Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-10-26
Wall Paper at half price at Roberts


Come hear this great orator, Faith,
G. Arthur Macleod.
j. @. Boyer was a business caller
Guthrie Center Tuesday.
Heath's Peerless Hair Tonic will 1
everything claimed for it. 42s
Aseptazone for your chickens, SOC pt
bottle. Prick Drug Co.
The City Restaurant furnishes til
best dinner in Audubon. Try us. l4t
Mrs. p. Mcmahon went to Atlanti
Tuesday to visit with her brother MI
Desmond.
G. E. Mccoy arrived home Tuesda
from Chicago where he was with ship
ment of hogs.
Mrs. Mary Hansen has been indis
posed this week with bad case of tn
Typhoid fever.
I Frank McFadden made an out O
town business and pleasure trip com
bined Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Foley came up from AT
lantic Sunday noon for few days visi
with home folks.
Bertel Wonsmos went to the Bluff
Tuesday, taking along one of his new
washing machines.
Rev. ]. J. Rupert departed Monda,
for Muscatah, Kans., on business and Il
visit with his family.
Mrs. NJ. T. Foley departed for Nor
ris, ILL.,, Monday evening. because of tn,
illness of her mother.
Geo. A. Foley and K. B. Thoma,
spipped a car load of sheep each to tn,
Chicago market Monday
Mrs. Louisa Zelmer returned to At
lantic Tuesday after a visit here will
Matt Kleuver and family.
Henry Campbell of Guthrie Center
came to Audubon Tuesday on business
and to visit with relatives.
Mrs. r. o. Craney returned home
Tuesday following visit with relatives
at Guthrie Center and Stuart.
DR.. G.. C, Rasmussen arrived home
Friday from Canada where he was OF
a hunting trip and on business.
Miss Mae Rienemund returned home
Monday from visit of several days al
Atlantic and elsewhere in Iowa.
A. HI. Brown left for Des Moines
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Margaret Holmes.
Mrs. Nelson Cowles left for her home
at Ottumwa Tuesday after visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Nash.
Miss Dora Detwiler went to Des
Moines Tuesday for visit at the homes
of Hon. Geo. Cosson and the Rev. Mr..
Yaggey.
Miss Jesse, Hoover went to Marengo
Tuesday morning for a several days
visit with her friend, Miss Ollivene
Houpbold.
Mrs. S. G. Curtis went to Manning
Tuesday to meet her husbands aunt,
Mrs. Frances Hefiin of Harlan who came
here for visit.
Miss Lena Petersen who just return
ed from Denmark went to Atlantic
Tuesday to visit for several days with
relatives and friends.
III. G.. Nichols and daughter, Mrs.
Julia NJ, Parsons went to Kirkman
Tuesday to fix up his wife's grave and
visit relatives and friends.
Walter Brainard came down from
Pocahontas Monday for few days Wis
| it with his mother He says that he
likes the place and his work fine.
Twenty seven years ago Sunday night
October 20, 1884 the ground froze hard
enough to bear up team and wagon,
the day previous being like spring.
jess Richards returned to Audubon
Saturday from Harlan where he has
been working and started to work fol
Wilson & Freeman Monday. His wife
will return soon.
Mrs. Harry ID. Baker, who visited
all summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. l.. Lane and with other rela
tives, departed for her home in Los
Angeles Cal, Tuesday.
Autumn leaves, clean them up. That's
what we are doing. Our entire wal
paper stock is being cleaned up fast al
&c to 25c double roll. .Come quick.
Prick Drug Company.
Rarely is an audience so delightfully."-
entertained as was the one which as
sembled last night at the Columbia Clut
at st. Louis to hear Father C. Arthur
Macleod in his famous lecture on Evan
geline.
FOR SALE OR RENT Good 16(
| three quarters of mile from Lake
Park, Dickinson county, Iowa, well i'm
proved, good soil. Inquire of owner, j
A. Miller Lake Park, Iowa. 42-2w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bilharz H. Wilson
and Miss Lizzie Davis, returned Frida,
from couple of days visit with Friends
at Sac City. The party went in Mr.. B'i
auto, and report most delightful time
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Detwiler wen
up to Perry Tuesday of last week to at
tend reunion of the regiment, tn,
Second Iowa. From there they went I,
Lake City TO visit their daughter, Mrs
Griffin, returning home Monday.
]. p Woodland is now, representa-,
The Rochester, N. Y, Seed Co., ant
can furnish all kind of pure garden ant
farm seeds, both large and small grail
seed. Anyone desiring some can saw
money by calling on him. AZ
Monte Christie Special Car win av
Atlantic at 2:10 p m, Tuesday, No IN
Der 2lst. Will You be one of the n n
A fine time is assured. go with us 4
see this much advertised section.
Acc GEO. E. KELLOGG,
Special Sales Agent
A. A. Nelson, of near Atlantic, wa
in the city Monday, having been Gale,
here to do jury service He is now liv
ing on farm bordering on Cass count
where he has been living since he lef
the court house about seven years age
Mr.. Nelson was deputy county recorde
for two years, and while here make