Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-09-22
DR. Carrie Brooks-wood, Dental of
flee opposite Commercial Savings
Bank
G. S, McLeran. o. o. S. Office over
Smiths Drug Store. Audubon.
Or. John X. Donaldson. Dentist
Office over Scars Harness Shop, Au-
dubon, iowa. Tel. AL.

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morning from q business trip to Anita,
Mrs. N. F. Zion went to Guthrie
Center Monday night to make a visit.
| w j. Campbell went to Huron,
South Dakota, Monday to take look at
the country and visit for few weeks.
Col. G. 4. Mertz of Manning sold
a 24S acre Sac County farm to n. c..
Christensen week before last 36f
Mrs. Nathan Moore of Iowa City
who had been here visiting her husband s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Moore,
went home Saturday.
e. J. Freeman and wife left Friday
for Atlantic City, New Jersey, TO attend
the National Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Geo. Phillips and wife of Pocahon-
tbs, We're down here over Sunday, to
visit his brothers-in law, John Butter
ton and John Sherman.
Miss Ida Reynolds and her mother,
returned Friday from their long west
ern trip and will soon get settled in their
new cottage in Audubon.
Miss Hazel Kellogg, the daughter
Of Geo. f. Kellogg, went to Iowa City
last week to enter upon o course of
study in the State University.
"A. w. Bradley and wife were up
from Extra Saturday. We were pleased
to see them, and especially to see Mrs.
Bradley out after a long illness.
j. S. Mclaughlin, who has been here
for some time visiting his daughter,
Mrs. John Gates, returns this week to
his home at Pawnee, Oklahoma.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales q speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. 18tf
For Sale Registered Shropshire,
Rams of good weight and quality,
Write me at Hamlin, Iowa, or phone.
1922 on line 81. VIM. l.. Clark 31tf
John Lovelace says that he looked
over the potato exhibit at the state fair
but found nothing to equal what we
have right here in Audubon County.
Morris Evans of Pipestone, Mime
sofa, was in town Friday on business.
He is a brother of Judge Evans of the
Iowa supreme court, and friend of this
editor.
Last chance to purchase Monte
Christie lands at the low price of $4,000
per acre on easy payments, and free
town lot. Excursion October 18th. See
Kellogg. 38tf
-Jorgen J. Miller from out west here
with his son George accompanied Mrs.
Miller to Colfax, Tuesday, for treat,
ment for rheumatic trouble she has had
all summer.
Peter SorensOn and his brother
Henry, who are working out near Fis
Gus, went to Atlantic Monday evening
for visit at home and to attend the
county fair.
Lee Neff, a brother of Mrs. Sherman
Wright, was here over Sunday on
visit and representing an irrigated sec
ton of Arkansas Valley lands in South
eastern Colorado.
County Supervisor George M. Ross
and his wife, left last Saturday for an
extended western trip to Salt Lake and
other points, expecting to be gone about
two or three weeks.
L. w. Lee and wife of Ida Grove,
were here few days last week to visit
friends and returned home Saturday.
Their daughter Esther Lee is at Sac
City, taking course in music.
-Chas. NJ Ketchum of Council Bluffs,
was here over Sunday with his friend,
Ray Green. Mr.. Ketchum did good ser
vice and attained some notoriety in
ferreting out the Maybray gang.
Don't forget that Renftle the Land
Man, and A. f. Drake the Insurance Man,
have moved their Office from their old
location, to the front rooms above
Curriers' harness shop, in the old Citi-
zens Bank Building. 37-8
Mrs Hugart of Valparaiso, Indiana,
and Mrs. j. M. Fulton of Atlantic, re-
turned to Atlantic Monday from q visit
here at Dr. Fultons, the former lady be-
ing an aunt and the latter, the mother
of the doctor.
Rev. J. s. Fisher who was formerly
pastor of the Congregational church in
Extra, has been adjudged insane at
Omaha and sent to the asylum at Lin
coin Nebraska. The doctors hope that
he may be cured.
The young people who remember
Porter Mather who used to live here
will be interested in the statement
made in Clinton paper that his wife
whom he married year or so ago, is
asking for divorce.
L. w. Barger was thoughtful
enough to drop in at this Office on his
way home from the fair Saturday even
ing and leave some fine samples of white
and purple grapes of his growing, which
took first premium at the County fair.
We were surprised on Tuesday at
meeting gentleman at the station
whose residence is at Macon, Georgia,
who was up to this state on business.
His name was w. +. Hayes, and he said
he was a small boy at the time of the
war
Wilbur Kennels drove to Earlham,
Saturday night returning Sunday with
his wife, He went over the River to
River Road, and came back to Atlantic
by the white Pole Road, " but he says
it should be called, white washed pole
road.
Rev. Carl H. Schlesselman donned
his hunters suit Monday and taking his
gun went uOWH W I1dIiillu lOT inc Duf-
pose of walking up the Botna to pick up
some game. 1t was remarked that he
only lacked big hat to look much
like Teddy.
Prof. Leach of Harlan, and former
ly of Simpson college, who comes to
Audubon every week to give lessons in
music has sued the Rock Island for $500
because his household goods and music
shipped from Indianola to Atlantic have
been lost and cannot be found.
j. A. Crawford of Athens, Ohio is
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Fulton, and called in to chat with the
editor, who once lived in that state. Mr..
Crawford related that in 1895 because
of the drouth in Ohio, he bought sever