Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-12-14

oupeTioT yostciuay W eohc hoon "e sA>
country.
Miss Matte Dennis went down to At.
lantic yesterday to visit with relatives
and friends.
John Sherman and wife went tc
Hampton yesterday to visit with his
brother Bert.
DR.. C. E. Harry following a visit in
Audubon with DIR. Rosenbladt returned
home Tuesday.
Try the City Restaurant for your
oysters, crackers, groceries and bakers
goods. .Phone25. 400.
j. w. Pearson and Louie Petersen
went to Lorah yesterday on business
and to attend a sale.
Leave your orders for Christmas
flowers with us as early as possible:
500. Prick Drug Co,
FOR SALE-Barred Rock cockerels.
Mrs. C. A. Pardee, Hamlin.
5Oa Phone 24.A-12.
WANTED-A competent girl for
general homework. Must be good cook.
Apply to Mrs. John Ward. 4S-tf.
Geo. E. Kellogg the weather man re-
ports one and sixty-hundreth inches OF
rain fall Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Watts went to
Des Moines last evening to visit with
their son Frank and wife for few days.
c. d. Booten went to Perry yesterday
to visit his son Homer and family and
to demonstrate his new ironing board.
Mrs. L. B. Hepp, east of Ross will
have a public sale Thursday Dec. 81,
at which time "a head of live stock will
be sold.
Walk Crees, Otto Witthauer and Fred
Bartlett returned from Extra yesterday
morning where they were to attend the
X. of p. banquet.
Round Trip $500 including sleeper
and meals is the rate to Rio Grand
Valley, Texas on our excursion of the
18th. G. E. KELLOGG. Agent.
Henry Petersen and Malt Christensen
of Elk Horn who were in Des Moines
on business came to Audubon, Thurs
day last for visit with relatives and
friends.
Peter Nelson, following a pleasant
visit here with his niece Miss Anna Z.
Nelson and with relatives at Extra, de-
parted for his home in Nebraska this
morning.
Miss Alice Gardner departed to-day
for Scotland, s. ID. to visit with her sis
ter Miss Olive and from there she will
go to Minneapolis, MINI fora visit with
two aunts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zollinger, just recently
married, departed for their future home
at Ismay, Mont, to-day, following a
visit with relatives and friends at Anita
and here since Thanksgiving.
Our assortment of Xmas cards. book
let's, calendars, gift books and stationery
is the best we have ever shown, and the
prices as low as good quality permits.
500. Prick Drug Co.
If you are looking for bargains in the
best of monuments that money can
buy, call on OF write ID. M. Dean at
Audubon or Harlan. All work guaran.
teed to give satisfaction. 500.
II you want the dandruff removed
from your head, use Heath's Peerless
Dandruff Remover. If your barber
hasn't it, get direct from Madrid
Chemical Co., Madrid, Iowa. 400
Reiger's Flower Drops, the most ex
quisite perfume ever made Price 81. 5,
per bottle. Many other dainty pack
ages of perfumes we can show You fol
Xmas gifts. Frick Drug Co. 500
Miss Minnie Mcclure. following {
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with her sister, Mrs. Thos. Mccall, ar
rived home Tuesday. She reports Mrs
Mccall as fully recovered from he
late sickness.
isabelle the daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs Geo. Somers had the misfortune Il
break her arm last Friday by falling OF
hay-rack. DIR. Brooks was called ant
set the arm and the little girl is gettinI
along nicely now.
Carl Meyers left last night for Ash
land, Penn, where he will make hi
home for the present. While here h
has made number of friends and aC
quaintences, and in order to keep trac
of them subscribed for the Republican
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Smith left thi
morning for FIT. Dodge where they wi
visit with his brother, L. Smith an
will then go to Sioux City to visit he
sister, Mrs. Joe McNurry. 1t has bee
some years since they took vacatio
and they expect to be gone about tw
weeks.
ID. NJ. Dean has just finished an
erected this week two very beautifl
and expensive monuments of the me-
style carved design, one each for j. {
Burkey and F. II. Mclaughlin in Map
Grove Cemetery. They are very pre-
ty piece of artistic work and lastin
mark of respect for the departed.
We are just little disappointed tn
week in not being able to secure pin
paper for our holiday edition as we hs
at first contemplated. At the Iast m
ment our ready print house informt
us that they would be unable to furni.
the paper we desired in the size v
needed. For that reason we are usir
a book paper in its stead.
The Red Cross Xmas Feals, und
the management of the Columbi.
Club are now on sale at the busine
houses of Audubon. S7i pei cent
this fund is used for the prevention
tuberculosis and l2i per cent goes to t
National Tuberculin Society. The q
nestle Science Club has secured
- Kepford, State lecturer on tuberculo.
to be here some time in February.
Rev. ]. j. Rupert, who went to
former home in Muscatah Kans., +,
weeks ago Monday returned to Aud
bon Saturday evening and has tax
charge of the Christian church agai
We hope he will be retained in I
future. While away he packed
household effects and his family ha
moved this week to a new home Of tn
own home in Horton, Kansas.
Mrs. Sophia Brown, of Lewis, visit