Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-11-10
Prick DRUG Co.

been IN the hospital for surgical oper-
alton.
Marshal Keith and wife, who had
visited here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Keith, left here Saturday
evening for their home down in Taylor
county.
Hamilton Campbell and wife of
Anita, who had been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Wager in Viola
township, returned home to Anita,
Tuesday.
Our Husker's Lotion, the same re-
liable kind % cts per bottle. We also
put up Huskers Liniment for sprained
wrists and lame backs, 80 cts per bottle.
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. Gro. N. WEIGHToN.
"A few good bundles of remnant
paper and some good clean up patterns
before our new wall paper arrives. Are
ready for your selection. Hurry!
FRICK DRUG Co.
Mrs Elva N. Coe of Grand Junction,
Colorado, started Monday for home
though she would stop at Omaha, Lin
coin and other places by the way. Mrs.
Coe had been here on a visit with her
uncle Jesse Keith.
For Sale or Rent-Two Eighty's or
100 acres of land combined, located "a
miles from town. Inquire at
WEST & BoNNESEN'S
Blacksmithshop,
Kimballton. Iowa
Mike Mertes and family passed
through Monday from Carroll to Extra.
They are planning to leave soon for
Central Missouri, to spend the winter
with relatives, and are thinking some
what of finding home in the south.
H. G.. Nichols is home from spend
ing the summer in Maine with his
brother. He says that five acre field
of corn down there is considered very
large Mr. Nichols goes to Clay county
South Dakota to spend the winter with
his daughter.
We have arranged with The Week
ly Inter Ocean and Farmer so that our
patrons can secure that sterling paper,
together with our own, at the exceeding
ly low price of $1.30 for one year. This
is rare opportunity and should be
taken advantage of.
Hon. Geo. Cosson came in Monday
morning from Northwest Iowa where
he had been on a speaking tour in his
own interest and also the balance of the
ticket Monday evening he spoke with
Judge Smith at Extra, voted here Tues
day and returned to Des Moines.
S. A. McHargue, M. III. Tittering-
ton, Ed Rice, Austin Linn and Cameron
Ross spent part of the last week up at
Lake View fishing and secured o nice
haul The government is clearing the
lake of carp and buffalo fish and last
Saturday seined 81 900 pounds.
For Sale or Rent-Two Eighty's or
100 acres of land combined, located "a
miles from town. Inquire at
WEST & BoNNEsEN's
Blacksmithshop,
Kimballton, Iowa.
Nothing like knowing what's go
ing on. We keep you posted locally, but
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer
gives the news of all the world. BY
our special arrangement you can Sc
cure both papers for one full year for
the very low rate of Sl.3O.
The Hoyt boys of Melville were in
Monday with number of lambs for the
market w. F. had 80 which weighed
1865 pounds or an average of l04l. W.
l.. had SD which weighed 1923, or an av-
erage of 81 pounds. At 6 cents pound
the former received $243.90 and the lat
ter $2S9.38.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor north
of town have been entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. W. j. McBroom the past week
but they left Tuesday for their home
at Springfield, Missouri. The lady is
sister of Mr.. Taylor and she was recently
married at her home at Guernsey,
Poweshiek county.
The Malleable range costs more than
cast ranges We admit it. You will UNI
derstand the reasons why if you visit
w. s. Foley's store any time from Nov
ember 81 to 26. Hot biscuits, delicious
hot coffee, the Malleable girls latest
cook book and useful souvenir. all
free. 45I
Milo Gonser and wife of Canton,
Ohio, who visited here for week with
her uncle, w. j. Laubender, left Mon
day evening for Denver for the benefit
of the ladys health. Canton is the old
home of President Mckinley and the
cemetery contains his remains and
beautiful monument erected to his mem
DRY. The city contains a population of
$1,000.
Rev. and Mrs. G. ID. Wendell of
Viola came down Monday to bring Mrs.
A. G. Davis on her way home to Coun-
Gil Bluffs. Mrs. Davis had been out
there to assist Mr.. Wendell last week in
his revival meetings which have been
held now for three weeks with excellent
success. The attendance was large the
meetings of much interest and some
twenty five persons converted.
Rev. E. C. McDade, superintendent
of the Atlantic district, was in Audu-
bon, Monday morning to preside at the
first quarterly conference of the M. E.
church. A committee consisting of
Mrs. j. j. Quinby and Geo. c. Everts
was down form Ross to secure the SER
vices of Rev. Freedline for their church
this year; but the official board of the
Audubon church refused consent to such
an agreement because the minister has
all he can do in this charge