Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-02-02
G. s, Mcleran, D. o. s. Office over
Smiths Drug Store. Audubon.
The Dixies, February IA, 1911.

Sfnitn DruR otores AUDUBON.
The Dixies, February IA, 1911.
Charley Dennis was Manning
visitor Saturday.
Hear the Old Southern Sextette al
the Opera House.
-Chas Ripley and family went to
Shenandoah Saturday.
Mrs. w. Z. Kennels returned from
visit in Omaha Friday.
j. B. Ashby came home from bust.
ness trip to Carroll Friday.
-Chas S. White who was in Jeffer-
son returned home Friday.
Jay Shingledecker went to Casey
Thursday last on business.
John Boylund was business Wis
itor in Casey last Thursday.
Dick Northup was called to Creston
Thursday on legal business
-Buelah Priestly has recovered from
a severe case of the measles.
g. r. Hillyer and wife were called
to Laurens going up Saturday.
Frank Nicklason returned Saturday
from business trip at Harlan.
Jim Alice returned from Manning
Saturday where he was working.
Mrs. Stena Nelson and child went
to Manning Saturday for visit.
Public Sale Febrnary7.
F. G. MILLER.
Public Sale February 8.
III. A. HANSEN.
Public Sale. February 14th.
w. r. BOLTON.
Public Sale February, Is.
2-t G.. r. SPENCER.
Public sale, February 10.
M. s. GoFF
Public sale at Browns Ranch. Feb.
ruary II, 1911. VIM. H. NEFF.
-Winfrey and Chantry druggists of
Extra he'd receiver appointed Friday.
Lou Loss went to Stuart last Wed
nesday on business, returning Friday.
Oscar Roberts returned from Man
ming Friday where he was on business.
Tim Mccarthy arrived here Satur-
day to attend the funeral of his mother.
j. A. Larsen of Braytou, who visit
ing here for several days went home
Friday.
IF A. Littell formerly of here but
now OF Algona came down Friday on
business.
Geo. Oelke was in Carroll few
days last week on business, returning
home Friday.
Bessie Smith returned to her home
in Brayton Friday after pleasant visit
with friends here.
My house and lot for sale cheaper
than you can build. ,
Public Sale, February 20, 1911;
twelve miles east of Audubon.
SD G. E. CALDWELL.
Mrs. Lloyd Campbell of Coon Rap
ids, who has been visiting with her sis
Mrs. Wheeler returned home Saturday.
Mrs. ]. b. Connrady and sewing
class of eighteen of Extra came up Sat
urday morning to have a group picture
taken.
Geo. Smith and wife living north of
Audubon are the parents of q fine baby
girl since last Saturday morning, jan
uary %.
-Essie Stoodt of Atlantic orchestra
which played FOR dance here last Fri
day night visited with Wally Wonsmos
while here.
The Gem Theatre has glass frame
sign attached to the large tree near Mr..
Bagleys office wherein they will place
their show notices.
w. G. Mallonee, the stone cutter
for Dean and Walsh with his wife and
child went to Fremont. Neb, Satur-
day for several days visit.
VIM. Cloughly and wife went to Des
Moines Saturday where they will visit
for awhile before going to California
for the balance of the winter.
w. o. Henry, the auctioneer can sell
sales q snec;sltv Ir;te wire or nhona
a. Audubon Iowa 18tf
FOR ALE-NoTIcE-One pure bred
registered Hereford bull aged IL months
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r. f. ID. No. 3. Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. John Sherman drove colt to
town Saturday and while standing at
doing so broke the tongue of the buggy.
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