Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-11-24

Public sale November 30.
JOHN Makes.
Public sale, December 1.
w. S. OWEN.
Public sale December 1.
AUGUST KUSEL.
Public sale, December 3.
A. M. ROGERS.
Public sale December ~.
JULIUS HEUss.
Public sale December Is.
ALBERT HARMON.
Public Sale December 18th.
45tf. S. P. BATES.
| Public sale December 49,
| SCHRADER d HoRNING.
Public sale December 81.
| JOHN SoMERs.
| j. Y. Wright went to Chicago,
Monday evening with carload of cattle
for the market. A little latter he will
have another load ready.
Better take look at the delinquent
tax list and see if your name is not
printed there because you have forgotten
| "oouo oohAO VI youi
The P. E. o. Sisterhood had a meet
ing last week at the Culver home when
Mrs. DR.. Childs, Mrs. A. b. Miller and
Miss Ethel Kuhn were initiated.
| o. g. Emery of Aberdeen, South
Dakota, was in town last of the week
/ to visit relatives. He is now connected
| with a real estate firm at Aberdeen.
L
| Special scenery, lots of, comedy,
good specialties, good orchestra, with
Eiler's King of the Cattle Ring at the
Opera House, Tuesday, November 20.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
| IS, Audubon. Iowa. 16tf
Ten years ago man down at the
little town of Essex bought quarter
of land adjoining the town. Last week
he sold it for $43, $50 more than he paid
for it.
Come to the Presbyterian Church,
Thursday night. December 1st and get
one of thoseg good church dinners Smoth-
cred chicken and all the good things
that go with it.
Mr.. Hike of Atlantic was in town,
Saturday. In speaking of early days
he said that he camped near where
Hamlin is now located, forty-fve years
ago in October.
| Jake Ruhs lost dark colored over
coat last of the week somewhere on the
road between Viola and Audubon. The
finder will kindly return it before the
cold weather comes.
There is nothing that reaches the
spot in frosty weather like good hot
soda. Our menu offers avariety of deli
cious, hot drinks.
| FRICK DRUG Co.
| Joe III. Ross and wife have been en-
PERTAINING his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. A. Ross of Cedar Rapids
and they are remaining for the Thanks
giving dinner before returning home.
Miss Ella Smith having been relieved
of her work by the sale of her fathers
restaurant, has accepted place in the
Office of DIR. A. l.. Brooks. Who knows
but some day it may be Ella Smith,
M. d.
| -Ebbe j. Hansen of Extra spent
Monday in Audubon visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kittell OF course he is highly
pleased that his son-in-law, Howard is
to be the next treasurer of Audubon
| County.
The unofficial returns in Shelby
county gave the Democratic candidate
for treasurer a majority of votes. The
official count gave the Republican can
didate majority of 2 votes. Chance
for a contest.
Frank Leavens took his daughter,
Lulu to Des Moines, Monday, to secure
glasses for the young lady hoping it
may relieve her eyes from too much
strain so that she may continue her
work in school.
Rev. Samuel Shoupe and wife left
| Wednesday for Omaha where they will
visit his niece, Mrs. Davis. From there
they will go to Berryville, Arkansas,
where he will become pastor of the
Christian Church.
The class of 1910 of the Audubon
High School has purchased life size
bust of the late VIM. Shakespeare for
the assembly room. And the school is
making an effort to add marble bust
of some other ancient celebrity.
w. G. Elliott and wife left on Sun
day evening for Chicago where the lat
ter will enter a sanitarium hoping to
get somearelief from some physical all
ments that have made her more or less
miserable the past several years.
-Cockerels for sale at q bargain.
Choice r. c. r. /. Reds, r. G. Brown
Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Also M. B. Turkey Toms.
Aft. MRS. G. w. STETZEL,
Route 1. Audubon, Iowa.
! Mrs. Sarah Musson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Susie Musson, went down to
Bonneville near Des Moines, Saturday,
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Farnsley,
a sister of Mrs. Musson, who passed
away after an illness of several months.
Mr.. Young enjoys the distinction of
being not only the first native born
Iowan who was ever elected to the
state senate in this state, but now he
is the only native born Iowan who
was ever chosen to the United States
senate,
Ira Baird and wife left on Friday
for new home in Des Moines where he
will be employed as meat cutter in a
meat market on third and Grand avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Baird are fine people and
will make many good friends wherever
they go.
While Mr.. Eiler does not especially
feature his band and orchestra with the
King of the Cattle Ring they are general
ly conceded to be two of the best musical
organizations travelling and are entirely
up to date with classic and popular
selections.