Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-01-12

Public Sale February 9.
H. A. HANSEN
James Lang went to Hamlin on bust
ness Wednesday,
M. A. Williams of Stuart was here
ON business Friday.
&C. H. Wilde was business visitol
in Atlantic Wednesday.
Elsie Schroeder went to Davenport
Wednesday to visit with relatives.
Hans & Nix" will make you happy
Opera House Friday, January 18th.
Change of pictures Saturday at the
Gem with Richard III' as feature.
Henry Campbell of Extra was a
business caller in Audubon Wednesday
Carl Forsbeck was in town the past
week attenging to some business mat.
ters.
Miss Theresa Smith returned Sat
urday to her work in the schools at
Newton.
John Hunter came over from Guth-
RE Center Wednesday to visit with old
time friends.
Mrs. G.. w. Stetzel shipped four
crates of pedigreed chickens to Mrs. t.
j. jerks of DeSota.
w. III. Neff left for Anita and Cum
berland Wednesday ON business and to
visit for few days.
Theresa CASTOR, who was at Stuart
to attend the Hanson Donahue wedding
returned home Wednesday.
Aug. Dettman and wife arrived in
Audubon Wednesday evening to visit
for several days with relatives.
Mrs. Maria Andersen and child of
Brayton returned to her home Wednes-
day after visit with relatives here.
Get Col NJ. S. Kness to cry your
sale. He always gets the highest prices.
Phone $50, Audubon, Iowa. 39tf.
"A. H. Roberts is able to be at the
store this week after hard cold in his
head that has made hearing difficult
Henry Savage began work in the
office Monday, and is giving
us good help in looking after the local
news.
Mr.. Hans Rattenborg has resigned
the presidency of the A. N. & 5. road
and will make an extended visit to the
coast
John E Kerwin and wife returned
from Stuart Wednesday, where they
went to attend the Hanson Donahue
Mrs. Chas Zion and children of Ne
braska City, Neb., have been visiting at
the home of her father VIM. H. Neff
since last Thursday.
Lewis Kessler, wife and children re-
turned to Iowa City Friday, having
been here to visit his bIother-in-law
Sylvester Moore and family.
Hot Sodas are really delicious.
some of our best ones are hot Grape
Juice, Matted Milk, Clam Bullion and
Chocolate. Prick DRUG Co.
LOST. Pair of beaver gauntlet
gloves. Some worn, fur lined. Lost
January Bird. or 4th. Reward finder at
post office. 81 H. w. WILSON.
Mrs. Merle Rippey went to Oakland
to visit with her sister Mrs.
Lenocher, and will visit with her
mother at Menlo, before returning home.
Mrs. A. G. Ross received a tele-
phone message last evening from Frank
lin Missouri, announcing the critical ill
ness of her brother DR.. Frank M.
Moore.
Several boys have been doing much
mischief around the new water tank
being built. by moving the material and
tools of the workmen. A stop should be
put to such nuisance.
Right now is the time to pay up
your accounts at M. f. Ehlert's, Ross,
La / want to pay all my bills and in
order to do this need what you owe,
10 please call and settle before starting
The New Year. 2-2
Geo. A. Dennis of Nowlin, South
Dakota, came down last of the week to
visit at home and among friends of his
boyhood. He is still in the employ of
the Northwestern road and likes that
western country.
james Law returned on yesterday
from a hasty trip to Thomas
Kansas, where he traded house
and stock of implements at Ross, for a
half section farm the other party to the
leal being ]. l.. Chapman of Randolph
Nebraska.
We failed last week to mention the
fact that Shingledecker and johnson
had sold out their stock of farm imple-
nents. buggies and wagons to James
Law who will continue the business for
The present at least. See notice OF his
discount sale in this paper.
"A program of special interest at the
Gem Friday night. "Old Gu.
-iosity Shop" Picturesque Japan"
wonderful scenery and Bobby
White in wonderland" beautiful trick
This program will interest
I'D and Young. 10cts.
The revival meetings being held at
The M. Z. church are proving very sue
,essful, large numbers attending. The
are finely delivered and the
music and singing is very entertaining.
The meetings will continue all OF next
week. Everybody is cordially invited.
Miss Eta and Miss Minnie Burr
and Mrs. Lena Hague returned Friday
from Adair, where they went to attend
. wedding dinner given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Damman in honor
Of their son August, who was married
10 Miss Anna Tibben in Extra Wednes-
lay.
--Johnston's Chocolates all the time.
lOc boxes of mint Patties and Friods,
Swiss Milk Chocolates in gold boxes,
soc and 6Oc, Chocolate Creams and
Bonbons in 25, so and 60c boxes. When
you want good candies remember the
name, Johnston's and the place
tricks DRUG STORE.
Speaking of the Frontier Celebra-
ion, Roosevelt said. 1T is the greatest
,how which could have been possibly
staged in 1910 and the films are the
IF tho nnvinp nictura world