Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-03
Dr.. Carrie Brooks.W Wood. Dental Of.
flee opposite Commercial Savings Bank
MONEY TU LOAN.
With the German Saving
Bank at 5 per cent interest
Optional payments.
NASH & PHEl pc.
G. s, McLeran, o. o. S. office over
Smiths Drug Store. Audubon.

| Sheriff Crees was with his Extra
relatives Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Hansen were NJ
from Extra Tuesday forenoon,
---Schoolmaster Johansen was with
Atlantic friends last Saturday.
Jack O'Brien departed Saturday for
Minooka, Illinois, to visit relatives.
Mrs, H. L. Hawk is ut Oakland
having n good visit with her parents.
Frank Niklason started for st Louis
Saturday night with u carload of horses
George Dykes .Ir has been declared
insane and will be taken to Clarinda
today
Rev. j. p. Christensen is away to
Lincoln, Nebraska, to otficiate ut u
funeral
Owen Davis and wife have gone to
Des Moines To visit his aunt, and Il son
who is attending college.
Hazel Neff and Charles Zion came
home Sunday from Omaha where they
had been to visit relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Pfiester of Carroll came
down Friday fora visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Renttle.
Ashley johnson and wife arrived
from Osceola Monday to visit with his
sister, Mrs. Hiram Mendenhall
Robert Conway has gone to Dexter
for u visit with a brother and sister
and to see an aunt in Des Moines
Leo Riggs has gone to Missouri 20
peddle lightning rods for Stranger,
johnson and Nelson, of Atlantic.
Mrs. John Freeman and Mrs. Fred
Hoenke went to Atlantic Monday to
visit the last named lady's mother
Miss Olive Gardner, who teaches the
Somers school out north west had box
social and bought an organ with the
proceeds.
Mrs. Booton and son, Ray Booton,
We're in Atlantic Saturday to meet her
little niece who came from Oklahoma to
visit them.
After u pleasant visit here with her
son, LATE Simpson, ana family Mrs. b.
+. Simpson returned to her south county
home Monday.
AT Madison Spencer's hog sale ON
Tuesday forty choice animals were sold
ut an average Of $40 each, the highest
price being $500,
Mrs. j. III. Johnson an aunt of Mrs.
William Roberts, was here to visit and
started Sunday for Lincoln, Nebraska,
to visit other relatives.
Mrs. j. A. Nash went to Colfax,
Tuesday. to spend few weeks in drink
ing the waters of the mineral springs
for the benefit of her health.
Among the beautiful bouquets re-
ceiyed for Grandma Coles funeral was
one from Mrs. j. b. Stewart a grand
daughter who lives ut Lyons. Iowa.
| Charles Booton and wife were over
to Coon Rapids last of the week to see
his mother who was quite i'll. They
returned Monday and reported the lady
| slightly improved.
John Butterton and wife left Tues.
day for Britton, Oklahoma, to visit his
parents, his father being in poor health.
On the way home they will visit with
| two sisters at McCune and Ottawa in
Kansas.
DIR. J. p. Morley spent part of last
week with his mother down at Humes
ton. Though eighty-four yeaas of age
she is able to look after her own home
and had attended revival meeting for
three weeks, missing but two nights.
On Thursday evening January q a
reception was given at the home of Mr..
! Richard Blake by Miss Marie Blake in
| honor Of her brother and his bride. Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Blake. A twocourse
! luncheon was served to the guests who
enjoyed most pleasant evening
Mrs. T. b. Creveling and daughter
of Boone, and Miss Grace Cameron, of
/ Audubon, visited from Friday until Sun
day ut the home of Thos. Dustin and
family. Mrs. Dustin and son, Richard.
accompanied them to Boone and visited
! there couple of days. Maxwell Tribune