Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-27
Or. John X. Donaldson. Dentist.
Office over Scars Harness Shop, Au-
dubon, Iowa. Tel AL.
Call on us for Fire,
Tightening and lorna.
do Insurance i'm re-
sponsible companies.
Nash & Phelps.
The Hidden Hand February II.

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Alma Oelke, out at Omaha over Sunday
Attorney J. NJ Graham returned
Friday from business trip out of town.
School Books and School Supplies
all the time at tricks DRUG STORE.
Fine Barred Plymouth Rock Cock.
/ erels for sale. Mrs. FRED RICE Gray,
| Iowa 49tf
Nothing too fine to be dry cleaned
at City Laundry. Weguarantee our
work 46tf
Godfrey Dreher and wife went down
to Griswold last of the week to visit
friends.
Perry Roberts and Blaine Swartz
passed last Sunday with friends out at
Omaha.
p. F. Anderson has sold his pretty
cottage home i'll Audubon to Mr. l.. n.
wickham.
Lots of satisfied customers in the
Dry Cleaning department at the City
Laundry. AIT
Hans Hansen of Douglas returned
Monday from Scranton where he had
been to visit relatives.
John Weighton and John Ward re-
turned Friday from Chicago where they
had been ON business.
Mrs. L. B. Jennings went to Extra
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Frank
Heath, and other relatives.
Clarence Prichard of De Soto was
here last week to visit with his uncle
William Gilfillin and family
p, A. Branstatter and Harvey Will
Hansen departed Monday for Oklahoma
City to view the landscape Ger.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cousins gave a
second of their parties for ladies and
gentlemen last Friday evening.
Mrs. l.. Rippey has gone to Corning
to pass some time with her husband
who works in drug store there.
Mrs. Sheldon Bates started Sunday
for Council Bluffs where she went to
enter the hospital for an operation.
-LoST-Ladies hand bag somewhere
between my home and Audubon Find
er leave at this Office. IDA REYNOLDS.
Mrs. G. Gates was down by Lorah
last week to visit her daughter, Mrs
Henry Cooley, and returned Saturday.
Mrs. Evert Bates went to Extra on
Saturday to have good visit with her
husband s father, E. A. Bates, and his
wife.
Lizzie Hoenke of Atlantic who had
been here to visit with her brother,
Fred Hoenke, and wife returned home
Sunday.
Aubrey Herndon, son OF Frank
Herndon, east of town, was severely
iniuned one day last week by the kick
of Il horse,
Valentine Leonard and wife came
home first of the week from Davenport
after good visit with their two daugh-
tiers down there.
&C. w. Childs, wife and baby were
here to visit relatives at the III. FL. Buck
home, returning Monday to their home
over at Greenfield
Mrs. Lucille Brooks Kimbell from
Chicago arrived Friday evening for a
brief visit at the home of her father,
Doctor A. L. Brooks.
john Zion has sold his residence in
Audubon to Anton Anderson, and we
understand the consideration was twelve
hundred fifty dollars.
Fern Anderson, NJ. T. Foley and
] Albert Weston were over to Anita ON
Monday and attended Alf Bailey's sale
of fine Clydesdale horses.
Little Miss Virginia Best, daughter
of r. j. Best and wife of this city came
home Monday night after a pleasant
visit with Atlantic relatives.
Rev. Charles Walker of Anita was
in Audubon Monday night and passed
on to the north part of the state for a
visit with two of his daughters.
Good barreled apples at $3, $3.50,
81 and "a. 80 each guaranteed to arrive
safe at my risk. Write or phone w
NJ. BoMBERGER, Harlan, Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Kurtz from
Greenfield were here last week to visit
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. b.
Miller. The two ladies are sisters.
For SALE: A few choice Duroc Jer
sey Male pigs if taken soon.
/ II. f. d /. S. G.. WEAVER,
50td Extra, Iowa
For Sale Rhode Island Red Cocker
els. Write, phone or come and see
them. j. r. STANLEY, Hamlin, Iowa.
Route One. "a
| About four weeks ago three red spring
calves, two heifers and one bull, strayed
from my place six miles northeast OF
Audubon. 49tf j. l.. CLARK.
Mrs. Myrtle Brown Fursch arrived
from Madison, Wisconsin. Friday for q
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
f. Brown, and other relatives in this
city.
p A. Hollenbeck went to Shelby
Station Saturday night to accompany
home his daughter. Mrs. John Griffith
who is recovering from asurgical opera
ton.
Miss Theo Vedder and Miss Glass
were in Atlantic Saturday where the
former lady had the pleasure of meeting
some friends who were enronte to thu
far west,
Mrs. J. s. Baldwin who had beer
here on an extended visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Conklin. started
Saturday for her home out at Auburn
Nebraska.
Mrs. Dan johnson went TO Oman;
Saturday night to meet her sister Mis-
Christene Sawyer who comes iron
Onida, Kansas, to spend the summe
with that lady.
In trade last week j. B. Ashb,
got fifty head of fine white-faced cattle
which arrived Saturday night and wer
driven to his large farm, north iron
town two miles
, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenbladt, fathe
, and mnthar of Doctor Rnsnnhlalt M