east to mark
ct because of the lack of feed and past
ure, We notice by the market report
that $4,000 sheep arrived in Omaha in
one day recently, having been shipped
for the same reason
The Oelke Company had success
full demonstration last week of the
Quick Action Steel Range. If the stove
will always bake such biscuits and make
r such coffee as it did for Mrs. Conklin
and Mrs Oelke it certainly is hum
mer. When we were there August
Oelke was performing the necessary