Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-12-08

Miss Emma Culver went to Allan
tic last evening.
st. Elmo at the Opera House,
Friday, December 3.
See the wise Fool at the Opera
House, December a.
DIR Fulton visited Atlantic yester-
day because of his fathers illness.
Mrs. Matte Parsons went down to
Casey, Wednesday, to visit her sister.
Mrs. Arthur Farquhar and Miss
Nora Hunt went to Omaha, Wednesday.
e b. Thomas and wife returned
home yesterday from visit among
| friends.
Geo. N. Weighton is having new
boiler put in his house on the hill for
heating purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Loveland are
entertaining new baby girl at their
home since yesterday morning.
December IA "A Wise Fool" at the
Opera House.
Claude Andrews of Wyoming was
in town Monday. He is in the county
visiting his father Hon. f. III. Andrews
of Extra
Marriage licenses have been issued
to John Inmel and Martha Tibben; Nels
Johansen and Maria Soc; Forrest Free
man and Eloise Barhan.
| Mrs. Mabel Hockenberry of Extra
was up Monday to spend the day with
her father Nj. o. Smith, of the Smith &
Hockenberry restaurant
"A Wise Fool is the play that will
be given Wednesday, December IA, at
the Opera House.
Roy Chamberlain, of Correctionville
passed through here to Brayton yester.
day to visit his mother, Mrs. Joe
Chamberlain, who is very sick.
Lost-A black horse colt one year
old. Strayed from my farm three
weeks ago Please inform me by phone
19E121 Extra. p. III. Grow.
| Make their Xmas happy with q
Kodak. Prices from 81, 81, $3, So, 80
$40, $l2, and upwards.
4stf. Prick DRUG Co.
| w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales a speciality. Write, wire or phone
50, Audubon, Iowa. 16tf
For SALE-Pure bred SILVER Land
| Wyandotte Cockerels.
Mrs. M. /. MAsTERSoN,
48tf. Route g. Audubon.
MIR. and Mrs. W. d. Robinson, of
Scotland, South Dakota, arrived Mon
day, called here by the serious illness of
their daughter, Mrs. Will G. Wilson,
An exchange says many man says
things to his wife he would not dare say
to his cook. What's the use of getting
married if you can't talk back part of
the time.
Chris Peterson, who came over
from Denmark last spring, started back
Monday, accompanied by another young
man of the same name and Anton JAG
OLSEN and Jens Plynt
-Lost-Between Park Hotel and A.
C. Harmon's Furniture Store, an East
ern Star pin, set with pearls. Finde
leave at store and receive reward.
MRS. A. G. HARMON.
The days are growing shorter oil
the time, and December % will be the
shortest dey of the year. That's just
about the shortest time for the pocket
books of good many men.
| Wise Fool" that's the play at the
NJ. w. A. Opera House, Wednesday,
December IA.
! Matt Johnson. and wife reached
home Sunday from Texas, where they
had been for two or three weeks. Mr..
johnson says that country suffered con
siderably from drouth the present year.
The Farm Journal says that many
q man who almost has fit when his
wife pays S.. 90 for bonnet, will think
nothing of spending as much for box
of cigars with which to pollute the at
mosphere.
+ MIR. and Mrs. Ira Kyle of Omaha
were in town Monday night with Mr..
and Mrs. III. j. MantZ, the ladies being
friends. Mr.. Kyle is private secretary
to the vice-president Of the Union Pa
cific railway.
Ed f. Johnson and wife got back
Saturday from Chicago where they saw
the biggest stock show ever brought to-
gether anywhere in the world The lot
constituted about 100 horses, 1000 cat
tie and many sheep and hogs.
| -Cockerels for sale at bargain.
Choice r.. G.. II. /. Reds, r. c.. Brown
Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Also M. b. Turkey Toms.
Aft. MRS. G.. W. STETZEL,
Route 1. Audubon, Iowa.
4
County Treasurer Kellogg conduct
ed the delinquent tax sale at the court
house last Monday. Chas. Bagley and
Chas. Van Gorder were the only bidders.
But SO items were sold at a total of
$462.3l. This is not as it used to be.
We are informed that Rev. A. A.
Mitchell will preach in the M. +. church
up at Ross next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. Mr.. Mitchell is not only agood
preacher but very genial gentleman
and we are sure will give the people up
there good service,
I Mrs. r. J. Gilchrist and her daught-
er, Miss Divine Houbbold, are here for
visit, the former being a guest of Mrs.
John Ward and the latter of Miss Jessie
Hoover. They have sold out down at
Superior, Nebraska, and are on their
way to Marengo where they will run a
hotel.
--Johnstons Chocolates, the best can
dies in the neatest boxes. Milk choco-
lates in gold boxes, 30c, 40c and GOc.
Bitter Sweets, 40c and SOC. Triad
chocolates, @ kinds in one box Acc
and SOC. We have them in 10c trial
boxes. When you want good candies
remember the name, Johnston's and the
place tricks DRUG STORE
DIR. Will +. Kimball and wife re-