Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06

A6|A y AN$iVfAAs AN<&<AAsS
Eighteen car loads of hay for Au.
dubon is on the side track up at Carroll
waiting for u better track and more
power,
A business meeting of the Mothers
Club will be held at the Watts Studio
on January &, 1910, at Four O'Clock
in the afternoon
Herbert Renshaw and family have
returned from Webber. Kansas, and
they viii live at Viola Center Mrs.
Renshaw comes back much improved in
health for which they are thankful.
p. +. Anderson received message
Monday announcing the death of a
brother-in law down in Muscatine coun-
ty. He wanted TO attend the funeral
but feared TO leave home on account of
the storm.
The Rock Island came up Wednes-
day morning without coach On the
return the smoker was packed hike sar-
dimes i'm a box some of the smaller ones
being laid mp in the hat racks
Col II. ~ Carper and W. o Henry
auctioneers are the ones who can sell
your property and get best prices Stock
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phone
81, Audubon, Iowa 31tf
Nels NJ, Nelson, the dairyman. ac-
companied by Hans Anderson went to
Ames Tuesday TO spend two weeks IN
taking the Short Course in dairyinp
Nels is bound to keep up with the times.
Rev. A. A. Mitchell and wife 90 TO-
1ax- fNn h., L..
brother Prof. Mitchell of the Presbyter.
ian Seminary and other friends They
| expect TO return here in about TIVE
| weeks.
Geo. E. Kellogg had cold driv,
| TO kimballton Sunday afternoon TO TAX,
/! his daughter Hazel ont to her school
| They upset Int once and that without
any damage. Mr.. Kellogg did not re
| turn until Monday.
Judge Green went to Avoca Monda,
| to clean up the docket for Judge Thor
nell He returned yesterday morning
because the drifted snow made il i'm
possible to get the witnesses in to s.
ahead with the trials.
l The Sheriffs office has received
cards from Omaha and Winnipeg pei
lporting to come from their Departs(
guests asking them TO come and GO
them. pomebody is evidently trying e
work hoax on the boys.
| Peter Fredericksen, the Audubon
blacksmith, now eXpectorates upon hi
hand with much more zest, because o.
added responsibility; pretty new cir
baby born TO that good man and wife
i ha IatfaI t,apt pf Loot NUaaly
About a month ago a man driving
past the T. c. Kester home two miles
north of Ross dropped sack coat il
the road 1t contained nothing but ;
piece of bologna sausage The owne
can get it by calling there for it. (,
| Rev. Mr. Brown arrived on North
Western this forenoon, having been de
tanned over night at Manning becaus
of no train last evening. He did no
know of the death of his sister. Mrs
Don DreSton. until he reached Audubon
The pleasant home of Judge an'
| Mrs. Green was opened on Thursda
evening of last week for the entertain
ment of II number OF their lady an
gentlemen friends who greatly enjoye
the social part rs well as the bounteou
dinner with which they We're served
Geo. Townsend arrived home frol
Dubuque this morning having left ther
Monday morning, Fortunately he Ina
friends both at Waterloo where he visi
ID the Jensen family and mt Marshal
| town where he spent some time wit
the Humphreys. At Dubuque he attent
ed the non union painters meeting.
William Weston and wife. frol
Marlbank, Nebraska, have been hel
visiting the family of c. Il. Sampso
and relatives in the northern part of tn
county. They had been to the old HON
over IN Wisconsin where they and til
Simpsons used TO live and of course II
enjoyed talk about the places and pee
Pile of former days. They left for hon
yesterday.
MIR and Mrs. c. H. Sampson hi,
the pleasure of entertaining their frienc
at a New Year dinner on Saturda,
Those present were Mr. and Mr.
William Weston. of Nebraska. Mr. an
Mrs. w. w. Weston, of Melville, ID. /
Sampson and daughter, Mrs Emely.
Viola, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sampson
Mr.. and Mrs William Layland an
their daughter. Miss Cora Layland.
The January, meeting of Woman
Foreign Missionary Society of the NJ
church will he held at the home of Mr.
Thomas Davis on Tuesday the Elevent
Day. at Half-past Two, afternoon. Top
for Study: The Gospel in Spain.
Mrs. Doctor Brooks will have charge
| the program \ social hour will folio
and refreshments will be served.
BEN McKibbeu who some time Il.
! | strayed away from the County Hon
' where he was stsying froze his feet
, bad that one had TO he amputated |
1 the attending physicians, Drs. Jacobst
: | and Newton of Extra He is being car.
for at the home of his brother John NJ
= Kibben. hut il is feared that the 9th
foot will have TO he amputated also.
n The boys ut the City Livery $;
y that Frank Tompkins, their head cler
was called away on short notice la
r Friday 10y a telephone message from
lady friend at his former home down
Stuart. Iowa. inviting him to come al
spend New Years Day There was not
ing slow about the way he got ready
get away on the evening train. The
expect him home in few days and a
b getting ready 10 give him or them
pleasant reception.
"A merry company of Audubon
handsome maids and bachelors took
delightful ride in a hob sled on Thur
day evening all the way down to Il
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Spenc
Just east from Hamlin Station whe
they enjoyed bounteous supper of oy
tiers and other good things and had
most pleasant social time. The gentl
men were the Messrs. John Renftl