Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-27
@. s, McLeran. o. o. s. Office over
Smiths Drug Store. Audubon.

M III. Madsen of Ktmballton was
over this morning on business.
20. p. Coon returned last of the week
from Brooklyn, and his father is still
living.
An 1S-inch Coles hot air blast heat
ing stove for sale by Rev. G. ID. Wendell
up in Viola,
Rev. G. ID. Wendell of Viola is hold
ing series of revival meetings at his
church in Viola with good success.
Rev. J. N. Hosier of Manning, came
down Tuesday morning and accompanied
Rev, j. III. Freedline to the district Con.
ference of the NJ, Il. church down at
Griswold for the week.
Grandma Titterington and daugh.
ter, Miss Venila Titterington, of Rock
Island, visited at the home of son and
brother, Nj. Ii. the last week, and left
for their home yesterday.
j. p. Black and his son Stanley of
Illinois, who had been here TO visit rel.
atives, returned home Monday. Mr..
Block is a brother in. law of A. II. Brown,
and an uncle of Mrs. Owen Davis.
Frank Mclaughlin and wife were
down from Gray Tuesday. They were
at the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows last
week at Cedar Rapids. and also attend.
ed the United Brethren Conference at
Toledo.
Mrs. Ed A. Knoll went to Extra
up last week and are living in rooms
over Curriers' harness shop. Mr.. Knoll
has been employed in the Weighton
market for some time.
John H. Peck who lived here many
years ago, and was in the implement
business, has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. John Hite. Mr.. Peck has been in
Massachusetts, good many years, but
is now on his way to Texas.
Mrs. Boiling will be here during
the week beginning Tuesday morning,
November 8th, to consult with ladies
wishing to have up-to- date dressmaking
done. Rooms at the o. Kennels resi-
dence opposite Presbyterian church. 43.S
-Chas. s. White and II. b. Emley,
got back Monday from visit up In
Canada. Next spring Mr.. Emley will
move up there, taking a big steam out.
hit to break up and cultivate large
ranch belonging to @. II. Sampson and
others.
Chris l.. Christensen reached home
last Sunday from his trip to Fresno,
While he enjoyed the trip
very much, he says he shouldn't want
to live out there because where they do
not have irrigation, the country is
desert
-Thos. Davis has received word that
Fl. M. Stewart or Gully" Stewart as
he was commonly known here, died re-
Gently out in Nebraska. He and Mr..
published the Advocate here
in an early day. Mr.. Stewart was
brother-in-law of Mr.. Davis.
The relatives from abroad who at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Geo A.
Foley were Prof. H. ID. Repass, Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, Maurice Repass, Iowa
City, Mrs. ID. p. Repass, Robert Repass,
F. G. Repass and Willie Repass of Dex
ter, Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Conway,
Leota and Geo. Conway of Dexter, and
"A lot of fellows are down ON their
hands and knees before the political
CRATES blowing until their cheeks and
eyes bulge out and they are red in the
face trying to start up the embers so as
to get the pot boiling. BY Heck, we're
to exclaim with Col. La
fayette Young, politics is a ''grate"
game just now.-Stuart Herald.
DIR. and Mrs. Will f. Kimbell left
for Clinton, and later will
go to Chicago where the doctor will pass
the state examination in Illinois for u
license as dentist. He will return to
Des Moines and take the Iowa examin.
alton for the same purpose. This will
be the first opportunity to pass the ex.
animation since his graduation from
college last spring, and for that reason
he has not yet been able to enter upon
the practice of his profession.
The social given by the Mothers
Club at the residence of Mrs. Ed John
son last week, was partial success, de.
spite the rainy weather. Those present
enjoyed the afternoon and the lunch
A business meeting of the club was held
after refreshments were served. The
subject of change of name for the
Club to the Womans Club was
and when brought to vote
was decided in the affirmative. The
club which for nine years has been
known as the Mothers Club, will con-
tinue, the same line of work under the
new appellation, The Womans Club.
Delegates for the club to the Fifth
of the Iowa Congress of Mothers
and Parent Teacher Association. The
delegates are: Mrs. Ed Johnson, Mrs.
Arthur Farqhar, Mrs. A. G. Harmon,
Mrs. Sylvester AIRY, Mrs. NJ. Wonsmos,
Mrs. Alec Caldwell. Mrs. John Weight
on who is member of the board of
Managers, will also attend the Conven-
ton.