Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21


Jake Ruhs, who was in Anita few
days on business came home Friday.
He says it was hard to stay away from
the new baby even that long.
Frank Adams, who has been on an
inspection tour of the Green Bay Lum.
Der Co.'S. yards along the Rock Island
lines, returned home Saturday.
Miss Fannie Brainard formerly a
teacher near Extra went down Fri.
day evening, so as to be there to attend
the teachers meeting Saturday.
Miss Anna Jacobsen, following Wis
it in Extra with her uncle, John Jacob
sen and here with friends, returned to
her home in Lake View Friday.
Chilli Con Carne," is the greatest
thing you ever tasted. Better try some
of it to-day at the Dennis Restaurant
on Park Place. 45-tf.
VIM. Cloughly, who visited here for
a week with friends went down to Des
Moines Tuesday and from there he ex-
poets to depart for his home in Winni-
peg, Canada.
Geo. r. Spencer, who visited here for
several DAYS with friends returned to
his home in Lake View Tuesday. Geo.
N. Weighton accompanied him for a
few days visit.
The Masses at st. Patrick's church
on Christmas Day will be as follows:
First Mass High Mass will be at 1880
a. M, and two low Masses one at 8:15
a. M, and one at 1000 am.
Hi. Mendenhall was business visit,
or in Des Moines Tuesday. He expects
to leave for Texas the last of this or the
first of next week to look after the in
terest of Audubon county people.
Reiger's Flower Drops, the most ex-
quisite perfume ever made. Price SIS
per bottle. Many other dainty pack
ages of perfumes we can show you for
Xmas gifts. Prick Drug Co. 500
Word received here from Geo. Car
roll, who went down to Texas about
three weeks ago states that he went to
work Immediately as engineer at the
water works station at Monte Christie
r. n. Carper went to Manning Mon
day to bring down 81 head of good fat
draft and saddle horses. They belong
TO Joe Downey and come from Nebras-
ka and will be sold at auction next Sat
urday.
Mrs. E. A. Bates went to Clinton on
Tuesday to visit for few days with
her mother; Mrs. Mary Soule and will
then depart for Chicago to spend the
holidays with her sons, Austin and Phil
Geo. Somers received word last week
the death of his brother
Charles at Barnett, Vermont. His bro
Their Ed was on the way there to see
him, but Charles was dead before he ar
rived there.
w. J. Newell and wife following a
pleasant visit here with her brother,
George Somers and family and with
other relatives and friends for some
time, departed Monday for their home
in Los Angeles.
LATE Simpson and Geo. Viewer went
to Carroll, Friday, on business and
brought back the five passenger Ford
auto for the winner of the Republican
voting contest, and it is we'll worth the
efforts the contestants are making.
Our gift department displays an ele-
CANT selection of many useful articles
with all prices as low as good quality
will permit. Our pleasure is to serve
you courteously whether you buy or
not. Prick Drug Co. 500.
Ask your barber for Heath's Peerless
Dandruff Remover. Positively removes
landruff Best tonic on earth allaying
irritation of scalp. Stops falling out of
hair. 1t makes the hair soft, flexible
and prevents splitting or breaking. 500
Jack" McCort has purchased new
two horse delivery wagon for his meat
deliveries. 1t is a neat and trim affair
the same as his market. He also has
mis- Xams trimmings all over the shop
and fine display in his line in the win
lows.
Mrs. M. A. Bryant, who lives with
her daughter, Mrs. w. w. Smith went
TO Newton Monday to visit with her
son, T. G. Bryant. Mrs. Smith accom-
panied her as far as Atlantic and then
went to Omaha on business and to visit
for few days.
Mrs. Mary Wilde has sold her house
just north of the M. E. Church to Alex
Ferguson and will depart for Portland,
Oregon, where she has fine home and
can be with her son, Clyde and
wife. She will leave as soon as she can
make arrangements to do so.
Mrs. Chas. Huntsberger and little
daughter, who came here this summer
for a visit with her brother, A. H.
Dollahide and family. departed Monday
for Bond, Miss, where she will join
her husband and make that place their
future home. They formerly lived in
Jay Shingledecker and wife departed
evening for Texas where they
expect to make their future home. Mr..
and Mrs. Shingledecker are very fine
people and we regret to lose them, but
what is Audubon's loss will be Texas
gain and we can highly recommend
them to the people down there.
Commencing with January /, Frank
Drake, for the past year abstractor for
the Hamilton real esteate firm, becomes
a full partner in that concern and the
firm name hereafter will be Hamilton
& Drake. Mr.. Drake is an expert in
the line of abstracts and the general real
estate and insurance business. That
strong firm has been further
by his acquisition.-Win-
terset News.
The two Misses Burr, Eta and Min
ME, who have been teaching school, in
Audubon county for several years with
out missing day will take their first
extra vacation of two and one-half
beginning Saturday. They are
both capable and efficient teachers and
we'll thought of wherever they have
taught and are certainly deserving of
the rest they are going to take.
An addition to the population of Au-