Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-30

DIR. J. X. Donaldson went to Anita
this morning to attend the wedding
of his sister Miss Belle Donaldson which
takes place to-day.
Mrs. Chris Hahn entertained the
members of the Ladies German Aid
south part of town.
The Misses Clara Preston and Mabel
Titterington went to FIT. Dodge yester-
day to visit with the formers sister,
Miss Julia Preston.
A. F. Drake is still in the insurance
business with offices under Currier' har-
ness shop. See him before you insure,
or phone 207 White. 48-3w.
Geo. Carroll departed yesterday for
Mission, Tex, where he will spend the
winter. His wife expects to join him
in about two weeks.
front of this Office next week where all
public notices and sale bills printed
here will be placed hereafter.
School Books and School Supplies at
Tricks Drug Store all the time. For
one week we will sell six nickel tablets
for quarter. 46I FRIcR DRUG Co.
John Coffman left Saturday night for
| Circleville, Kan, to spend the winter
with his sister and family. He may de-
eide to stay there and farm next year.
E. E. Jefferson and wife following a
very pleasant visit here with their
daughter, Mrs. H. L. Hawks and family.
returned to their home in Oakland,
Tuesday
Chris Haderer, wife and son Vernon
came to Audubon last evening from
Stuart to visit with their daughter,
Mrs. L. A. Loss and husband for sew
eral days.
Joe Elwood returned home yesterday
from the Bluffs where he was on bust
ness and to look for house in which to
live as he with his family will soon
move there.
Genial goodfellowship. as usual at
tended the hospitality of Dr. and Mrs.
Childs ON last Friday evening when they
entertained in their home number of
their friends
Mrs. A. Z. Spinle arrived in Audi
bon this week from Chicago to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. b. Wilson and wife and
to visit with other relatives.
Bert Eaton, wife and son Halver went
to Fit. Dodge Tuesday to visit with his
sister, Mrs. Geo. Dixon, then to Fonda
to eat Thanksgiving turkey with his
parents, II. Ii. Eaton and wife.
F. B. McElroy of Sioux City was in
Audubon on business in connection
with the estate of his brother, the late
Henry McElroy, being administrator
of same. He came down Monday.
Johnston's Chocolate. The very best
candy to top off your Thanksgiving
dinner. Various assortments in neat
boxes from lOcts to $3.50.
4SI FRIcK DRUG Co.
Man tailored skirts only $1.96 Made
TO your measure from goods purchased
in our dry goods department. "a styles
to select from.
47-2w Frazier's
w. E. Simmons and wife arrived
Monday evening from Colorado accom-
panied by the latter's mother, Mrs.
Bonine of Casey, for a weeks visit with
his brother-in-law, Benz j. Black and
family.
r. j. Creveling and wife left Tuesday
for Plankington, 5. d., where they will
spend Thanksgiving with his daughter.
They will return home via Wayne,
Neb, where they will visit some of her
relatives.
At meeting of the Sociology Depart
ment of the Columbian Club held at the
home of Mrs. A. B. Miller ON Monday
afternoon, Mrs. Emil Bilharz read a
well prepared paper on Sunday OBJ
servances.
Chas Huntsberger, wife and daughter.
went to Des Moines, Tuesday, to spend
Thanksgiving when the two latter will
return and visit at the A. III. Dollahide
home and the former will go to Miss
issippi on business
Chas. Sunberg and wife left the last
of the week for Ida Grove and Sac
City to visit with her sisters, Mrs. Lou
Lee and Mrs. Geo. Brown. They re-
turned yesterday so as to eat Thanks
giving turkey at home.
j. M. Renftle is getting ready to
open store with large stock of gro.
ceries and china-ware in the Smutney
building on South Park Place Look
for his grand opening announcement in
next weeks Republican.
A collection of pictures, loaned by the
Alexander Dick Art Store, of Des
Moines, Will be used by Mrs. Edward
Bilharz at the p E. o. meeting Friday
evening. Mrs. Buthweg is hostess and
the subject is Leonardo Da Vinci. 1t
will be remembered by the Club men,
bers that Mr.. Dick sent out a collection
of pictures last year when the lesson
was on "Madonnas."
Carl Hoover had an eye to business
when he installed new electric light
plant of his own at the Gem" Theatre,
for he had it all ready for use Monday
night when the electric lights all over
the city were off A large crowd was
out to see the pictures which were very
good as all his pictures are, OF course
some being better than others.
Judge Green with his family will in
the near future move to Council Bluffs
TO live for the winter when they will
return to Audubon. The Misses Ella
and Mae Farquhar will occupy the
Judges house during hisoabsence and
Tom Sweezy and family will move into
the j. NJ Cole property now occupied
by the Misses Farquhar, Houses for
rent in Audubon are very scarce and
people with means would do well to
build desirable houses to rent.