Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-11-17

"A. c. Holmes is moving down to
Stuart this week.
Frank Hudspeth went to Atlantic
Tuesday, on business.
-Rollin Kilburn left for Texas, Tues
day, to spend the winter.
Attorney Chas. S. White Is down
at Ottumwa attending court
Call at Norton's store and see that
big doll they are giving away.
"A marriage license has been issued
to Albert Larsen and Cecilia Faaborg
Mrs. j, A. Nash went to Des Moines,
Tuesday and will later visit in Ottumwa.
Miss Collins and Miss Nellie Foley
returned to Atlantic, Tuesday evening.
-Jens Hermansen of the Audubon
planning mill is at home sick this week.
j. l.. Watson of the monument
shop left Tuesday for Atlantic and
Omaha.
James Law went up to the Dallotas,
Wednesday on business, to be gone q
few days.
F. A. johnson has been attending
the implement convention in Omaha
this week.
Mrs. Geo. McNary went to Bray
ton, Monday evening to visit her sister,
Mrs. Cousins.
Miss Marie Adams went down to
Des Moines yesterday to enjoy few
days with friends.
Mrs. James Keightly is assisting in
the post-office during the absence of
Postmaster Wilson.
Mrs. May Lundy Young of Vail,
has visited her relatives DR.. and Mrs.
Brooks the past week.
Mrs. Sennett, sister of Mrs. Pat
Stanton left Tuesday evening for her
home at Chandler, Oklahoma.
| "A colt for sale, six months old. 1t
is weaned, good size and well bred.
Inquire of d. W. Wood, Phone 50.
Fine Rhode Island Red cockerels for
sale. Prices reasonable.
46e CHAs. j. PoULsEN.
For SALE so tons of clover, timothy
and slough hay; and 8 Duroc Jersey
boars. If OWEN DAVIS.
! John and Chas Ranfeld and Mrs.
Ida Brant of Victor, Iowa, were up
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Miss
Marie Tunmann.
Uncle Hi Mendenhall got back
from Southern Texas, Saturday bring
ing some bolls of cotton along that were
raised on M. l.. Carper's land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kempf, ST.,
and Chas. Kempf, Jr., and Mrs. Geo.
Dow, of Manning were down Tuesday
for the funeral of Miss Tunmann.
| Some new wall paper just received.
Choice selections at 10 Is and 20 cents,
double roll. The remnant bundles and
patterns are going fast, but still a few
left. FRICK DRUG Co.
For SALE:-About twenty head OF
Tamworth males and about the same
number of females registered and
pedigreed Call on
44e DIR. GEO. N. WEIGHToN.
! There is nothing that reaches the
spot in frosty weather like good hot
soda. Our menu offers avariety of deli
cious, hot drinks.
FRICK DRUG Co.
Rev. p. J. Pond of Des Moines who
has filed the pulpit of the Christian
,, church for two Sundays, has been en-,
gagged to do regular work for that
church, though he will not come here
to live at present.
Warren Ferguson of Cedar County
has been here the last week to visit his
brothers, Charles and Alex, stopping
here on his return from Gettysburgh
South Dakota where he had been tC
look after his real estate.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Matt johnson took
the train Tuesday evening for Cannon
City, Texas, where Mr.. Johnson has
some land They will stop in Kansas
! to visit brother of Mrs. johnson and
get home in about a month.
Agent w. w. Smith tells us tha
October of this year brought in the
largest freight receipts ever received il
g any one month at the Audubon station
and that only twice before was thu
total amount of business done greater
a than October.
Nothing like knowing what's go
ing on. We keep you posted locally, bu
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farme
4 gives the news of all the world. b,
E our special arrangement you can Sc
). cure both papers for one full year TO
the very low rate OF $1.3O.
+ On Monday evening Mrs. Floyt
Clifford and Mrs. Sam Moreland, o
4 Viola with their niece little Miss Thelmi
Davis, daughter of Homer Davis, lef
for Hooker, Oklahoma, to visit thei
n parents, Wallace Smith and wife, VIII
e used to live up at Viola Center.
"A good range means good cooking
1t is impossible to associate the tw
u without thinking of the Malleable mad
X in South Bend. The Malleable Man will
70 tell you thereason. The Malleable Cir
will serve you with hot biscuits AM
, coffee at the store of w. S. Foley iron
,, November 81 to 26.
,. Only two republicans were electe,
over in Shelby county, the one bein
% Miss Rose NJ. Parker for County Super
!, intendent, and the other Clarenc
i Jacobsen for member of the count
board Mr. Jacobsen, by the way, is
brother of Hon. Ole III. Jacobsen jus
l. elected representative from this county
4 The very best chocolate creams ant
: bonbons in Audubon are the Johnston
made in Milwaukee. Genuine caramul
40ct pound. PEPPERMINT Patties i
d loot boxes. Triad" chocolates i
II loot trial boxes. Dainty half poun
d boxes 4Oct, pound scot. Choice crear
+, chocolates 30ct and 60cts. You wi
find them fresh at Prick DRUG STORE
"a The two Bintner boys, sons of w
Is M. Bintner arrived home, Monday fror
N Wilcox, Canada, where they have bee